Taha Hussien
Taha Hussien Taha Hussein, an Egyptian writer and critic, was nicknamed the Dean of Arabic Literature. He changed the Arabic novel, the creator of the autobiography in his book Al-Ayyam, published in 1929. He is considered one of the most prominent figures in the modern Arab literary movement. Taha Hussein's ideas and attitudes are still controversial today. 1 - the emergence of Taha Hussein Dean of Arabic literature Taha Hussein Ali bin Salama was born on Friday, November 15, 1889.He was the seventeen of his father Hussein's sons, and his fifteen eleven brothers, in the village of Kilo, near Maghagha, one of the cities of Minya Governorate in the Upper Egypt. The years until they were affected by ophthalmic extinguished light in them forever; due to ignorance and not to bring his family to the doctor, but summoned the barber who prescribed a treatment that went with his eyesight, and his father, Hussein Ali, a small employee of the thin case in the sugar com...