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Children of the Alley
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Children of the Alley

novel by Mahfouz
Also known as: “Awlād ḥāratinā”
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  • Naguib Mahfouz
    Naguib Mahfouz

    His novel Awlād ḥāratinā (1959; Children of the Alley) was banned in Egypt for a time because of its controversial treatment of religion and its use of characters based on Muhammad, Moses, and other figures. Islamic militants, partly because of their outrage over the work, later called for his death,…

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    His novel Awlād ḥāratinā (1959; Children of the Alley) was banned in Egypt for a time because of its controversial treatment of religion and its use of characters based on Muhammad, Moses, and other figures. Islamic militants, partly because of their outrage over the work, later called for his death,…

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