- Date de naissance
- Date de décès30 août 2006 · Le Caire, Égypte (pneumonie et affections rénales)
- Naguib Mahfouz est né le 11 décembre 1911 au Caire, Égypte. Il était scénariste. Il est connu pour El-Fetiwwah (1957), Le monstre (1954) et Al-muntaqim (1947). Il était marié à Atiyyatallah Ibrahim. Il est mort le 30 août 2006 au Caire, Égypte.
- ConjointAtiyyatallah Ibrahim(1954 - 30 août 2006) (son décès, 2 enfants)
- Was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1988.
- He is best known for his Cairo Trilogy, which describes life in the more than 1,000-year-old Islamic quarter of the Egyptian capital where he was born.
- 19 July 2006: hospitalized in intensive care after falling and injuring his head.
- He survived an assassination attempt in 1994 when he was stabbed in the neck. The attack left him with impaired eyesight and reduced mobility in his writing hand.
- Survived by his wife, Attiyatullah, and two daughters, Fatima and Umm Kulthoum.
- "I wrote 'The Seventh Heaven' because I want to believe something good will happen to me after death. Spirituality, for me, is of high importance and continuously provides inspiration for me." - Associated Press interview on his 94th birthday.
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