جحا الضاحك المضحك عباس محمود العقاد 1.0 Apk

Al-Akkad is known as a sober writer and thinker, who discusses the serious issues of issues. Even in his interesting book “The Laughter Juha”, Al-Akkad does not abandon his promise that he took upon himself to be his pen to enlighten his society and the interest of his reader. He presents a comprehensive study on laughter, believing in its importance, wondering: Why do we laugh? What is the philosophy of laughter? He marketed the opinions of some philosophers, psychologists and doctors about the causes, what, and psychological and biological causes of laughter. It also deals with the mention of laughter in religious books such as the Qur’an, the Bible, and the Torah, and also shows how people generally look at laughter, mentioning some funny anecdotes chosen from the heritage of nations, then analyzes the most important laughing historical figures that people made fun of with their anecdotes and their intelligence at one time, and overlooked them at another time, which is the character of “Juha”. , Recounting his most famous anecdotes and following this character throughout history, and wondering if he was a real character or a figment of imagination?

book's content

The word and the laugh
Why are we laughing?
Three opinions on laughter
Laughter in religious books
Humanity and humor
Juha and its anecdotes
60 rare
Loose scales
Juha in literature
Historical summary


About the author

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad: A great literary, poet, philosopher, politician, historian, journalist, and monk of the niches of literature. His reputation became known and filled the world with his literature, and represented a unique case in modern Arab literature, and in it he reached a unique position.

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad was born in Aswan Governorate in the year 1889 AD, and his father was a simple employee of the Records Department. Al-Akkad was satisfied with obtaining the elementary certificate, but he embraced the reading and educated himself by himself. Where his library contained more than thirty thousand books. Al-Akkad worked in many governmental positions, but he hated government work and saw him as a prison for his literature. Therefore, he did not continue for long in any job he joined. Go to journalistic work. He worked on the newspaper “Al-Dustour”, as well as the newspaper “Al-Dhiya”, and wrote in the most famous newspapers and magazines of the time. Al-Aqqad gave his life to literature. He did not marry, but he lived love stories, two of which he immortalized in his novel "Sarah".

The Akkad was greatly honored; He received the membership of the «Arabic Language Academy» in Cairo, and was a member of a correspondent for «Arabic Language Academy» in Damascus and Baghdad than that, and the granting of «State Merit Prize in Arts», but he refused received, as «refused an honorary doctorate» from Cairo University.

Al-Akkad was a warrior who fought many battles; In literature, he clashed with the greatest poets and writers, and a battle took place between him and the Emir of the poets “Ahmed Shawqi” in his book “The Divan and the Literature.” He also founded the “Al-Diwan School” with “Abdel-Qader Al-Mazni” and “Abdel-Rahman Shukry”; Where he called for the renewal of imagination and the poetic image and the commitment of the organic unity in the poetic construction. He also attacked many writers and poets, such as “Mustafa Sadiq Al-Rafi'i”. He also had intellectual battles with “Taha Hussein”, “Zaki Mubarak”, “Mustafa Jawad” and “Bint al-Shati”.

Al-Akkad participated strongly in the arena of political life. He joined the Al-Wafd party, and valiantly defended “Saad Zaghloul”, but he resigned from the party in 1933 CE, following a dispute with “Mustafa al-Nahas”. And the king attacked while preparing the constitution. He was imprisoned for nine months, as he opposed the Treaty of 1936. He also fought tyranny, absolutism, fascism and Nazism.

His books became numerous, until more than a hundred, and among the most famous of them are geniuses, in addition to the many articles that are difficult to count, and he has a lonely story.

He passed away in 1964, leaving a huge inheritance, and a vacant platform for his successors.