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Anniversary of Mahfouz Abdel Rahman’s death
Mahfouz Abdelrahman is a prominent Egyptian writer whose career spans over fifty years. Throughout this period, he distinguished himself by writing for television drama and cinema, demonstrating a capacity to preserve historical constants without distortion— as clearly seen in his series "Al-Halwani Gate," which accurately depicts the era of Khedive Ismail. He was born on June 11, 1941, and graduated from Cairo University in 1960. He worked at Dar Al-Hilal Publishing House before moving to work at the Ministry of Culture. Among his notable works are television series such as "The Fall of Granada," "Antarah," "Suleiman Al-Halabi," "Muhammad Al-Fateh," and "Al-Halwani Gate," as well as screenplays for films like "Al-Qadisiyyah," "Nasser 56," and "Halim." He received numerous awards, including the State Appreciation Award in Arts in 2002. He passed away on August 19, 2017.
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