Writing
Naguib Mahfouz
Naguib Mahfouz, (born December 11, 1911, Cairo, Egypt—died August 30, 2006, Cairo), Egyptian novelist and screenplay writer, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1988, the first Arabic writer to be so honoured.
WriterShort StoryStoryNovelAdaptationScreenplayTreatment
Known for
Viewing momentMidaq Alley
Viewing momentSaladin the Victorious
Viewing momentRaya and Sakina
Viewing momentAlley of The Pestle
Viewing momentThe Beast
Viewing momentThree Stories
Viewing momentThe Choice
Viewing momentThe Berry and the Cane
Viewing momentYour Day Will Come
Viewing momentWekalt Elbalah
Viewing momentAl karnak
Viewing momentThe Criminal
Viewing momentThe Road
Viewing momentAyoub
Viewing momentBetween Heaven and Earth
Viewing momentتوحيدة
Viewing momentPeople on the Top
Viewing momentAl Sokkareyah
Viewing momentThe Thug
Viewing momentNoor El-E'youn
Viewing momentThe Sinners
Viewing momentA Notorious House
Viewing momentAdrift on the Nile
Viewing momentA Beginning and an Ending
Viewing momentRhapsody in Autumn
Viewing momentThe Fugitive
Viewing momentJamila, the Algerian
Viewing momentEmpire M
Viewing momentThe Well of Deprivation
Viewing momentAl Sarab
Viewing momentForbidden
Viewing momentThe Devil Preaches
Viewing momentCairo 30
Viewing momentThe Beginning and the End
Viewing momentPalace of Desire
Viewing momentThe Thief and the Dogs
Viewing momentBetween Two Mansions
Viewing momentMiramar
