The great author Jamal Al-Ghitani passed away on October 18, 2015, at the age of 70. He was a novelist and journalist who served as editor-in-chief of the Egyptian News newspaper and was referred to as “the owner of a unique novelist project in which he was inspired by the Egyptian heritage” on this day, which marks the seventh anniversary of his passing. to fabricate a wonderful fictional world.
His first piece of art was closely related to his reality; in 1988, the film “Days of Horror” told the tale of “Mahrous” Ibn Al-Saeed, who escapes from his reality full of difficulties. The late writer was one of the most well-known authors who used the drama and cinema texts from his works in order to convert them into artistic works. Mahmoud Yassin played the lead role in the film, which Saeed Marzouq directed for Cairo.
In his second book, “Tales of the Strange,” he concentrated on national issues through the narrative of the Egyptian soldier “Abdel Rahman,” who lived between 1967 and the October War in 1973, a pivotal period in Egypt’s history. He highlighted the hopelessness and defeatist spirit of the Egyptian people during this time and how they changed. After the October War, people’s spirits improved and they began to have greater optimism for the future. Mahmoud Al-Jundi, Hoda Sultan, Al-Kings Muhammad Mounir, Sharif Mounir, and Hussein Al-Imam all took part in the action championship.
In his second book, “Tales of the Strange,” he concentrated on national issues through the narrative of the Egyptian soldier “Abdel Rahman,” who lived between 1967 and the October War in 1973, a pivotal period in Egypt’s history. He highlighted the hopelessness and defeatist spirit of the Egyptian people during this time and how they changed. After the October War, people’s spirits improved and they began to have greater optimism for the future. Mahmoud Al-Jundi, Hoda Sultan, Al-Kings Muhammad Mounir, Sharif Mounir, and Hussein Al-Imam all took part in the action championship.
In his second book, “Tales of the Strange,” he concentrated on national issues through the narrative of the Egyptian soldier “Abdel Rahman,” who lived between 1967 and the October War in 1973, a pivotal period in Egypt’s history. He highlighted the hopelessness and defeatist spirit of the Egyptian people during this time and how they changed. After the October War, people’s spirits improved and they began to have greater optimism for the future. Mahmoud Al-Jundi, Hoda Sultan, Al-Kings Muhammad Mounir, Sharif Mounir, and Hussein Al-Imam all took part in the action championship.
Ayman Abis and Salah Al-Saadani starred in Jamal Al-“Hara Ghitani’s Al-Zaafarani,” another television programme that he produced.
His most recent picture, “Five Stars,” was released in 2007. It was directed by Hatem Moussa and Souad Al-Hajan and stars Ahmed Haroun, Dolly Shaheen, Sami Al-Adl, and Ahmed Barrada.
Jamal Al-Gheitani appears in both theatre and film. The days of horror are his first work and the stranger of the most prominent strange
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