About
Al Khan began its original run in The Daily News Egypt in May 2008. In its first three series, it tracks the events following the return of Omar Shukri to his hometown of Cairo, Egypt, having left his banking job in the City of London. Those years would prove to be the lead up to what became the momentous Tahrir Square protests in 2011. Al Khan returned for a fourth series in 2013, published independently, set between Cairo, London and Cape Town.
Redemption: An Al Khan Series is an upcoming story set during the aftermath of the 1967 war.
Al Khan is written and illustrated by Egyptian-born cartoonist Tarek Shahin.
Redemption: An Al Khan Series main characters:
Coming soon.
Redemption: An Al Khan Series recurring characters:
Coming soon.
Redemption: An Al Khan Series guest characters:
Coming soon.
Series Four main characters:
Nada Saleh (activist and former journalist), Omar Shukri (banker and former publisher), Vicky Hart (banker), Alia Abdalla (journalist), Jacobus Van Zyl (banker), Yunan Salib (publisher and former photojournalist)
Special appearances by Dr. Anwar Abutaleb (general practitioner) and Big Falafel (street beggar)
Series Four recurring characters:
Maged Shukri (student, younger brother of Omar), Philip King (banker), Jihad (web developer and former pizza delivery man), Reginald Bumsworth III (employment unknown, husband of Vicky), The Twins (Vicky’s daughters), Dr. Amgad Gad (government official), Mrs. Van Zyl and Baby Francois (Jacobus’ family), Mona and Noha (mother and aunt of Omar and Maged), Mariam Gerges (photography student, wife of Yunan), Noah Levy (student), Paul (journalist)
Series Four guest characters:
Nahed Habib (actress, mother of Basma and Nada), Atef and Esther Salib (pharmacists, parents of Yunan), Yasser Yousry (politician), Jane (former banker, Omar’s ex-lover)
And introducing Ola Yunan Salib
Series Three main characters:
Nada Saleh (journalist), Omar Shukri (publisher and former banker), Yunan Salib (photojournalist), Dr. Anwar Abutaleb (general practitioner), Big Falafel (street beggar)
Series Three recurring characters:
Mariam Gerges (photography student, wife of Yunan), Noah Levy (student), Aisha Abutaleb (housewife, wife of Dr. Anwar), Maged Shukri (student, younger brother of Omar), Atef and Esther Salib (pharmacists, parents of Yunan), Alia (journalist), Basma Saleh (socialite, older sister of Nada), Nahed Habib (actress, mother of Basma and Nada), Mona (mother of Omar and Maged), Mister Farid (publisher, grandfather of Omar and Maged), Dr. Amgad Gad (government official)
Series Three guest characters:
Dr. Ebaa Antar (sociologist), Uncle Amin (landowner, uncle of Omar and Maged), Hassan (Islamist political campaigner)
Series Two main characters:
Nada Saleh (journalist), Omar Shukri (publisher and former banker), Yunan Salib (photojournalist), Dr. Anwar Abutaleb (general practitioner), Big Falafel (street beggar)
Series Two recurring characters:
Noah Levy (student), Aisha Abutaleb (housewife, wife of Dr. Anwar), Maged Shukri (student, younger brother of Omar), Atef and Esther Salib (Pharmacists, parents of Yunan), Alia (journalist), Basma Saleh (socialite, older sister of Nada), Nahed Habib (actress, mother of Basma and Nada), Mona (mother of Omar and Maged), Dr. Amgad Gad (government official)
Series Two guest characters:
Yasser Yousry (politician), Jane (former banker, Omar’s ex-lover), Mariam Gerges (Yunan’s fiance)
Series One main characters:
Nada Saleh (journalist), Omar Shukri (publisher and former banker), Yunan Salib (photojournalist), Dr. Anwar Abutaleb (general practitioner), Big Falafel (street beggar)
Series One recurring characters:
Noah Levy (student), Aisha Abutaleb (housewife, wife of Dr. Anwar), Maged Shukri (student, younger brother of Omar), Atef and Esther Salib (pharmacists, parents of Yunan), Alia (journalist), Basma Saleh (socialite, older sister of Nada), Nahed Habib (actress, mother of Basma and Nada), Mona (mother of Omar and Maged), Dr. Amgad Gad (government official)
Series One guest characters:
Ashraf Sharif (businessman), Hajja Folla (businesswoman), Sheikh Aziz (potentate)
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Dear Mr Shahin,
I have followed your brilliant Al Khan since my wife and I had a wonderful holiday in Egypt in 2008. Your incisiveness and humour helped to explain with great clarity what has been happening in your country over the ensuing years and for that I thank you. We have never been back but will certainly do so one day. In the meantime I pray that the people of Egypt find peace and happiness soon. The gap between Series 3 and 4 was very hard without my daily fix but I presume that occurred whilst you re-established yourself in London. I was amazed, whilst doing a little research on you to find that you work for Investec. I have been working in PPP in the UK for the past 17 years and, find that you are a 3rd removed contact on LinkedIn – damn this electronic age, it sometimes gets a bit too spooky. I hope you carry on with Al Khan despite your day job because I think your messages are more important.
Very best wishes
Peter Cossins