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The Journey of Ibn Fattouma

Author: Naguib Mahfouz  

In this pithy, powerful parable, the masterly Naguib Mahfouz explores life's secrets and the mysterious maze of the human heart—a mystical and lyrical "Pilgrim's Progress set in a mythical, timeless Middle East.

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In this pithy, powerful parable, the masterly Naguib Mahfouz explores life's secrets and the mysterious maze of the human heart—a mystical and lyrical "Pilgrim's Progress set in a mythical, timeless Middle East.

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In this pithy, powerful parable, the masterly Naguib Mahfouz explores life's secrets and the mysterious maze of the human heart--a mystical and lyrical "Pilgrim's Progress" set in a mythical, timeless Middle East.

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Critic Reviews

“"The sheen of the Arabian Nights lends a magical glow to this resonant fable." -- Boston Globe "A”

"The sheen of the Arabian Nights lends a magical glow to this resonant fable." --Boston Globe

"A morality play extolling the virtues of tolerance and understanding." --Los Angeles Times

"The Journey of Ibn Fattouma is captivating in its simplicity." --Cleveland Plain Dealer

"Mahfouz's pithy parable mocks the hypocrisy of nations that wage war and maintain empire in the name of brotherhood and freedom." --Publishers Weekly

"A slender, magical parable of idealism and compromise through a stylized Middle East odyssey." --Kirkus Reviews

"A dreamy fable. . . . The arful mood of languor and Mahfouz's exactness of expression ensure that it will be well received." --Booklist

"As enchanting a tale as any he has written." --Library Journal

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About the Author

NAGUIB MAHFOUZ was born in 1911 in the crowded Cairo district of Gamaliya. He studied philosophy at Cairo University, then worked in various government ministries until his retirement in 1971. His first three published novels were Khufu's Wisdom (1939), Rhadopis of Nubia (1943), and Thebes at War (1944), all of which are set in ancient Egypt. These political and philosophical critiques disguised as historical romances show the unmistakable signs of a burgeoning literary genius. He went on to write more than 35 other novel-length works, plus hundreds of short stories and numerous cinema plots a

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Back Cover

From photos and videos to apps, e-books, and more -- you've got the magic touch with iPad! So you're ready to take on technology and start enjoying all that the incredible iPad has to offer. For Dummies is here to lead the way. Whether it's walking you through setup, checking your e-mail, surfing the web, sharing your favorite photos, or having some fun with apps, this book will get you up to speed in no time. Befriend your iPad -- learn to navigate the multitouch screen and get familiar with all the built-in apps Keep in touch -- e-mail, send instant messages, and use FaceTime to video chat with your friends and family Say it with pictures -- discover how to use the iSight camera and HD video camera to capture your memories and share them online Make time to play -- read newspapers and books, watch movies and TV shows on the go, and challenge yourself with a new game Stay on track -- add appointments to your calendar, set reminders for important events, and even keep your grocery list handy Open the book and find: How to choose the right iPad for you Tips for making your screen easier to read Steps for getting connected and browsing the web How to get from here to there with Maps Help downloading e-books, music, apps, and more Ways to write e-mail, create texts, and add notes using only your voice What iCloud is and how it can help you Learn to: Browse the web, exchange e-mails, and make FaceTime video calls Take fantastic photos and HD videos and share them with family and friends Fill your iPad with e-books, music, games, apps, movies, and more

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Product Details

Publisher
Anchor Books | Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group
Published
31st October 1993
Pages
160
ISBN
9780385423342

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