Khan al-Khalili

Khan al-KhaliliA major early novel by the Egyptian Nobel Laureate, published for the first time in English The completion of Khan al Khalili in 1945 marked a turning point in Naguib Mahfouzs career. Departing from the traditional themes drawn from Egyptian antiquity that characterize the authors earlier works, Khan al Khalili reflects instead a deep concern with the lives and problems of contemporary Egyptians. The time is 1942, the Second World War is at its

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