Muhammad shukri (5 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. Zustand: As New. Kdyz se tato autobiograficka kniha marockeho spisovatele objevila v roce 1981 v parizskych knihkupectvich, sklidila okamzite obrovsky uspech a byla prelozena do dvanacti jazyku. Pribeh maleho chlapce, ktery se s rodinou vyda do Tangeru za vidinou lepsiho a dustojnejsiho zivota, ukazuje Maroko poloviny 20. stoleti jako zbidacenou zemi, v niz se da jen tezko normalne zit. Pro svou otevrenost, predevsim popisu sexualnich scen, byla kniha v Maroku zakazana a mohla vyjit az v roce 2000, po dvaceti letech.…

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paperback. Zustand: Good. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All of the pages are intact and the cover is intact and the spine may show signs of wear. The book may have minor markings which are not specifically mentioned.…

Libro vintage. Argomento: saggi. Autore: Shukri Muhammad. Editore: Jouvence. Luogo: Monte Zebio. Anno: 1997. Formato: in-8°. Pagg: 128. Legatura: Brossura con bandelle. Collana: Narratori arabi contemporanei 15. Conservazione: buona. Dalla quarta di copertina: "Scrittore sostanzialmente autobiografico, in "Soco Chico" Muhammad Shukri racconta il proprio incontro con gli occidentali accorsi a Tangeri alla ricerca di un paradiso artificiale". Traduzione di Maria Avino.…

Small 4to (170 x 237 mm). 148 pp. Slightly later half leather over green leatherette sides, gilt title to spine in Arabic, raised bands. Al-Alusi's historical account of the Nejd, composed in the late Ottoman period, documenting the political, religious, and tribal history of central Arabia, with particular attention to the rise of Al Saud and the reform movement associated with Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab. - Al-Alusi, an Iraqi scholar of Baghdad, drew on correspondence, oral reports, and regional chronicles to construct one of the early external scholarly narratives of Najdi affairs. The present second edition incorporates editorial verification and commentary by Muhammad Bahjat al-Athari, a noted Iraqi historian and bibliographer, and includes an appended completion attributed to Sulayman ibn Suhayman, a Najdi scholar associated with polemical and historical writings on the Wahhabi movement. The work reflects Salafi intellectual networks linking Iraq, Najd, and Egypt in the interwar period. - Paper browned and brittle; occasional edge tears and minor spotting not affecting text. In excellent condition. - Ownership inscription on front flyleaf by "Hamid Bin Ahmad Bin Hamad" in Arabic and English. - OCLC 929671537 (only 3 copies worldwide).…