Mustafa Mahmoud

Nascimento : 1921-12-25,

Morte : 2009-10-31

História

Mustafa Mahmoud was an Egyptian doctor, philosopher, and author.[2] Mustafa Mahmoud was born in Shibin el-Kom, Monufia province, Egypt. He was trained as a doctor, but later chose a career as a journalist and author, traveling and writing on many subjects. He wrote 89 books in science, philosophy, religion, politics, and society as well as plays, tales, and travelogues. He is also known for his popular program (Science and Faith (TV Program) ). He is the founder of a mosque, medical clinic as well as a charitable association, all named after him. They are considered to be one of the leading examples of Islamist social services and a redefinition of communal norms in the public sphere in post-Nasserist Egypt.Mostafa Mahmoud Mosque In 1994, the German newspaper Die Zeit compared his celebrities in Egypt as a writer to the German author Heinz G. Konsalik and as a TV presenter to Robert Lembke

Filmes

Bitter Grapes
Bitter Grapes
Writer
Hashem and Tawfiq are thieves who flee the police and hide in a remote village. As Hashem starts working for Rashed, a feudal lord, he finds himself competing with Rashed's son to win the heart of a local girl called Nadia, which prompts Rashed to start looking into Hashem's past.
In Your Hands
In Your Hands
Writer
The story deals with an upscale family that is down on its luck. As the butcher Madbouly foots the bills for the entire family, the authoritative Berlanty is the one in charge. When the carpenter Ragab falls for Madbouly's niece Amal, Berlanty insists he finishes his education first.