Suhair Abdel-Fattah, the wife of the legendary poet Ahmed Abdel-Moaty Hijazi and the editor-in-chief of the Childhood and Development Magazine, passed away in our world yesterday evening, was called by Professor Dr. Nevin Al-Kilani, Minister of Culture.
The Minister of Culture offered condolences to the family of the deceased, and to the great poet for his painful affliction on the death of his companion his path, calling on God to enter the deceased in his spacious gardens and inspire her family patience and solace, which passed away yesterday evening Thursday.
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According to Reda Attia, the late woman made significant contributions to children’s literature through her leadership as editor of the “Childhood and Development” magazine and in the community by helping children, particularly those with special needs.
According to Attia, who spoke exclusively to “The Seventh Day,” the late person made significant scholarly and literary achievements, including her work “Mohamed Abdel Wahab.
This legend, published by the General Authority for Culture Palaces, tracks criticism and critique as well as the career progression of generations of musicians.
It is noteworthy that Dr. Reda Attia had recently published a new book entitled “Ahmed Abdel -Moaty Hijazi: The lost urban poet” by critic Dr. Reda Attia, on the poetic experience of the pioneer of Arab poetic modernity, the great poet Ahmed Abdel -Moaty Hijazi.
Known as one of the forerunners of the renewal movement in contemporary Arabic poetry, Ahmed Abdel-Moaty Hijazi is an Egyptian poet and critic who was born in 1935 in the Menoufia Governorate of Egypt. He has translated portions of his poetry into French, English, Russian, Spanish, Italian, and German. In 1989, he was given the Greek Greek Favis Award; in 1996, he was given the African Poetry Award; and in 1997, the Supreme Council of Culture presented him with the State Appreciation Award in the Arts.
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The poet’s wife, Ahmed Abdel-Moaty Hijazi, is mourned by the minister of culture.
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