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	Necib Mahfuz: Mısır’ın ‘Balzac’ı
		Nobel Edebiyat Ödülü’ne layık görülen ilk Arap yazar olan Necib Mahfuz yaşamını yitirdi.
		Devlet memuru bir babanın çocuğu olan Mahfuz, hayatının ilk sekiz yılını bu hayat dolu yerde geçirdi.
		Mahfuz o yıllar için “Hayatımda hiçbir şey değişmedi ama sanki bir yakınımı kaybetmiş gibiydim.
	www.ntvmsnbc.com /news/383724.asp (660 words)

	Nagib Mahfuz - Wikipedia
		Nagib Mahfuz wuchs als Sohn eines Beamten in einem Kairoer Altstadtviertel auf, wie er es später in vielen seiner Romane schildern sollte.
		Auch wegen seiner Unterstützung des Friedensprozesses mit Israel wurde Mahfuz zum Ziel scharfer Kritik aus fundamentalistischen und arabisch-nationalistischen Kreisen.
		Nagib Mahfuz tritt nach wie vor gegen die Ideen eines fundamentalistischen Islam, für eine Trennung von Staat und Religion und für eine säkulare, demokratische Gesellschaftsordnung ein.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nagib_Machfus (530 words)

	Najib Mahfuz Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Mahfuz, who is sometimes referred to as the "Balzac of the Arabs," was an ardent admirer of the Russian classics.
		Mahfuz also wrote many scripts for works of other writers, which may perhaps explain the mastery of cinematic techniques that is manifest in his own writings.
		Mahfuz had previously defended Rushie, but in an interview with Charlotte El Shabrawy, he told her he had been unaware of the contests of Rushdie's novel.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/najib-mahfuz (1208 words)

	Mahfuz, hombre devoto pero que vivio dificil relación con Islam \| terra
		Mahfuz, hombre devoto pero que vivio dificil relación con Islam
		Mahfuz, hombre devoto pero que vivió difícil relación con Islam
		Nacido en 1911, Mahfuz empezó a escribir a los 17 años y su primera novela se publicó en 1939.
	www.terra.com /noticias/articulo/html/act477127.htm (682 words)

	El callejón de los milagros; Naguib Mahfuz
		Mahfuz nació en El Cairo y estudió en la universidad Rey Faruk I. Nuestro autor es el menor de siete hijos de un funcionario de bajo rango, adquirió un profundo conocimiento de literatura medieval y arábiga mientras aún estudiaba el bachillerato.
		Mahfuz, en sus obras de la segunda etapa, suele hablarnos sobre la presión que se vive en Egipto antes y después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
		En esta fase Mahfuz tendrá un tono pesimista que mantendrá en sus obras y se valdrá también del “destino” para justificar todo lo que les ocurre a sus personajes.
	html.rincondelvago.com /el-callejon-de-los-milagros_naguib-mahfuz.html (1995 words)

	His fiction brought Cairo to life: Naguib Mahfuz -DAWN - International; September 01, 2006
		LOS ANGELES: Naguib Mahfuz, who died on Wednesday, was the first Arab author to be awarded the Nobel Prize in literature — for novels that evoked the scent, colour and texture of life in the streets of his native Cairo.
		After Mahfuz was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1988, British and US publishers rushed to market an English translation of the trilogy to satisfy the curiosity of readers, most of whom had never heard of the Egyptian literary lion.
		Mahfuz was born on December 11, 1911, the youngest of seven children.
	www.dawn.com /2006/09/01/int9.htm (1007 words)

	BABELIA-ELPAIS.ES - Naguib Mahfuz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mahfuz, el novelista más importante del mundo árabe y uno de sus faros intelectuales, cuenta que tuvo una infancia feliz.
		Leer a Mahfuz -considerado como el mejor retratista de la sociedad cairota del siglo XX, un maestro del realismo egipcio y el mejor escritor en una de las lenguas más habladas del mundo- es descubrir la carga de humanidad, pasión, humor y ternura tan característicos de él y de la gente de su país.
		Mahfuz considera que los integristas son una excrecencia nefasta y temporal del islam, se alarma al ver que los israelíes, a los que considera un pueblo muy civilizado, sean capaces de actuar así contra la segunda Intifada y todavía piensa que si Estados Unidos no arregla lo de Oriente Próximo nadie lo hará.
	www.elpais.es /suplementos/babelia/20011020/b2.html (3223 words)

	Egypt's Nobel writer Nagib Mahfuz dies
		Mahfuz, who was almost killed in 1994 when a radical Islamist stabbed him, was admitted to an interior ministry hospital in Cairo in mid-July suffering from various kidney problems, pneumonia and other ailments related to his age.
		Mahfuz "was an exceptional writer, an enlightened and creative thinker, an author who brought Arab culture and literature to the world's attention," a statement from Mubarak's office said.
		Mahfuz was taken to intensive care on August 14 and had remained in critical condition ever since despite improving slightly in recent days.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=139923 (903 words)

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		The reason given by Muhamad for rejecting Mahfuz's motion in chambers is most outlandish and outrageous - that it is "sub judice" to discuss the ISA crackdown against the Reformasi Seven because there are habeas corpus applications for the detainees in the courts.
		Muhamad had acted arbitrarily in rejecting Mahfuz's motion on the ISA arrests as he could not possibly present any case as to how such a parliamentary debate could "prejudice the interests of the parties" to the habeas corpus applications before the courts.
		Mahfuz should be allowed to move his 18(1) motion to adjourn the House for an urgent debate on the ISA arrests when Parliament resumes its meeting tomorrow.
	pemantau.tripod.com /2001/17Apr_lks.html (464 words)

	Middle East Online
		Nagib Mahfuz, Egypt's most celebrated author and the only Arab to win the Nobel prize for literature, died Wednesday at the age of 94, several weeks after his health abruptly deteriorated.
		In 1988, Mahfuz became the first Arab writer to be awarded the Nobel prize for literature, notably for the universal character of his art, which was considered a metaphor for relations between people in communities worldwide.
		Mahfuz studied philosophy at King Fuad I University (Cairo University), graduating in 1934 and working for a few years in the university's administration.
	www.middle-east-online.com /english/culture/?id=17342 (750 words)

	Mahfuz permanece "critico, pero estable" en hospital cairota \| terra
		Mahfuz permanece "critico, pero estable" en hospital cairota
		Mahfuz permanece "crítico, pero estable" en hospital cairota
		Mahfuz, de 94 años, fue trasladado el pasado lunes a la unidad de cuidados intensivos del Hospital de Policía de Aguza, en El Cairo, donde lleva hospitalizado un mes debido a problemas en los pulmones y el riñón, y por dificultades respiratorias.
	www.terra.com /noticias/articulo/html/act471214.htm (394 words)

	Spring 2001 - Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		From that point of view at least, the selection of works mentioned in Mahfuz's Nobel citation (all written before 1967) was an accurate reflection of a genuine watershed in the modern history of the Arab world.
		This process is seen at its most bitter in Algeria, where the depth of French political and cultural penetration (beginning as early as 1830) led to a vicious war that resulted in independence but did not resolve many internal issues which continue to beset that society to this very day.
		Chief among them is, of course, Najib Mahfuz himself, who - unfortunately, in my opinion - has termed the different colloquial dialects of Arabic a "disease" and yet is not averse to including individual items from the local vocabulary of Egypt in his novels.
	www.ou.edu /worldlit/wlt/2001spring/article.html (4055 words)

	The Daily Star Web Edition Vol. 5 Num 886 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Justice Mahfuz, who was confirmed on Wednesday that he would be made the acting CEC, claimed that he convened the meeting "on his own" and "as per the laws".
		Justice Mahfuz was appointed as an election commissioner on January 16 this year and since then has strongly supported Aziz in his move to prepare the controversial fresh voter list.
		Justice Mahfuz entered his office at 9:05am yesterday and voluntarily convened the EC meeting at 11:00am to authorise himself as the acting CEC.
	www.thedailystar.net /2006/11/24/d6112401022.htm (1045 words)

	ajc.com \| Business \| Roads may go private route \| ajc.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Department of Transportation Treasurer Earl Mahfuz said the department is trying to address some of the concerns through its rule-making process.
		Mahfuz said flexibility is important when courting innovative financing plans that often are contingent on quick action.
		Mahfuz said the draft rules have since been amended to reflect the law's intent.
	www.ajc.com /business/content/business/horizon/1103/10privateroads.html (832 words)

	PM’s statements on use of English in schools ‘a political ploy’, says Mahfuz - Malaysiakini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mahfuz said he believed the Barisan Nasional government created the issue “to divert peoples’ attention, especially the fresh graduates who are jobless, by blaming their poor command of English as the reason for their being unemployed”.
		Mahfuz, who is also Pokok Sena member of parliament, said the BN government has tried to rush through this public policy without proper research or any feedback from the public.
		However, Mahfuz agreed with the government’s move to set up the Professional Committee of the Education Ministry, led by education director-general Abdul Rafie Mahat, to study the government’s capacity to implement the new policy.
	www.malaysiakini.com /news/12304 (553 words)

	Gulf Times â€“ Qatarâ€™s top-selling English daily newspaper - Gulf/Arab World
		Mahfuz, 95, is suffering from kidney problems, pneumonia and other ailments relating to his age, said Muntassem Abdel Muti, spokesman at Cairoâ€™s Police Hospital where he is being treated.
		Mahfuz had been admitted to the same hospital on July 16 after stumbling and injuring his head.
		Mahfuz also worked as a civil servant, including being director of censorship in the Bureau of Art, director of the Foundation for the Support of the Cinema, and then as a consultant to the culture ministry.
	www.gulf-times.com /site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=101927&version=1&template_id=37&parent_id=17 (1180 words)

	Murió Mahfuz, un egipcio universal \| LANACION.com
		Mahfuz, que casi no dejó su país mientras vivió, pasó sus últimos años recluido, tras sobrevivir a un atentado en 1994, cuando un joven integrista lo apuñaló "por sus blasfemias".
		Mahfuz nació en 1911 en El Cairo, el séptimo hijo de una familia de la pequeña burguesía.
		A partir de los años 60 y 70, Mahfuz comenzó a construir sus novelas apelando a recursos nuevos, como el monólogo interior, la variación de los puntos de vista y los subtextos inspirados en la narrativa árabe tradicional.
	www.lanacion.com.ar /archivo/nota.asp?nota_id=836152&origen=acumulado&acumulado_id= (876 words)

	'The Novelist-Philosopher of Cairo' (October 1998) - Library of Congress Information Bulletin
		The work of Najib Mahfuz, Egypt's foremost writer and novelist, was discussed by Menahem Milson, professor of Arabic language and literature at Hebrew University.
		Mahfuz writes about life in the hara, or neighborhood, for example, but avoids colloquial Egyptian in favor of literary Arabic.
		Mahfuz's genius rests in his reconciliation of literary Arabic with his convincing and empathetic portrayals of the denizens of modern Cairo.
	www.loc.gov /loc/lcib/9810/mahfuz.html (696 words)

	Dr. Hassan Mahfuz's Resume (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mahfuz, H., Rangari, V., Islam, M., and Jeelani, S.,"Fabrication, Synthesis and Mechanical Characterization of Nanoparticles Infused Polyurethane Foams," Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, Vol.
		Mahfuz, H., Rangari, V., Adnan, A., and Jeelani, S., "Carbon Nanoparticles/Whiskers Reinforced Composites and their Tensile Response," Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, Vol.
		Mahfuz, H., Adnan, A., Rangari, V., and Jeelani, S., "Manufacturing and Characterization of Carbon Nanotube/Polyethylene Composites," International Journal of Nanoscience (IJN), accepted for publication, October 2004.
	www.oe.fau.edu /faculty/mahfuz.html (332 words)

	Awards: Persian Rug Galleries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It's the second major award this year for Mahfuz and his Nashua company, which was named as N.H. Business of the Year earlier this year by Business NH Magazine and the New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce Executives.
		Mahfuz, whose father started the business in 1953 after emigrating with his family from Lebanon to Watertown, Mass., said he and his employees are grateful to be honored with AmericaSmart's Sixth Annual Rug Retailer of the Year Award.
		In winning the award, Mahfuz was cited for his dedication to the business community in Nashua, including his work with the city's chamber of commerce, the city's downtown revitalization committee, and his active commitment to nonprofit organizations.
	www.persianrugsnh.com /whoismin/awa.html (658 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mahfuz made the remarks when he visited the office of Dong Jiao Zong Malaysian Chinese School Board Association on 14 August.
		According to Mahfuz, BN leaders should understand that the issue of mother tongue was highlighted only after the government issued a plan to teach Science and Mathematics in English in national and national-type schools.
		Mahfuz, however, has suggested that the government make a comprehensive revision of the root causes that make people weak in mastering the English language and work out strategic measures to overcome it.
	www.asu.edu /educ/epsl/LPRU/newsarchive/Art869.txt (488 words)

	Najib Mahfuz: Social Change in Egypt
		Najib Mahfuz writings of novels carried with it this kind of trend through out all of his novels here.
		Najib Mahfuz has kept his trend of silent change of revolution in the Egyptian society without paying attention to those who are no more than a passing cloud in the sky.
		But Najib Mahfuz left the conclusion wide open for the readers to be filled with imaginations wide open here.
	www.drhashimbehbehani.com /najib.html (291 words)

	Mahfuz, Hassan
		Mahfuz, H., Partha, S.D., Xue, D., Krishnagopalan, J. and Jeelani, S., "A Combined Experimental and Finite Element Study to Predict the Failure Mechanisms in SiC Coated Carbon/Carbon Composites at Room and Elevated Temperatures Under Flexural Loading", Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites, Vol.
		Mahfuz, H., Partha, S.D., Xue, D., Krishnagopalan, J. and Jeelani, S., "A combined Experimental and Finite Element Study to Predict the Failure Mechanisms in SiC Coated Carbon/Carbon Composites at Room and Elevated Temperatures Under Flexural Loading," International Conference on Composite Materials (ICCM/9), Madrid, Spain, July 12-16, 1993, Vol.
		Mahfuz, H., Mamun, W., Haque, A., Vaidya, U. and Jeelani, S., "Response of Fiber and Matrix in Composites under High Strain Rate Loading," Proceedings of the SEM Annual Conference on Theoretical, experimental and Computational Mechanics, June 7-9, 1999, Vol.
	www.tuskegee.edu /Global/story.asp?S=1087279 (6018 words)

	IOL: Egypt bids farewell to literary giant Mahfuz
		An official funeral for Mahfuz, who died Wednesday after several weeks of illness, was due to be held at the Al-Rashdan mosque in Cairo at 09h00 GMT.
		Virtually every artist in Egypt looked up to Mahfuz, and messages of condolence poured in from disciples, friends and fellow writers who were influenced by his writings.
		"Nagib Mahfuz has passed away and there is no doubt it will be years before Egypt gives birth to a man of his stature, who could be its ambassador not only in the world of literature but also in its aspiration for freedom and progress," the opposition Al-Masri Al-Yom daily wrote.
	www.iol.co.za /index.php?set_id=1&click_id=85&art_id=qw1157019301322B221 (747 words)

	Naguib Mahfuz: adiós al escritor del Egipto moderno88
		Hijo de una familia de pequeño burguesía cairota, Mahfuz nació en diciembre de 1911 y se graduó en Filosofía a los 23 años, en la Universidad de El Cairo.
		Mahfuz ganó masividad tras la publicación de la Trilogía de El Cairo(1956-1957), en la que describe los avatares de una familia burguesa entre 1917 y 1944.
		Mahfuz dividió la suma del Premio en cuatro partes iguales: una para su mujer, dos para sus hijas y la última para el pueblo palestino.
	www.clarin.com /diario/2006/08/31/sociedad/s-03902.htm (1362 words)

	El Nuevo Diario - Managua, Nicaragua - El Mundo lamenta muerta del egipcio Mahfuz, Premio Nobel de Literatura1988
		Agregó que Mahfuz fue un gran escritor, quien dio una dimensión de universalidad a la mítica ciudad de El Cairo, al usarla como epicentro de las calamidades y virtudes humanas demostradas por los personajes de sus novelas.
		Mahfuz al haber recibido el Nobel de Literatura, consolidó aún más la escena urbana cairota ante lectores de los cinco continentes, dijo Ariel Montoya, que también es periodista y actual candidato a diputado ante el Parlamento Centroamericano (Parlacen) de Alianza Liberal Nicaraguense (ALN).
		Mahfuz murió a los 95 años en un hospital cairota en el que permaneció ingresado 44 días, la mitad de ellos en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos, por problemas pulmonares y renales.
	www.elnuevodiario.com.ni /2006/08/30/ultimahora/1705 (622 words)

	taz 21.5.02 Hat sich der Schriftsteller Nagib Mahfuz für Selbstmordattentate ausgesprochen?
		Darauf antwortete Mahfuz allgemein, dass die USA ihre Macht gerecht anwenden müssten.
		Mahfuz hatte in diesem Interview nicht klar gemacht, ob seiner Meinung nach Zivilisten oder Militärs das Ziel dieses Widerstandes sein sollten.
		Ein militanter Islamist hatte Mahfuz vor dessen Haus niedergestochen und später argumentiert, dass seine Werke unislamisch seien.
	www.taz.de /pt/2002/05/21/a0165.nf/text (446 words)

	UNESCO - Director-General condemns assassination of Bangladeshi journalist Golam Mahfuz
		UNESCO Director-General Koïchiro Matsuura today condemned the assassination on May 31 of Golam Mahfuz, the editor of the daily newspaper Comilla Muktakantha, in Bangladesh and voiced concern over an increase in attacks on media professionals in the country.
		“The killing of Mr Mahfuz is a heinous attack on democracy and rule of law.
		Mr Mahfuz, who was stabbed to death early in his house in Comilla, east of the capital Dhaka, is the fifth journalist killed in Bangladesh over the past year, according to the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ).
	portal.unesco.org /en/ev.php-URL_ID=27809&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html (288 words)

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