Recovery period dreams: the last dreams

I found myself in Rish Cafe with Rish friends, and we were all waiting for the start of the concert, and the orchestra members came until they completed the count and equipment except for the conductor, so my friends placed me in his place, and I successfully directed the movement, and the sound of Umm Kulthum and the voice of Abdul Wahab interwoven in the performance, and the friends, the waiter, and the cafe owner sang, and the windows surrounding the cafe were opened, and everyone participated in singing, until the singing continued between the sky and the earth. Nine years after his departure, the legend of the novel and the philosopher of life, Naguib Mahfouz, appears to us, and he still has in his pocket what he offers to humanity. It is his last dreams that found their way to publication after he sent his last greeting to us nine years ago. And it is the completion of "Dreams of the Convalescence Period," which was the last thing he published in his life, so the last dreams came in their form; to complete the Mahfouzian vision of life, and to complete a philosophical doctrine based on simplicity and exploring the depths of the human soul with contemplation and wisdom. Each of these dreams is a mixture of prose, poetry, music, and philosophy, a harmonious blend that can only be found in Mahfouz, and only produced by an exceptional genius like his.