The pioneer of women’s literature and a poet preceded her era .. The anniversary of the death of Aisha Al -Timuri
Today, Friday, May 2, the anniversary of the death of one of the most prominent symbols of the women’s literary renaissance in Egypt and the Arab world, Aisha Esmat Al -Taymuriya, who immortalized history thanks to the rare poetic and literary heritage she left, and courageous intellectual situations that she confronted with the norms of her time."Color:#c0392b;"> With the Red Path, at a time when this region was the headquarters of the aristocratic class, her father, Ismail Pasha Timur, was the head of the Persian pen of the Khedive Court, which is equivalent to the position of foreign minister currently & nbsp; Ancient.
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She is also aunt of theater writer Mohamed Timur, and fictional writer Mahmoud Taymour, which shows her deep impact on her literary family.
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She was at the age of twelve, and Aisha entered a seven -year spiral of sadness, affected her health and sight, and prompted her to burn most of her poetic production, leaving behind a few poems, most notably:
& quot; This deep pain made her human story a symbol of fulfillment and maternal soreness in Arabic literature.
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Khaled’s literary heritage
Despite adversity, Aisha Al -Timuri left a distinctive literary heritage, included:
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