After Friday prayers at the police mosque in Sheikh Zayed, the great author Bahaa Taher, who passed away yesterday at the age of 87, will be remembered with a funeral prayer.
The Chairman of the Council of Management and Editing the Seventh Day Akram Al-Qassas wrote: Taher, with many works, records times and dates in great works, and there remained a prophecy with other works that remain Bahaa Taher in the memory of literature and culture with significant translations in. A number of writers and intellectuals mourned the deceased Arab culture, the great writer Bahaa Taher, who left our world yesterday.
. It gives Bahaa Taher a unique position in literary history. Therefore, the creators continue to exist even after they have left.
Ibrahim Abdul Majeed, a distinguished author, said: “There is only one God; may He grant our great professor and writer a thousand mercies.
Hussein Hammouda, a renowned critic, stated: “The professor asks: It’s Bahaa, what do we discuss a new need?””
. . This was a question that was asked of Professor Naguib Mahfouz only sporadically.
Now, none of them will write a “new need”.. and if what he wrote will remain, and new. We were responding to what we know or read from what was written or published by Bahaa Taher.
Ashraf Abdel-Shafi, a novelist and journalist, wrote: “On the few cafes known in the heart of Cairo in the mid-nineties and with the wide resonance of,” Duha said, “It was hard to find a friend who had not read the novel, so everything is simple, lovely, and taken, and my excessive enthusiasm is always for everything Jamil, I said to my friend, the poet “Sayyid Mahmoud”: My soul
He said: “I’m damaging your mind, and I’ve already wrecked mine. I got married almost two years before him, and I had the sacrificed girl before him.
The poet Amin Haddad said: May God have mercy on the great writer Bahaa Taher – a great stature in the Arabic novel – we all loved him and future generations will love him..
After Friday prayers at the police mosque in Sheikh Zayed, Bahaa Taher’s burial was held.
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