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Title	:	خان الخليلي
Author	:	Naguib Mahfouz
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 280 pages
Published	:	2006 by دار الشروق (first published 1945)
Categories	:	Novels. Fiction. Literature. Northern Africa. Egypt. Classics. Historical. Historical Fiction. African Literature. Egyptian Literature

خان الخليلي

Naguib Mahfouz

Paperback | Pages: 280 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 4675 Users | 532 Reviews

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Rating: 3.5/4.0

I loved how the author described the village and how he made all the characters very human. Despite the book having a simple story, the author's underlying message was that there is nothing perfect. Nobody is perfect and no place is perfect. The story is set in the 1940s, in the world war and it tells the story of a family who moves from their neighborhood to another neighborhood named Khan Al Khalili (Title of the book) for safety purposes. Two brothers fall in love with the same girl. Who is going to get the girl? You have read to know this. But don't get it wrong. Although love is a big part of the book but it is not all what the book is about. I would call the story more relating to humanity and human nature in different situations than just being about love.

I would recommend you reading this. Nice reading.

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Original Title:	خان الخليلي
ISBN:	9770914924 (ISBN13: 9789770914922)
Edition Language:	Arabic URL http://www.shorouk.com/books/details.aspx?b=af3c8169-54fe-4cbd-90c8-b913925333ac
Setting:	Cairo(Egypt)

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Mahfouz paints a compelling portrait of the Khan Al-Khalili neighborhood of Cairo during World War II. The war, along with other circumstances, conspire to drag the protagonist into a more modern and irrevocably changed world.

It's very similar in pace and substance to his previous book about Hamida and al-Midakk, but in this one there is more emphasis on the two main characters (the brothers) and less focus on the side characters (the other book was about everyone and no one). I liked both but neither comes close to Mahouz's later work (the trilogy or "the thief and the dogs").

...احببتهاI loved it so much!if you want to know what it feels like to be truly happy, you have to read this novel.if you want to know how it feels to be extremely sad , you have to read this novel.if you want to experience how to be deeply in love, you have to read THIS FREAKING NOVEL!i loved it. It broke my heart into pieces, it also made me see life differently.You can't live and expect everything to work out exactly as you planned, life's full surprises, sometimes the good ones take time to

In a 1992 interview with The Paris Review, Egyptian writer Naguib Mafhouz, author of The Cairo Trilogy and winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize for Literature, acknowledged the absence of heroes from his stories, saying he liked to create recognizable characters from everyday life. Why? Because I look at our society with a critical eye and find nothing extraordinary in the people I see.Some might call that pessimistic, while others might call it realistic. However, given his compassionate

Rating: 3.5/4.0I loved how the author described the village and how he made all the characters very human. Despite the book having a simple story, the author's underlying message was that there is nothing perfect. Nobody is perfect and no place is perfect. The story is set in the 1940s, in the world war and it tells the story of a family who moves from their neighborhood to another neighborhood named Khan Al Khalili (Title of the book) for safety purposes. Two brothers fall in love with the same

Great classic story about Egypt :)

I FINISHEEEEEEEEEEEEEED THIS =Derm...review later. Maybe. 2olo inshallah