In addition to the collections of the Nobel Prize winner, the Naguib Mahfouz Museum in the Al-Azhar district also serves as a recorder of Egypt’s modern history.
The Ministry of Culture established a museum by Naguib Mahfouz in Tikkat Abu Al -Dahab in the Mamluk Egypt, which contained a large number of the late writers of the writer, who obtained a large number of decorations and the nashavis throughout his life starting from his first novels.
The Nobel Prize-winning author won for his historical novel Radubis because he moved quickly to catch up with the awards. It was published in the 1940s of the Award for the Guess of the Dameshadiya Hearts in 1942, as well as won the Ministry of Education Award for the novel Kifah Taibah in 1944, and he was awarded the award of the Arabic Language Complex in 1946.
The biography of life in Egypt since the beginning of the 20th century, which he recorded in a narration between the two palaces and from there to the palace of longing, and the sugar He won the first part of the trilogy between the two palaces, the Sta. He went through a period of interruption from writing that lasted until the fifties, but it started production again through a great work that seems to have taken a long time to prepare for it.
The late, renowned author is said to have gotten a certificate of appreciation from the Ministry of Education in 1957 in recognition of him after receiving the State Prize in Arts, according to records at the Naguib Mahfouz Museum.
In addition to receiving an honorary doctorate from Cairo University and the American University in Cairo, prizes from British Radio, certificates and honours from film festivals, awards from the Radio and Television Union, and the Cavaian Award in 2004, Naguib Mahfouz also received the Order of Merit in 1963, the State Appreciation Award in the Arts in 1968, and the Medal of the Republic in 1972.
According to the certificates of appreciation at the Naguib Mahfouz Museum, Naguib Mahfouz was also acknowledged in 1975 and 1976 for his notable contributions to the drafting of the script, dialogue, and cinematic films, including the era of love.
According to the certificates of appreciation at the Naguib Mahfouz Museum, Naguib Mahfouz was also acknowledged in 1975 and 1976 for his notable contributions to the drafting of the script, dialogue, and cinematic films, including the era of love.
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