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Counting the synonyms of death, due to the diversity of its connotations in the single concept, the multiplicity of its images and its division between physical images and intangible images. Purpose of the study: Revealing the literary creativity of the Egyptian novelist and the great writer Mohamed Abdel Halim Abdullah and dealing with the subject of death and selecting it from within the literary production of this novelist and focusing on it, as we noticed the scarcity of studying this topic in the product of this brilliant writer. The thesis consists of an introduction and then a prelude to the emergence and development of the Egyptian novel since the Literary Renaissance. Abdul Halim Abdullah, trends and features of their development, and the second topic came about the reasons for distinguishing these novels, and finally the textual thresholds. Then comes the third chapter entitled: Techniques for employing death in the novels of Muhammad Abdul Halim Abdullah and the statistics of words, and it is divided into two sections: the first: the presence of death in the story and the modern novel, then death and patterns and finally the features of death in the novels of Muhammad Abdul Halim Abdullah, then appendix with a conclusion and a list Sources To study this subject and delve into the implications of (the sign of death) and delve deeper into it, as it was a topic that the pens of researchers before me did not address, we were able, by the will of God, to show the sign of death after it was not present in literary works except in one form or image, which is that death is the paradox of life, as This concept remained confined to literary literature, especially novels, for a period of time, not a few, but how many educated people see that the breakdown or lack of trust between people within the same society is one of the images and indications of death. This contributed to increasing the linguistic balance of the novelist through the synonyms of this concept that we collected. Novelist Naguib Mahfouz and others of his generation.
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