Sharq Al-nakhel (novel)
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| Author | Bahaa Taher |
|---|---|
| Illustrator | |
| Language | Arabic |
| Publisher | Dar Al-Mustaqbal Al-Arabi - Al-Shorouk for Publishing and Distribution |
Publication date | 2008-1985 |
| Pages |
Sharq Al-nakhel (novel) (Arabic: [1]شرق النخيل), Sharq Al-nakhel is by the writer Bahaa Taher, and this novel was published in 1985 ad.
Novel summary[edit]
This novel has an interesting literary style, as the events of this novel revolve around the conditions of the people before the October War, "sometimes, I used to say this as a joke to Issam. That you and your people have sold your land to the Jews, so there is no need to pretend to be sad, nor for the phrases to show the sad feelings, returnees, bells of return. But don't worry, Issam, we will liberate your homeland and return you to it, despite your noses. We will deprive you of the obscene wealth you are amassing while pretending to be poor refugees," he said.
Biography[edit]
Bahaa Taher, has translated many international literary works such as The “Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho, he was born in 1935, and has earned several awards, including Mubarak in literature in 2009, and also received the state prize of appreciation in literature in 1998, and the International Prize for Arabic Fiction (Poker) for his novel Wahat Al-Ghorob in 2007.
Baha Tahir history may not be crowded with many works, but it is full of literary works that make every reader see pleasure in reading it, so the reader will goes to follow the path of Baha Tahir, and then as soon as you enter as a reader to his novel, you will enjoy an interesting and simple literary style with a special splendor. One of his most superior works, which turned into a television drama, was Khalati Safiya Waldeer.
References[edit]
- ↑ "فلسطين شرق النخيل". مصر 360 (in العربية). 2021-05-22. Retrieved 2022-06-12.
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