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Paperback. Entre le silence etouffant d'un abime sans fond et les couloirs scintillants de palais ou le desir se manie comme un empire, s'etend la frontiere fragile entre la revelation et la memoire, l'emprise et la liberte.Walah: Alif Lam Ra est une fresque litteraire magistrale qui reinvente les figures heritees du mythe, non comme de simples recits figes, mais comme un miroir brulant tendu aux tourments les plus intimes de l'ame humaine. Des etendues arides et impitoyables de Harran aux meandres politiques de l'Egypte ancienne bordee par le Nil fertile, jusqu'a la penombre glacee des geoles ou la captivite devient un sanctuaire inattendu pour l'esprit, le roman deploie une polyphonie d'une rare intensite.A travers des perspectives mouvantes-la clairvoyance douloureuse et la cecite de Jacob, le deuil silencieux de Rachel, les blessures secretes de Lea, la jalousie devorante et le remords des freres, la passion obsessionnelle de Zulaykha et la quete eperdue de delivrance interieure de Yusuf-le recit sonde les failles du pouvoir, de la filiation et de l'amour.Moustafa Awad signe une oeuvre mythico-historique audacieuse qui transcende la reecriture classique pour poser des questions existentielles universelles: A qui appartient le corps face a la domination ? L'amour peut-il survivre lorsqu'il devient volonte de possession ? Et comment la foi resiste-t-elle a l'epreuve de la trahison ?Porte par une prose poetique et une profondeur psychologique saisissante, Walah: Alif Lam Ra est une meditation inoubliable sur la chute et la renaissance, aux confins du sacre et du coeur humain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- Walah (Paperback)
- Author
- Mustafa Awad
- Publisher
- Not Avail
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- French
- ISBN 13
- 9798233850776
Entre le silence étouffant d'un abîme sans fond et les couloirs scintillants de palais où le désir se manie comme un empire, s'étend la frontière fragile entre la révélation et la mémoire, l'emprise et la liberté.
Walah : Alif Lam Ra est une fresque littéraire magistrale qui réinvente les figures héritées du mythe, non comme de simples récits figés, mais comme un miroir brûlant tendu aux tourments les plus intimes de l'âme humaine. Des étendues arides et impitoyables de Harran aux méandres politiques de l'Égypte ancienne bordée par le Nil fertile, jusqu'à la pénombre glacée des geôles où la captivité devient un sanctuaire inattendu pour l'esprit, le roman déploie une polyphonie d'une rare intensité.
À travers des perspectives mouvantes-la clairvoyance douloureuse et la cécité de Jacob, le deuil silencieux de Rachel, les blessures secrètes de Léa, la jalousie dévorante et le remords des frères, la passion obsessionnelle de Zulaykha et la quête éperdue de délivrance intérieure de Yusuf-le récit sonde les failles du pouvoir, de la filiation et de l'amour.
Moustafa Awad signe une œuvre mythico-historique audacieuse qui transcende la réécriture classique pour poser des questions existentielles universelles : À qui appartient le corps face à la domination ? L'amour peut-il survivre lorsqu'il devient volonté de possession ? Et comment la foi résiste-t-elle à l'épreuve de la trahison ?
Porté par une prose poétique et une profondeur psychologique saisissante, Walah : Alif Lam Ra est une méditation inoubliable sur la chute et la renaissance, aux confins du sacré et du cœur humain.
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About the Author
Mustafa Awad is an Egyptian novelist and literary researcher based in Tunisia. His narrative works explore existential themes, mythic-historical reimagining, and the complexities of human psychology through a lyrical and contemplative prose style. He is the author of critically noted novels, including Walah: Alif Lam Ra and The Long Life of Semaan Jad El-Rab (Al-Hayah Al-Madeedah Li-Semaan Jad Al-Rabb)
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