Islam and Science Fiction

Nabil Farouq

By Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad • Sep 17th, 2008 • Category: Arabic SF, Islam in SF Literature, SF by Muslims

Nabil Farouq is an Egyptian Science Fiction writer who is well known for his novellas in the Rewayat Masreya Lil Guib (Egyptian Pocket Novels) series. His most famous works are.

• Ragol Al Mostaheel (The Man of the Impossible).
• Malaf Al Mostakbal (Files of the Future).

[Thanks to Ghaleb H. for the reference]

Tagged as: * Ragol Al Mostaheel. The Man of the Impossible, Arabic, Egyptian, islam, Malaf Al Mostakbal Files of the Future, muslim, Nabil Farouq, science fiction, science fiction by muslims, SF

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