Naguib Mahfouz Books in Order
Naguib Mahfouz is a renowned Egyptian author, celebrated for his profound contributions to modern Arabic literature. A Nobel laureate, he was awarded the 1988 Nobel Prize for Literature, a testament to his mastery of storytelling. Throughout his illustrious 70-year career, Mahfouz has penned an impressive body of work, comprising over 50 novels, more than 350 short stories, numerous movie scripts, and five plays. His writing has transcended cultural boundaries, with many of his works being adapted into both Egyptian and international films, cementing his status as a global literary icon.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Naguib Mahfouz
- #1AmazonCairo (With: William S. Burroughs,T.E. Lawrence,Michael Palin,Beryl Markham,John Miller,KirstenMiller)(1994)
- #2AmazonVenice (By: John Miller,KirstenMiller)(1994)
- #3AmazonPrague: Tales of the City (By: John Miller,KristenMiller)(1994)
- #4AmazonHong Kong (By: John Miller,KristenMiller)(1994)
- #5AmazonSt. Petersburg (By: John Miller,KirstenMiller)(1995)
- #6AmazonIstanbul (By: John Miller,KristenMiller)(1995)
- #7AmazonFlash Fiction International(2015)
- #8AmazonWriters: Their Lives and Works(2018)
- #1AmazonEchoes of an Autobiography(1994)
- #2AmazonNaguib Mahfouz at Sidi Gaber(2001)
- #3AmazonOn Literature and Philosophy(2003)
- #4AmazonOn Art, Literature and History(2016)
- #5AmazonEssays of the Sadat Era(2016)
- #6AmazonThe Meaning of Civilization(2017)
- #7AmazonThe Early Mubarak Years 1982-1989(2020)
- #8AmazonAfter the Nobel Prize 1989-1994(2020)
- #9AmazonThe Non-Fiction Writing of Naguib Mahfouz 1930–1994(2021)
- #10AmazonEssays on Literature and Philosophy: The Non-Fiction of Naguib Mahfouz: Volume I(2026)
- #1AmazonKhufu's Wisdom(1939)
- #2AmazonRhadopis of Nubia(1943)
- #3AmazonThebes at War(1944)
- #4AmazonMarketplace Called Khan Il Khalili(1945)
- #5AmazonCairo Modern(1945)
- #6AmazonKhan Al-Khalili(1945)
- #7AmazonMidaq Alley(1947)
- #8AmazonMadak Alley/Arabic(1947)
- #9AmazonThe Mirage(1948)
- #10AmazonThe Beginning and the End(1949)
- #11AmazonChildren of Gebelaawi(1959)
- #12AmazonChildren of the Alley(1959)
- #13AmazonThe Thief and the Dogs(1961)
- #14AmazonAutumn Quail(1962)
- #15AmazonThe Search(1964)
- #16AmazonWhisperings on the NileArabic Novel(1966)
- #17AmazonAdrift on the Nile(1966)
- #18AmazonMiramar(1967)
- #19AmazonRoad: Al Tareeq(1970)
- #20AmazonThe Honeymoon(1971)
- #21AmazonMirrors(1972)
- #22AmazonLove in the Rain(1973)
- #23AmazonKarnak Café(1974)
- #24AmazonFountain and Tomb(1975)
- #25AmazonHeart of the Night (With: Aida A. Bamia)(1975)
- #26AmazonRespected Sir(1975)
- #27AmazonThe Harafish(1977)
- #28AmazonArabian Nights and Days(1979)
- #29AmazonWedding Song(1981)
- #30AmazonThe Journey of Ibn Fattouma(1983)
- #31AmazonThe Day the Leader Was Killed(1983)
- #32AmazonBefore the Throne(1983)
- #33AmazonAkhenaten(1985)
- #34AmazonMorning and Evening Talk(1987)
- #35AmazonThe Beggar(1990)
- #36AmazonEgyptian Time(1992)
- #37AmazonThe Coffeehouse(2010)
- #38AmazonI Found Myself...The Last Dreams(2025)
- #39AmazonThe Mummy Awakens(2016)
- #40AmazonGod's World(1962)
- #41AmazonTales of the Black Cat(1969)
- #42AmazonStories of the Neighborhood(1975)
- #43AmazonCollection Of His Famous Works(1985)
- #44AmazonThe Time and the Place(1991)
- #45AmazonVoices from the Other World(2002)
- #46AmazonThe Dreams(2004)
- #47AmazonThe Seventh Heaven(2005)
- #48AmazonThe Quarter(2019)
- #49AmazonThe Devil Turns Preacher: Eight One-act Plays(2026)
About Naguib Mahfouz
Naguib Mahfouz is a renowned Egyptian author, celebrated for his profound contributions to modern Arabic literature. A Nobel laureate, he was awarded the 1988 Nobel Prize for Literature, a testament to his mastery of storytelling. Throughout his illustrious 70-year career, Mahfouz has penned an impressive body of work, comprising over 50 novels, more than 350 short stories, numerous movie scripts, and five plays. His writing has transcended cultural boundaries, with many of his works being adapted into both Egyptian and international films, cementing his status as a global literary icon.
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