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Qabbānī, Abū Khalīl al-
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Qabbānī, Abū Khalīl al-

Syrian dramatist
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  • world distribution of Islam
    Arabic literature
    / Literary drama

    …other troupes was that of Abū Khalīl al-Qabbānī, whose performances in Damascus had been censored and even canceled after complaints from the conservative Islamic establishment. The theatrical scene that these Syrian émigrés encountered in Egypt was both lively and varied. To perform his dramas in the colloquial dialect, the Egyptian…

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    …other troupes was that of Abū Khalīl al-Qabbānī, whose performances in Damascus had been censored and even canceled after complaints from the conservative Islamic establishment. The theatrical scene that these Syrian émigrés encountered in Egypt was both lively and varied. To perform his dramas in the colloquial dialect, the Egyptian…

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