Mahfouz's Akhenaten, Dweller in Truth

Mahenoz 's Akhenaten, the true inhabitant in literary history, perhaps the most explored genre is a historical novel. From the gilgamesh epic to the present, the author has adopted historical facts and explained them in a novel way. If facts are not available, the author can infer the missing part of the story from the two sources by interpreting the existing academic data, or by the author 's imagination. Two ways of "filling in the gap of historical novels" sometimes make historians cheap and make literary critics unhappy. It also makes literary critics happy and makes historians uneasy.

Naguib Mahfouz, the most famous writer in Egypt, made the play a reality in his novel "Akenathon: The Residents of Truth": About the mighty Queen - Mother Tiye's Incest Rumor; Between Queen Nefertiti and Hinoki Tiye In the confrontation of all these, the strange new king becomes the ruler of the first monotheism

In the process, we met a man named Maho, a man familiar with Akhenaten. Naguib Mahfouz wrote as follows. "During Akhenaten he was the police chief of Akhetaten, who is continuing his farming work.When he wrote the letter, he placed his hands behind his head and stood in that position and gathered his memory. "When Akhenaten left us our world, the spring of joy has gone," he began. God will forgive you. "

Naguib Mahfouz started writing at the age of 17 and is now respected in Arabic. For example, the novel "Children of Gebelawi" (1959), a small conversation at the Nile River (1966), Miramar (1967) and so on. He often uses fables and symbols to solve the problem in the story. Mahfouz received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1988. "Happy man" (born in Cairo, Egypt in 1911) is a man who felt "incredibly happy" when getting up in the morning. He did not know how and why it happened, and he got upset in the morning as he shocked his usual feelings. "This is clearly distinct compared to what we usually do when we wake up" (p. 235). He is talking to a person who has never talked about him. Then he found himself talking to his worst rival, and he was constantly clashing with him. He talked to him and told him as if they were best friends. "Good morning, he said there was no regret."

Naguib Mahfouz is one of the most famous Arab authors. His work reveals many changes in the desire and direction of the Egyptian intellectuals who have spread throughout their lives. Mahfouz basically believes in the central position of human beings in the universal programs of things and their individual destiny and personal responsibility for life. The integration of religion, knowledge and science is the ideal world he wants. Mahfouz's work can be divided into three stages. In the 1930s, he wrote several short stories about his own life and several works about the ancient history of his country. He translated English sentences about ancient Egypt and wrote three historical novels describing Pharaoh's lifetime and age (the fight of Thebes, fate of Ladobis and twist and turn).