The events of the novel “Nour” by Youssef Ziedan take place within a social context. The novel’s events take place from 1997 to 2010, and it addresses the psychological, social, and emotional upheavals the heroine experiences during that period. Through the voices of his protagonists, Ziedan revolts against societal customs that mock women and devalue their value.
Nour
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This philosophical novel explores the depths of the human psyche through its heroine’s journey in search of inner light and the existential meaning of life.
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