Who Killed Maryam Al-Safi? is a story collection that Dar Al-Shorouk Publishing is getting ready to release. For the great writer Muhammad al -Mansi Qandil, in 1970 while Muhammad al -Mansi Qandil was a student at the College of Medicine of Mansoura, he won the first prize for the story club for the story of “The Schem Squad’s Empty” before he included it in his first book “Who killed Maryam Al -Safi?” He was awarded the 1988 State Encouragement Prize.
14 stories make up the anecdotal collection “who killed Maryam Al-Safi,” the most of which were written from the late 1960s to the mid 1970s. All of the stories are connected by the author’s distinctive narrative writing style, which dates back to his debut book.
Through these tales, Muhammad al-Mansi Qandil takes us from the trip of the teacher, Mansi, the fabric salesman, to the centre. the conclusion of the conflict with Maryam Al-Safi.
Muhammad Al-Mansi Qandil, an Egyptian novelist who earned his medical degree from the Faculty of Medicine in 1975 but spent his time writing instead of practising medicine after retiring. In 1988, he was given the State Encouragement Award.
Several collections of stories and novels were published for him; Including: “Qamar Ali Samarkand”, which won the Sawiris Cultural Award for Literature in 2006, and “Cloudy Day in the West Righteousness” that reached the short list in the International Award for Arabic Novel, Booker, in 2010, and “Black Battalion” that reached the list Long at the International Prize for Arabic Novel, Booker, in 2016. He was given the State Appreciation Award in the Arts in 2021.
It was released shortly after. Who was Maryam Al-murderer? Safi’s Anecdotal collection by Muhammad Al -Mansi Qandil
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