Feature: How Did Abdalrahman Munif Transition from Economist to Novelist?

Presenter: Nadim Maghzal


Delivered:
NYC on September 30, 2018

This afikra feature explores Abedelrahman Munif’s life and literary impact, tracing his journey from economist and activist to influential novelist. Focusing on his acclaimed work Cities of Salt, we examine how Munif transformed Arabic literature by blending history with fiction, reshaping the genre in the late 20th century.

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