" The protagonist of this novel is beaten to death by British soldiers after throwing a glass at a prostitute, his former love Hamida.
In one scene in this novel, a man teaches naked women the English words for parts of their body while the central female character looks on. Another character in this novel tries to seduce a woman while her husband, the baker Jaada, is away at the baths, but has objects thrown at him when he flashes her. A cafe-owner in this novel claims that he is out late at night because he is smoking hashish while his wife chews him out for sleeping with young boys. In this novel, the recently-remarried Saniya Afify is horrified to learn that the cripple-maker Zaita helps Dr. Booshy steal gold (*) teeth from dead bodies. This novel appropriately closes with the wise Sheikh Darwish spelling the English word "end." The protagonist of this novel is beaten to death by British soldiers after throwing a glass at a prostitute, his former love Hamida. That character is the barber Abbas. For 10 points, identify this Naguib Mahfouz novel titled after a street in Cairo.
In one scene in this novel, a man teaches naked women the English words for parts of their body while the central female character looks on.
Midaq Alley [or Zuqaq al-Midaq]