Al-Bashmuri | Novel

The Pashmuri means the Egyptian farmer in the Coptic language. The Coptic Pashmuri were accustomed to life in Egypt according to special customs and traditions. They had their own way of love, work, fun, and religion. However, the hero of our story fell into a real test with everything around him. He was exposed to loss as a result of a very special dramatic situation. Then he was plagued by changes in life and thought until he began to roam the earth in search of many existential questions that haunted him about everything...at the same time that major events were taking place in Egypt in the Coptic era, and he finds himself Confused and surrounded by more questions, he must face them all alone and find answers that suit him alone. This wonderful novel was chosen among the 100 best Arab novels. It caused great controversy as soon as it came to light for the first time, and it was covered in a large number of critical articles, lectures and studies, translated into several languages, and some classified it as one of the masterpieces of the art of writing the novel. We at Doon Publishing House are republishing this important work as part of the Arab Creativity series, because of our great confidence in the rare value that this work offers.