The Seventh Neighborhood

A brief about the book in the novel "The Seventh Neighborhood," we see what happened of social and political changes in Egypt in the period of the eighties through residents of a building in the Seventh Neighborhood in Nasr City, which is inhabited by different segments of Egyptian society; such as the accountant, the doctor, the engineer, and the currency trader in the black market. The novelist Naeem Sabri puts his hand on those radical changes that occurred, including changes in identity, the emergence of extremist ideas that overthrow the other and do not accept him, and what resulted from it of cracks in social relationships between neighbors, family, and brothers. After the ordeal of the June 1967 defeat, and the devastating economic crisis that exhausted everyone, millions of Egyptians went to Arab countries in search of livelihood, and when they returned after expatriation, they faced a shock of social, economic, and human changes. The author: Naeem Sabri Publisher: Dar Al-Shorouk Number of pages