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Al-Nafisa Al-Mirghani confirmed that emojis have become a part of modern communication tools, but they cannot replace genuine emotional expression. She explained that direct expression is essential for maintaining healthy relationships. She clarified that emotions reflect internal needs, and expressing them through words is more impactful than relying solely on emojis, especially since written messages lack tone of voice and facial expressions that convey true meaning. She emphasized that suppressing feelings can lead to unreasonable behavior. Using emojis with children is helpful for teaching them basic emotions, but it does not replace training them to express themselves with words. She also stressed that over-reliance on emojis can make people more superficial in their expressions, and that the interpretation of symbols depends on context and culture, losing much of their meaning without tone and facial cues.
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