Qasr Alshawq - Poetry collection for publishing

The second part of Naguib Mahfouz's famous trilogy, which many critics and literary specialists consider the best and most important Arab novel. This part deals with the next phase after the 1919 revolution in the life of Mr. Ahmed Abdel Gawad's family, where Mr. Gawad isolated himself for five years after the martyrdom of his son "Fahami," until he finally decides to come out of his isolation and resumes staying up late at the house of "Zubaida" the scholar. There, he is surprised by "Zanuba" having become a mature girl, and he falls in love with her and buys her a boat overlooking the Nile. At the same time, his eldest son "Yasin" loves her, entering his father's world from the back door, while "Kamal" lives a platonic love story for his beloved "Aida." The novel was published in 1957 and was adapted to the cinema in 1967. To see the best-selling books, click here.