Qantara who disbelieves

Are there really oppressed narratives? The truth is that there are wonderful novels that did not receive the attention they deserved, and there are other novels that received a lot of praise at the time of their publication, but they inadvertently fell from the memory of readers as the years passed since their publication. The truth is also that good novels, even if they do not receive a single word of praise, remain as fascinating and important as they are, and they never fall from the memory of writing, even if we imagine that they do. They are just waiting for a new reader who will devote himself to reading them and try to wake them from their slumber, and one of these novels is par excellence. Qantarah of the one who disbelieves."The Bridge of the Unbelievers" is a novel about the 1919 Revolution, written by Dr. Mustafa Mustafa Musharrafa in the forties. It was issued in a limited first edition in the early sixties of the twentieth century. It is the only novel by its author, as it is the first Egyptian novel written entirely in the Egyptian colloquial language, and it is also one of the first Arabic novels. Which used what is called in modern criticism stream of consciousness.The novel still raises astonishment, due to the boldness of its style, at a time when there was a state of conflict between the colloquial and classical languages, and its author, Dr. Mustafa Mustafa Musharafa, brother of the inimitable scholar Ali Mustafa Musharafa.