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Who shot Kamar al-Dawla Alwan? Was it a crime of passion? What was the role of the beautiful peasant girl Rim? Is the mysterious Sheikh Asfur as crazy as he seems? Partly autobiographical, this Egyptian comedy of errors takes the form of the journal of a young public prosecutor posted to a village in rural Egypt.

Produktbeschreibung
Who shot Kamar al-Dawla Alwan? Was it a crime of passion? What was the role of the beautiful peasant girl Rim? Is the mysterious Sheikh Asfur as crazy as he seems? Partly autobiographical, this Egyptian comedy of errors takes the form of the journal of a young public prosecutor posted to a village in rural Egypt.
Autorenporträt
Tawfiq al-Hakim is one of the major pioneer figures in modern Arabic literature. Born in Alexandria in 1898 to an Egyptian father and Turkish mother, he studied law in Paris, then worked as a public prosecutor in a provincial Egyptian town. He became the Arab world's leading dramatist, as well as a major short-story writer and a man of letters, notably publishing many articles against Nazism and Fascism during WWII. He died in 1987.