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The 15 pages that link to Naguib Mahfouz, each with the reason it gives.

• Arabic literatureRelated: His fiction brought Arabic-language urban life to a wide international readership.

• Arabic literary criticismRelated: His novels invite analysis of narrative form, urban life, and historical transformation.

• EgyptRelated: His novels portray the social changes and everyday life of modern Egypt.

• Egyptian popular cultureRelated: Film adaptations brought his urban characters and stories to mass audiences.

• Cairo UniversityRelated: His career illustrates the university’s connection to modern Egyptian literature.

• Arabic novelRelated: His long career helped establish the Arabic novel's international literary standing.

• Egyptian diasporaRelated: His international readership carries Egyptian cultural life across national borders.

• Kateb YacineCompared with: Mahfouz provides a contrast in how novelists elsewhere in the Arab world rendered national history and society.

• ShadiaRelated: His story inspired a film in which Shadia played a central role.

• Tayeb SalihRelated: Mahfouz and Salih are central figures in the modern Arabic novel, though their settings differ.

• Ahmed Fouad NegmCompared with: Mahfouz’s celebrated literary Arabic contrasts with Negm’s political poetry in Egyptian colloquial speech.

• Children of GebelawiRelated: He wrote the novel and shaped its blend of realism, social critique, and allegory.

• Nuruddin FarahRelated: Mahfouz provides a regional point of comparison for fiction rooted in political and urban transformation.

• Soad HosnyRelated: Hosny starred in film adaptations of novels by this central figure in Egyptian literature.

• Abdulrazak GurnahRelated: Mahfouz provides an earlier African Nobel laureate comparison, with a distinct national and literary focus.