In another section, Kerim, Ali, Hussein, and Zaki arrive too late to prevent the murder of Rifaa after Jasmine betrays him to the chief Bayumi.
In the penultimate section of this book, the death of Lehita in a street fight causes a power struggle between Galta and Haggag, the latter of whom is murdered. That same section ends with the triumph of Kassem's men over Galta's thugs. In another section, Kerim, Ali, Hussein, and Zaki arrive too late to prevent the murder of Rifaa after Jasmine betrays him to the chief Bayumi. In the first chapter of this book, Kadri, the son of Adham, kills his brother Hammam and is forced to carry the body back home on his shoulders. The final part of this book is named after Arafa, a character who represents science and progress, just as the previous four sections are named after characters who represent Adam, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad respectively. Taking its name from the fictional alley that represents God, for 10 points, identify this allegorical history of the Abrahamic religions set in Cairo, a novel by Naguib Mahfouz.
In the penultimate section of this book, the death of Lehita in a street fight causes a power struggle between Galta and Haggag, the latter of whom is murdered.
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