Omar Al-Taher satirical albums

Book name: Omar Al-Taher satirical albums Author: Omar Al-Taher Publication: Al-Karma Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 447 About the book: This book includes Al-Taher’s satirical albums: "Her shape was ruined," "Captain Egypt," "Son of Abdul Hamid Al-Tarzi," "Egypt pavement," "Zamalekawi." It is an edited version of these titles that topped the bestseller list, with an introduction telling behind-the-scenes of the experience. Al-Taher here presents 100 Egyptian ways to eliminate depression, the most important 55 sentences said by father and mother in Egypt, the most famous 100 lies told by men to women in Egypt, and he talks about his experience as a retired goalkeeper, and gives his testimony on the 1980s generation, and answers questions: how do you know that the film writer is an Egyptian screenwriter? And why do Egyptians hate jobs and their children hate studying? And why when the Egyptian father says "Inshallah," he means "Inshallah no"? And how do you know you are walking in one of Cairo’s streets? And reading an Egyptian newspaper? And watching a film produced after Sadat’s assassination? And why doesn’t the law protect the "fools"? And why did the government put pictures of mosques on paper currencies? And how do you know that the person standing in front of you is a Zamalekawi? And other fun, smart ideas that Al-Taher crafted in a way that has become a trademark.