Title: "The house Cicin" Author: Mohamed Nedal
Publisher: Le Fennec (Morocco)
Genre: romance
Cicin H'Cine or is the name of younger brother (7-8 years) of Idar, the young sculptor, one of the characters carry the novel.
Clearly, Mohamed Nedal gives us a book of great depth human with this fourth novel.
poverty, bad luck (or Allah mektoub) for many, announce the poverty and rural exodus to the cities. Here Marrakech.
M'Barek, the father of Idar and H'Cine, holds a water mill. One day in the wadi thought prevails parents, home, property and banks and left two orphans.
The attraction of the city as buoy hello makes landing at Dar Louriki, Marrakis a building, transformed into chambers to monetize the business. Idar
sculpts and somehow arrives to meet their needs and little H'Cine dream home if they have had to rebuild authorities had not banned any buildings now on the banks of the wadi. But Sheikh
Ocean of Knowledge, prompted by two tenants, theology students, landed every night in the building and all were completely changed. Stock in brand new black Mercedes, a sign, this will gradually lead to Sheikh religious fundamentalism all tenants. With lots of money (stores offered) and speech peppered at every sura, the name of Allah and his prophet, tenants change their behavior. The women are veiled, the evening prayer in the courtyard of the building followed by a sermon or two hours. Brainwashing actually.
Only two tenants who are in love, Leila and Idar, remain refractory to this life fundamentalist, because they do not want to sacrifice their love as they claim. This
Sheikh is not so pure that it is willing to show it and to hide his crime against Leila, it encourages tenants manipulated to make the justice of God against the wicked will perish and the two lovers in arson in the stall of Idar. As a leitmotif, the small H'Cine recall on the grave of his brother that they would have had to rebuild their homes.
Roman fort, deeply human.
Mohamed Nedal knows we make sympathetic and endearing small people. In contrast, we seem repulsive anyone with a modicum of power: the police, judges, moquaddems the Makhzen, authorities in general. Even the bus driver. Their arrogance, complacency, their arrogance, their wealth displayed, provide any authority as a kind of illegitimacy.
Although these detestable as self-appointed religious guise of religion oppress the little people, manipulate and exploit them.
Here is a true humanist novel.
critic Jay Salim Mohamed Nedal qualifies Zola Morocco. This is not a term usurped. In any case, the contemporary Moroccan literature now has a talented author.
Quotes: " Sheikh was a rich man ... His appearance was simple and sober thought, it does not hide under a number of evidence suggesting a greater affluence: its vast gandouras black silk pure, his slippers suede carefully crafted, solid gold ring with his big, the small beads in amber still wrapped around the wrist ... "(p.149).
Cicin H'Cine or is the name of younger brother (7-8 years) of Idar, the young sculptor, one of the characters carry the novel.
Clearly, Mohamed Nedal gives us a book of great depth human with this fourth novel.
poverty, bad luck (or Allah mektoub) for many, announce the poverty and rural exodus to the cities. Here Marrakech.
M'Barek, the father of Idar and H'Cine, holds a water mill. One day in the wadi thought prevails parents, home, property and banks and left two orphans.
The attraction of the city as buoy hello makes landing at Dar Louriki, Marrakis a building, transformed into chambers to monetize the business. Idar
sculpts and somehow arrives to meet their needs and little H'Cine dream home if they have had to rebuild authorities had not banned any buildings now on the banks of the wadi. But Sheikh
Ocean of Knowledge, prompted by two tenants, theology students, landed every night in the building and all were completely changed. Stock in brand new black Mercedes, a sign, this will gradually lead to Sheikh religious fundamentalism all tenants. With lots of money (stores offered) and speech peppered at every sura, the name of Allah and his prophet, tenants change their behavior. The women are veiled, the evening prayer in the courtyard of the building followed by a sermon or two hours. Brainwashing actually.
Only two tenants who are in love, Leila and Idar, remain refractory to this life fundamentalist, because they do not want to sacrifice their love as they claim. This
Sheikh is not so pure that it is willing to show it and to hide his crime against Leila, it encourages tenants manipulated to make the justice of God against the wicked will perish and the two lovers in arson in the stall of Idar. As a leitmotif, the small H'Cine recall on the grave of his brother that they would have had to rebuild their homes.
Roman fort, deeply human.
Mohamed Nedal knows we make sympathetic and endearing small people. In contrast, we seem repulsive anyone with a modicum of power: the police, judges, moquaddems the Makhzen, authorities in general. Even the bus driver. Their arrogance, complacency, their arrogance, their wealth displayed, provide any authority as a kind of illegitimacy.
Although these detestable as self-appointed religious guise of religion oppress the little people, manipulate and exploit them.
Here is a true humanist novel.
critic Jay Salim Mohamed Nedal qualifies Zola Morocco. This is not a term usurped. In any case, the contemporary Moroccan literature now has a talented author.
Quotes: " Sheikh was a rich man ... His appearance was simple and sober thought, it does not hide under a number of evidence suggesting a greater affluence: its vast gandouras black silk pure, his slippers suede carefully crafted, solid gold ring with his big, the small beads in amber still wrapped around the wrist ... "(p.149).
"Now you are dead, you too, dadda! said the little H'cine, eyes fixed on the grave of his brother. Death as mom and dad and Zehra lalla .... You too, daddies, you're dead! Yet I have not stopped you say back home, daddies! Return to Douar, daddies! Will rebuild
our house! ... "(P. 265) Mohamed Nedal teaches French at high school Tahannaoute.
"The house Cicin" follows "Prime cuts" " Thanks to Jean de La Fontaine "and" Happiness sparrows. All novels.
Mohamed Nedal won the 2009 award for diversity in Spain (Barcelona). (See his biography in a previous article in our blog)
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