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Children of
Gebelawi (Arabic: أولاد حارتنا, romanized: ʾawlād ḥāratnā) is a
novel by the
Egyptian writer and
Nobel laureate Naguib Mahfouz. It is also...
- world. His most
famous works include The
Cairo Trilogy and
Children of
Gebelawi. Many of Mahfouz's
works have been made into
Egyptian and
foreign films;...
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Publisher Misr
Library Publication date 1961 Media type
Print (Paperback)
Pages 143 Preceded by
Children of
Gebelawi (1959) Followed by
Autumn Quail (1962) ...
- as Omar Abdul-Rahman), for one of his "best
known works", (Children of
Gebelawi).
Outside his po****rity due to his
oratory skills he was also the author...
- (Egypt): The
Beginning and the End (1949),
Cairo Trilogy,
Children of
Gebelawi,
Midaq Alley Charles Mangua (Kenya): Son of
Woman (1971), A Tail in the...
- حارتنا)
which symbolize God and Moses,
Jesus and Mohammed,
Children of
Gebelawi.
Lutfi finished the
decade starring in Abi foq al-Shagara aka My father...
- (1947) The
Mirage (1948) The
Beginning and the End (1949)
Children of
Gebelawi (1959) The
Thief and the Dogs (1961)
Autumn Quail (1962) The
Search (1964)...
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Diary of a
Madman and
Other Stories Lu Xun 1918
China Chinese Children of
Gebelawi Naguib Mahfouz 1959
Egypt Arabic Buddenbrooks Thomas Mann 1901 Germany...
- make up Mahfouz's body of work,
among them Awlād ḥāratinā ("Children of
Gebelawi", 1959),
Tharthara Fawq Al-Nīl ("Adrift on the Nile", 1966), and Afrāḥ...
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existence is
comparable to
other novels by Mahfouz,
notably Children of
Gebelawi (1959), The
Beggar (1965),
Heart of the
Night (1975) and The
Harafish (1977)...
