قروب نادي الهلال السعودي

A pause with the writer: “The Amazigh Boy Pharaoh was born” (1913_1962) an Algerian writer. He grew up in the village of Tizi Hebel, in the state of Tizi Ouzou, Algeria. Elementary school in the village of Taourirt Moussa, and he was walking a long distance to reach his school, and he was very happy with that, the son of Pharaoh challenged his difficult and harsh conditions from the side of poverty and from the side of the French occupation, and completed his studies and overcame the barriers, a scholarship for secondary studies in Tizi Ouzou first At the Teachers School in Bouzareah, Algeria.

The novel of the late writer’s son, “The Born of Pharaoh” is the most important Algerian work, many rushed to translate it into about 25 international languages, because of the great human ideas and values ​​it contained. The novel takes place after the end of the famous "Battle of Algeria" in 1957. The story of the poor man's son deals with the tragedy of the Algerian poor, and explains in it how the true nature of the tribal man is formed, as the infant child begins his battle with life from his birth; either he resists life in order to live in dignity or surrender For life and poverty and live humiliation and humiliation for the rest of his life.

The novel revolves around the story of a young son of the poor "Furlo" who lives a difficult life, in which he tries to preserve his customs, morals and values ​​that he inherited from his fathers and grandfathers, and at the same time he tries to adapt to the environment in which he lives under French occupation, so he tries to learn a strange language and a strange culture It is the French language in order to be able to complete his secondary studies in a French school, so he was always feeling afraid of failure and frustration, but Furlo insists on completing what he started to achieve himself and his entity by conquering all the circumstances surrounding him, and he always said: “Alone, alone in this terrible battle that does not Have mercy.

And the hero of the narrator is born in the same year in which the “born Pharaoh” was born and lives in the same village in which the “born Pharaoh lived,” in the mountains, and the writer and hero grow up, defy difficulties and work as teachers, and he has two aunts, the first dies giving birth to her first children, and the second who teaches him how to face difficulties Life catches a mental illness and they lock her up in a faraway place.

His suffering begins after he finishes primary school, as the middle school is far away and there is no place for him to stay, so Uzair, a poor student like him, offers him to sleep with him in the same house. Furlo was at first suffering from an inferiority complex due to the students surrounding him, but soon got rid of this complex. The novel is a living example of a person who wants life, resists circumstances and defies difficulties to reach his goal, and is patient with days to reach their climax