Within the book fair sessions about the Dean of Arabic Literature, Taha Hussein
Abu Dhabi remembers the one who has the insight of a mind.. He made education like water and air
The symposium was titled “Taha Hussein.. Insight of the Mind.”
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As part of its celebratory sessions with the central figure, Dean of Arabic Literature, the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, organized by the Abu Dhabi Center for the Arabic Language, affiliated with the Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi, hosted a panel discussion entitled “Taha Hussein.. Insight of the Mind.”
The Egyptian Minister of Culture, Dr. Enas Abdel-Dayem, said that Taha Hussein is one of the greats in Arab history, and a strongly influential name in the history of thought.
She added, "He dedicated his career to the values of goodness, love and peace, so that his name would remain as a unique Egyptian model, and he was distinguished in terms of thought and criticism, as well as in several creative fields, including the story, the novel and the biography."
She pointed out the importance of celebrating such personalities that Arab culture presented to the world as shining models that confirm that our culture is not only for history, but for the future.
For his part, the novelist Dr. Ammar Ali Hassan said: “After a year, we will be on the cusp of half a century of absence from the dean, who was present in every direction;
His days established the art of autobiography, and threw a different splash in Arabic rhetoric.
The literary style of writing before his book (Al-Ayyam) changed it after it. Taha Hussein created an unparalleled literary text, which is (Al-Ayyam), which is comparable to the Thousand and One Nights in our Arab heritage.
While the critic and translator Hayyan Juma'a Al-Sa'i dealt with the genius of Taha Hussein and his thought in the field of translation, which was manifested in his selection of the works he translated to place in the hands of the Arab reader, and the approach he took as a style in his translations, he was creative, because he realized the impact of the ancient European civilization on the modern, and wanted to benefit from it. Other Civilizations For this reason, he conveyed wit and intelligence from the mothers of books to Arab readers, to be familiar with other cultures, which contributed to creating a state of interaction between cultures.
For his part, the Egyptian academic, Dr. Muhammad Abul-Fadl Badran, said:
• an inspiring model
During the symposium “Taha Hussein, the insight of the mind,” Saudi critic and critic Asma al-Muqbil praised the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair’s interest in shedding light on a great literary and intellectual value such as the Dean of Arabic literature, Dr. Taha Hussein, who is considered one of the most important Arab models, as he respected heritage and the highest From its value, taking advantage of its positives and reviewing it in the light of the insight of the mind.
• Enas Abdel Dayem:
"Taha Hussein dedicated his career to the values of goodness, love and peace, so that his name would remain as a unique Egyptian model."
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