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Great Jordanian Writer of Palestinian Origins, Ibrahim Nasrallah, Praises Series “A Special Case” for its Depiction of the Palestinian Issue

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 5, 2024

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Written by Abdul Rahman Habib Friday, January 05, 2024 04:14 PM

The great Jordanian writer of Palestinian origins said: Ibrahim Nasrallah The series “A Special Case”’s reference to the Palestinian issue through the scenes of the series carried within it a reminder of Palestine that made many of the audience affected, especially in that shot in which his novel Amna Weddings was present, pointing out that the importance of art lies in such shots and gestures that indicate major meanings. .

He added in special statements to “Youm 7” that some signs seem simple, but their symbolic dimension is very large, and this makes me talk about the idea of the key for the Palestinian, but its meaning summarizes a major situation with great intensity. Many of those who wrote to me were affected by the idea of having safe weddings in the series, as it is a novel that talks about Gaza and the sufferings of Gaza, and this matter affected them, as it affected me personally, and its beauty is that true art is concerned with everything real in our lives, and in this is the beauty of the director and screenwriter. And the series crew, Palestine is in great need of everyone who embraces it today.

The Jordanian novelist Ibrahim Nasrallah, who is of Palestinian origin, praised the series “A Special Case” with the first episode being shown on the watch it platform. He wrote on his Facebook account, praising the work and in particular his solidarity with the Palestinian cause, saying: “The makers of the series A Special Case were keen to stand in solidarity with Palestine. In a scene, Hajar al-Sarraj goes, holding in her hand a bag in the shape of a map of Palestine with Ramallah written on it, and searching in the library for the novel “Safe Weddings” by the Palestinian poet and novelist Ibrahim Nasrallah, a tribute to the people of Gaza, and it is one of the novels in the comedy series. Palestinian, which consists of eight novels about the Palestinian issue.

Ibrahim Nasrallah’s tweet

2024-01-05 14:14:00

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January 5, 2024 0 comments

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Exploring Gustave Flaubert’s Letters: A Window into the Art of the Novel

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 1, 2024

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Written by Abdul Rahman Habib Monday, January 1, 2024 07:00 AM

has not been Gustave Flaubert Not only a great novelist, one of the inventors of the modern novel, he was a great letter writer, writing letters that are, among other things, a wonderful exploration of the art of the novel.

Letters of Gustave Flaubert: 1830- “1880 is the book in which Francis Stegmüller collects the writer’s correspondence, adding to it a biographical bridge and quick comments.

If there is one article of faith that dominates the doctrine of Gustave Flaubert’s correspondence, it is that art is not about providing “answers.” The Letters of Gustave Flaubert are therefore primarily a record of the personal, political, and artistic questions with which Flaubert struggled throughout his life.

The letters show Flaubert’s youthful, sensual outpourings to his lover, the poet Louise Colet, and his questions about his aging, still unknown, in his thirties, struggling to write Madame Bovary.

According to what the letters show, when Gustave Flaubert was looking at his early works, he felt a lack of certainty, so he mentioned in his letters in conclusive evidence of the questions that formed the focus of his life and his feeling of doubt about his works: “How can I congratulate myself on the insight that I did not achieve?”

Flaubert’s correspondence with family and friends describes his life-changing trip to Egypt, exchanges with Baudelaire, the influential critic Sainte-Beuve, and Guy de Maupassant, his young student, as well as letters sent back and forth between him and a great confidant of his later life, Georges Sand.

“Recognized as a classic in its own right, Stegmüller’s book is a fascinating life story of Flaubert in his own words. Originally published in two volumes, it appears here for the first time under a single cover.”

January 1, 2024 0 comments

Technology

To spread astronomical culture and galactic sciences.. An evening for observing planets and stars at the Future Library – Youm7

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 21, 2023

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Abdul Rahman Habib Tuesday, November 21, 2023 02:00 AM

organize Library of the future Tomorrow, Tuesday, is an astronomical evening, out of an effort to spread astronomical culture, galactic sciences, and the homes of the planets and stars. Dr. Nabil Helmy, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Heliopolis Society, which is affiliated with the Future Library, said that interest in astronomy goes back to the ancient Easterners, who were wonderfully advanced in astronomical sciences.

He added that the ancients knew how to observe the stars and planets and use appropriate observational tools, such as sundial, water clocks, etc. They also knew the solar calendar and the lunar calendar. They divided the year into twelve months and the month into thirty days, so the solar year is 365 days, while the lunar year is 354 days. They also observed the phenomena of eclipses and solar eclipses.

Attendees of the evening will observe the surface of the moon using telescopes, watch meteor craters, and photograph them with a mobile phone camera through the telescope lens. The largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter, with its four famous moons, will also be observed with the naked eye. Participants will also learn about some of the star constellations that can be seen from within the city and how to determine directions with the stars. In addition to a general discussion of the audience’s astronomical inquiries during the evening.

November 21, 2023 0 comments

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French Museum Grévin Responds to Criticism and Restores The Rock Wax Statue with Realistic Skin Tone

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 25, 2023

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Written by Abdul Rahman Habib Wednesday, October 25, 2023 10:00 PM

The French museum Le Musée Grévin restored a wax statue of the star Dwayne.The RockJohnson, after some museumgoers complained about it, and the wax statue was reinstalled with a more realistic skin tone, and was modified within 24 hours.

Modifying the shape of The Rock statue

The Parisian museum revealed a life-sized statue of the wrestler turned actor who starred in dozens of films earlier this month, and criticism was swift from visitors and from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, the owner of the statue, with accusations of giving the statue a whiter skin tone than it is. Its owner, in fact, according to what Euronews reported.

The world-famous Dwayne Johnson was born as The Rock, a name he adopted for himself since he began participating in drag shows in California, to a black father from Nova Scotia and a mother from Samoa.

Johnson posted a video of comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. grilling the statue, and Jefferson said the Paris museum made the rock look like a “pebble.”

“I will ask my team to reach out to our friends at the Griffin Museum in Paris, France so we can work on updating my wax statue here with some important details and improvements starting with my skin tone,” he said.

The Griffin Museum said of The Rock’s comments that staff worked through the night to “address the skin tone” of the wax statue. The wax statue was reinstalled today, October 25, with a more realistic skin tone, and was adjusted within 24 hours.

October 25, 2023 0 comments

Sport

Ministry of Culture Re-Installs Stolen Painting Honoring Late Journalist Hamdi Qandil

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 7, 2023

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Ahmed Mansour wrote Thursday, September 07, 2023 09:41 PM The able artist Naglaa Fathi said, Ministry of Culture Represented by the National Organization for Civilization Coordination, it responded quickly by re-installing the “Long Live Here” sign bearing the name of her husband, the late great writer and media figure Hamdi Qandil, after it was stolen.

The great artist, Naglaa Fathi, stated, in exclusive statements, that she had contacted Dr. Nevin Al-Kilani, Minister of Culture, and Engineer Muhammad Abu Saada, to thank them for the speedy completion and to send the technician to re-install the painting from a new one on the home of the great journalist Hamdi Qandil.

Actress Naglaa Fathi in front of a sign he lived here, which bears the name of her media husband, Hamdi Qandil

The great artist, Naglaa Fathi, added that the most important thing in the matter is that the Ministry of Culture thanked me for being the only one who took a positive step after his banner “He lived here” was stolen in front of the house of the great journalist Hamdi Qandil, and she issued a report of the theft, noting that there are many paintings. Which was stolen but was never reported by the parents or descendants of those symbols, stressing that our role is to preserve everything related to those departed symbols.

During the installation of a painting, he lived here in front of the house of the great journalist, Hamdi Qandil

It is noteworthy that the National Organization for Urban Harmony, headed by Eng. Muhammad Abu Saada, reinstalled the painting “He Lived Here” in front of the home of the great writer Hamdi Qandil, instead of the stolen painting, following the directives of the Minister of Culture, Dr. Nevin Al-Kilani.

Abu Saada appealed to the real estate owners to cooperate in preserving these paintings, because the personalities of this project deserve all appreciation and honor, as these identification plates are a shield of honor for them.

The National Organization for Urban Harmony issued theft reports regarding the received reports.

The artist, Naglaa Fathi, had spoken a few days ago about the theft of the painting “He Lived Here” related to the name of the late journalist Hamdi Qandil, in Heliopolis, to which the Ministry of Culture responded quickly.

2023-09-07 18:41:00

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September 7, 2023 0 comments

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Milan Kundera and the World as a Trap: A Comprehensive Overview of the Renowned Czech Writer’s Life and Works

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 14, 2023

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Bilal Ramadan wrote Friday, July 14, 2023 02:00 AMMilan Kundera And the world as a trap” is a book prepared by the writer and translator Amin Saleh, which we recommend to the audience of readers of world literature, coinciding with the death of the French writer and philosopher of Czech origins, who was considered a strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature.

The great writer and translator, Amin Saleh, presents a comprehensive article about Milan Kundera in “Milan Kundera and the World as a Shirk”, as he transports the reader with him in extensive readings of Kundera’s biography, works and opinions, up to his articles and the most important dialogues that took place with him.

Milan Kundera is one of the most important and famous contemporary writers in Europe, and one of the few who has achieved wide international recognition, as he has become a global literary icon. In the eighties of the last century, Eastern European literature was put on the world literary map through its new and bold texts, and its call for inner freedom.

In his country he is seen as an important writer and thinker, and he is considered one of the most influential writers on contemporary Czech novelists, and on other writers in the world. Every book he publishes is considered a prominent cultural event, and all his contributions to public cultural and political conversations arouse much interest, controversy and lively debate.

It is noteworthy that Milan Kundera was born on April 1, 1929, to a Czech father and mother. His father, Ludvik Kundera, was a musicologist and president of the Jankik University of Arts and Music in Brno. Milan Kundera learned to play the piano from his father, and later studied musicology, cinema and literature. He graduated in 1952 and worked as an assistant professor and lecturer at the Film College at the Prague Academy of Performing Arts. He published poetry, articles and plays during his studies, and joined the editorial department of a number of literary magazines.

Milan Kundera joined the Communist Party in 1948, and he and writer Jean Travolca were dismissed in 1950 due to noticing individual tendencies on them, and then returned in 1956 to the ranks of the party, then separated again in 1970.

Milan Kundera published his first collection of poetry in 1953, but it did not receive enough attention. Kundera was not known as an important writer until 1963 after publishing his first collection of funny love stories.

Milan Kundera lost his job in 1968 after the Soviet Union entered Czechoslovakia, after his involvement in what was called the Prague Spring. He was forced to emigrate to France in 1975 after his books were banned from circulation for five years. He worked as an assistant professor at the University of Rennes in Brittany (France). 1981 after he applied for that after the Czechoslovak nationality was revoked from him in 1978, as a result of writing a book “Laugh and forget“.

Under the weight of these circumstances and developments in his life, Kundera wrote his famous novel “An Unbearable Lightness Object”, which made him a well-known international writer for its philosophical reflections, falling under the idea of Nietzsche’s eternal return. In 1995, Kundera decided to make French the language of his tongue. Literary through his novel “Slowness”.

July 14, 2023 0 comments

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