Mqboola Chalak

Mqboola Chalak (1921–1986) was a Syrian writer and lawyer.
Life.
Mqboola Chalak was born in Damascus in 1921, and studied Law at the Damascus University. Judge Hamdi Al-Shalq was her father She was the first woman to graduate with a degree in Law from this University, and the fourth woman to graduate from the University. After her graduation, she accompanied her husband to Paris, where she studied the issues of custody, child care and nursery. When she returned to Syria, she founded the Child Protection Society in Damascus.
Chalak is a member of the Arab Writers Union. She has written several stories, including: "Stories from my Country" and "The Wedding of Birds". She has also written children's stories, including: "Chicken Adventures", "A Poet who has two Diaries: Heart and Lady Songs". She died in 1986.