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The Author Book Samarkand's novel Amin Maalouf and the author of 44 another books. أمين معلوف أديب وصحافي لبناني ولد في بيروت في 25 فبراير م، امتهن الصحافة بعد تخرجه فعمل في الملحق الاقتصادي لجريدة النهار البيروتية.5/5(1). Samarkand Samarkand novel written by Amin Maalouf The source of the book This book was brought from bltadwin.ru as under a Creative Commons license, or the author or . سمرقند Samarcande [Amin Maa'louf أمين معلوف] on bltadwin.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. سمرقند Samarcande5/5(3).

Amin Maalouf, born 25 February in Beirut, is a Lebanese-born French author. Has lived in France since Although his native language is Arabic, he writes in French, and his works have been translated into many languages. He received the Prix Goncourt in for his novel The Rock of Tanios. He has also been awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for Literature in its edition. Amin Maalouf and translator Frank Wynne in conversation with critic Maya Jaggi at Sant Jordi in NYCEuronews - Interview - Amin Maalouf Samarkand Amin Maalouf Mr. Maalouf's fiction, whether occurring in Tisfon or Samarqand or elsewhere reminds me solidly of Frank Herbert's "Dune" (original) in some nebulous but comforting manner. Samarcande = ‎Samarchande = SamarKand‬, Amin Maalouf Samarkand is a historical fiction novel by the French-Lebanese writer Amin Maalouf. The first half of the story is set in Persia (present day Iran) and Central Asia in the 11th century, and revolves around the scientist, philosopher, and poet Omar Khayyám.

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