Egyptian intelligence mourns the owner of "The Impossible Man": He embodied the heroics of the nation's sons
Nabil Farouk missed the age of 64, in the Emirates today
The Egyptian intelligence service called the writer Dr. Farouk Nabil, the author of the "Impossible Man" series, confirming that the late creator embodied heroics in his novels for the people of the nation.
And from the obituary, which was published on the pages of Al-Ahram newspaper, today, Friday: “We belong to God and to Him we shall return .. The Egyptian General Intelligence mourns with more sorrow and sorrow, the great writer Nabil Farouk, who enriched and embodied many heroics with his fictional works for the people of the homeland .. May God cover the deceased with great pain His mercy and his family's most sincere condolences.
Nabil Farouk was absent, on the evening of the day before yesterday, Wednesday, and his funeral took place on Thursday, from a mosque in Al-Rehab City in Cairo.
The late Minister of Culture, Dr. Inas Abdel Dayem.
She said that Farouk «represents a milestone in the writing of police fiction that generations of Egyptians have been brought up with and which contributed to the formation of their awareness and thought.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Dar Al Maarif and the President of the Publishers Union, Saeed Abdo, mourned the great writer who died from a sudden heart attack.
He emphasized that Farouk El-Police's works and writings "will continue to be his witness to this distinguished creator and a legacy that will be passed on to generations, and will continue to witness his artistic creativity."
The late was born in February 1956, graduated from medical school, and was famous for police literature and science fiction.
Farouk is among the most prominent creators who are famous for police literature, espionage stories and science fiction. He is the creator of the "Impossible Man" series, and its hero is the intelligence man, Adham Sabry.
He has published a large collection of stories in a series of Egyptian novels for the pocket, and he presented several story series, the most famous of which are The Future File, The Impossible Man, and Cocktail 2000. His stories have met with great success in the Arab world.
His works enjoyed great readability, especially among young people and youth, and some considered him among those who loved these generations for reading, just like the late Dr. Ahmed Khaled Tawfiq.
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