Hafiz Mahfouz

Hafiz Mahfouz
Born	1965
Occupation	Arab poet and novelist Professor of Arabic language and literature.

Hafiz Mahfouz (Arabic: حافظ محفوظ)is an Arab poet ²⁶ and novelist born in Qasr al-Saf on the Tunisian coast in 1965, a professor of Arabic language and literature.^[1][2]

Career

He received several Arab and Tunisian awards, including the Golden Kumar Award for the best Tunisian novel for his 1999 novel "The Guardian of Angels" and his 2006^[3] novel "Nautical." Some of his work was translated into French and English and he wrote many critical articles about his creative experience and produced a collection of poetry and fiction books. He recently re-founded the children's magazine Irfan.

Activity

One of the signatories in May 2021 was a statement issued by Tunisian intellectuals affirming their full solidarity and support for the Palestinian people's struggle against the practices of the Israeli occupation army.^[4]

Writings

Poem

•            Worry, Dar El Noorse, Tunisia. 1989

•            Ant Poems, Art House, Tunisia, 1994^[5]

•            Brides of God, Dar Sahar, Tunisia. 1997

•            Potter, Soteba, Tunisia. 1999

•            Object definitions, Sotepa. Tunisia, 2000

•            Eternal in a Moment, Dar El-Alatiya, Tunisia, 2004

•            Angel Isolation, Miskiliani, Tunisia, 2006

•            Yusuf Butterfly, Tunisia 2010

•            On Possible Land and Other Poems, Tunisia, 2012

•            The sea sleeps only alone, Atlantic Tunisia Publishing, 2016.

•            Arab stations.

Prose

•            Biography of a man who lived two days - Stories, Beda House, Tunisia, 1995

•            Confusion of the Senses - Novel, Darsahar, Tunisia, 1996

•            The Guardian of Angels, Novela, Atlantic House, Tunisia, 1998

•            Ghazal al-Andalusia - Stories, Dar el-Atlassian, Tunisia, 2001

•            Al-Hakma Cube - A Novel, Al-Madina Publishing House, Tunis, 2003

•            Huriyah, Dar el-Alatiya, Tunisia, 2005

•            Mad al-Rawi - theatrical text, Dar el-Atlantica, Tunisia, 2008

•            Wills of Sartre, Texts, Atlantic, Tunisia ".

•            Sleep Rooster, Novel, Moment House, London, 2016

Children's literature

Dozens of children's storybooks, the latest of which were five poetry plays, were also published in Tunisian and Arab theatres. Among them are:

•            Badis, Sahar, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia.

•            Little King, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia.

•            Puppet Family, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia.

•            Victim of Covenant, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia.

•            Peace Selection Series, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia, 2005.

•            Union des Forces, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia, 2004.

•            Souad and the Beast, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia, 2004.

•            Freedom is the most precious star, Atlantic Publishing, Tunisia, 2004.

•            Survival in Honesty, 2004.

•            Fox Repentance, 2004.

•            Boy Hasson's Adventures, 2004.

Other publications

•            Revolution is a beautiful poem written by the people in their blood

•            Search for Lost Child Spirit

•            Towards the "Greater Capital of Reassurance" or the New Poetry Zone

•            Manor Lamadh: Line Biographical Hairline

•            Door: Studies on the Flowers of Dioxide History of Joseph Razzouka, Tunisian Publishing and Painting Arts Development Company, 2004.

•            Gulf Pens, 1981

Awards

•            The Golden Kumar Award for the best Tunisian novel about the 1999 novel "The Guardian of Angels"

•            The Golden Kumar Award for the Best Tunisian Novel for the 2006 Novel "Horia"

•            Honored by Tunisia's Association of Maghreb Women Writers, at the opening of its activities at the House of Culture, Ibn Rashiq in the capital.^[6]

For in-depth reading

•            The political and religious intersection in the novel "Sleep the Rooster" by Hafiz Mahfouz. Osman, Mahdi.

•            Read in the novel "The Guardian of Angels" of Preserved Conservation: Accountability for Strangeness in the Novel. Shekhawati Kamal, 1998.

•            The 90th poetic fantasy through the preservation model is preserved. Ben Omar, Mohammed Saleh, 2007.

•            The argument of ego and the other is in the "eternal in a moment" office of a preserved governor. Urban, Malika.

•            Experimentation in the Tunisian novel: the novel "Nautical" of the preservation of a model. Reed, Rabb, 2016.

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