Muhammad Aladdin is an Egyptian novelist, short story writer, comics, and scriptwriter whose career has spanned for around twenty years. He's been one of the noted figures of Egyptian and Arab literature since his debut novel, The Gospel According to Adam, in 2006. He's "born a giant" as the famous Algerian novelist Wasseny Al A'araj called him once in an essay published in Al Quds Al Arabi, and He's one of "The most Prominent Writers in the New Millenium" as the prestigious Akhbar Al Adab listed him in its memorial issue in 2010, and he's one of "Six Egyptians Writers You Don't Know But You Should", The Millions' selection of six Egyptian writers in 2011.
Aladdin won The Egyptian Central Cultural Palaces Award for novelism in 2003 with his unpublished manuscript Al Dawa'er (The Circles), and The Sawiris Cultural Award for Best Short Story Collection in 2017.He has written several novels and collections of fiction; among the noted works are his first novel The Gospel According to Adam, The Idol, A Well-trained Story, Season of Migration to Arkadia, and his latest Al Al’araaf. He has contributed to several publications like the Egyptian leading newspaper Ash Shurouq, Lebanese a Nahar, The Dutch Radio's Arabic Service Huna Sawtak, and MTV’s Rebel Music. 

He was born in Cairo, on October 7th, 1979. He continued He continued to work and live there until 2019, when he relocated to Berlin to join his wife.

Interviews and critique

Due to the lack of technical support in the Arab region lots of articles and interviews with Aladdin were lost, but here is some:

Aladdin interview with the Lebanese An Nahar.
Aladdin interview with Al Araby Al jadeed.
ّAladdin's interview with the leading Italian L'Espresso. 
On Aladdin presentation in the Turin Book Fair on the official site of the fair.
​On A well-trained Stray, a critique by Prof. Jolana Guardi in her blog.
On Aladdin presentation in Turin book Fair in the Italian magazine Reset.
On Aladdin's participation in the Turin Book Fair in Marie Claire.
​On A Well-trained Stray on Good Morning Egypt blog.
Interview with Aladdin on Albawaba news (Arabic)
On A Well-trained Stray on the Leading Italian Newspaper Il Manifesto.
On A Well-trained Stray on ilfattoquotidiano.it
On A Well-tained Stray on saltinaria.it
​On A Well-trained Stray on facciunsalto.it 
​On A Well-trained Stray on Babelmed.
On A Well-traines Stray on La Bottega del Barbieri 
On A well-trained stray on the famous Lankelot.eu
On A Well-trained Stray on the Iannozzigiuseppe.
Egyptian poet Rami Yehia writes a critique on Aladdin's The Season of Migration to Arkedia,
A light Q&A with Aladdin on the Dutch Aicha Qandisha.
The Gospel According to Adam excerpt along with a quick Q&A with Aladdin on Arablit.
Aladdin on Arab Literature blog.
Aladdin on Arab Literature blog, talking about A Well-trained Stray.
On Arab Litrature blog, about his participance in ‘Una Torre di Libri’ Festival in Italy. 
Aladdin on the Italian Editoriaraba, along with an Italian translation of his story The Voice.
On Editoriaraba, about his participance in 'Una Torre di Libri' Festival in Italy.
Aladdin on the Emirati popular site 24.
Aladdin on the famous dutch TV show News Hour.
Aladdin on Dubai TV.
Aladdin on DW.
About Aladdin in The Millions.
Egyptian novelist Waleed Khairy's critique about A Well-trained Stray, the Lebanese Leading As Safir.
On A Well-trained Stray in the Egyptian The New Culture.
Aladdin on the Egyptian Al Tahrir Newspaper, on short stories.
On A Well-trained Stray in the Egyptian Al Tahrir Newspaper.
On Young Lover, New Lover in Egypt Independent newspaper.
Egyptian novelist Nael El Toukhy critique of The Other Bank in Al Hewar Al Motamaden website.
On A Well-trained Stray on Al Hewar Al Motamaden website.
On A Well-trained Stray on the Lebanese leading An Nahar. 
On Well-traines Stray in the leading Egyptian Akhbar Al Adab. (News of Literature).
On A Well-trained Stray on Arab Fact website.
On The Gospel According to Adam in Al Hewar Al Motamaden website.
Two critiques about The 22nd Day from the Lebanese leading An Nahar and Egyptian website Boswtol.
An old interview with Aladdin on Boswtol popular Egyptian Website.