What is السرد من منظور طرف ثالث محدود?

Third-person omniscient can access the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters at will and offers a bird’s-eye view of the story, while third-person limited stays anchored to one character’s inner world at a time, revealing only what that character knows or infers.

Yes. Many novels switch limited POVs between chapters or scenes to show different perspectives. The key is to make switches clear (chapter breaks, section breaks, or scene markers) to avoid confusing the reader and to prevent accidental 'head-hopping' within a single scene.

Use internal access (direct thoughts like She wondered if he would call), free indirect style (the narrator echoes the character’s voice and perspective without tagging thoughts), and sensory detail tied to that character. Avoid suddenly telling the reader what other characters think unless you shift the limited perspective first.