Mohamed Aziz Lahbabi

Mohamed Aziz Lahbabi was born in Fez on 25 December, in 1922 according to Larousse, in 1923 according to the Académie des sciences d'outre-mer. A doctor of philosophy of the University of Paris, he was a professor and then dean of the faculty of letters in Rabat and also taught in Algiers. He developed a personalism that sought to unite Western humanism and Arab-Islamic thought, founded the journal Afaq and the Union of Maghreb Writers, and was proposed for the Nobel Prize in 1987. He died in Rabat on 23 August 1993.

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• NovelEspoir vagabondMohamed Aziz Lahbabi · 1972not translated into EnglishLiterature