The morning and evening talk - Naguib Mahfouz

This is the story of every being and human on earth... the same beginning and end... no boy differs from a man or a woman or a girl no matter how different and varied the events. This is "Ahmed Atta Al-Marakibi," the giant with the long, flat body... who carries out tasks and undertakes responsibilities and ultimately returns, burdened with fatigue, and surrenders his soul at midnight. Also "Halim Abdul-Azim Dawood," born in the embrace of luxury and wealth, defeated by illness that led him to death... and "Sadiqa," "Rashwana," "Muawiya," "Baligh"... and others whose lives he reviewed in this brilliant book by Naguib Mahfouz. Through his portrayal of them, he depicts the lives of all humans... and declares loudly and clearly that there is no escape from it... he declares that life, which begins with the cry of a newborn, ends with the gasp of death... these stories were gathered from family, relatives, fathers, and sons to translate and embody this idea before the reader of the story... and in the simplicity of the idea and the repetition of events with his character... was the depth of philosophy and the insistence that the Nobel novelist wanted... that it is not just the story of some people, but the story of life and death, and the philosophy from which it emanates, and the eloquence that shapes the beads of events and the pearls of words in a mixture that produces a new drink from the usual, one we will not tire of enjoying sip after sip. Morning and evening talk - Naguib Mahfouz