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مصريون عظماءEgyptian Figures
فراعنة وحاصلون على نوبل وفنانون ورياضيون صنعوا التاريخPharaohs, Nobel laureates, artists, and athletes who shaped the world.
الرئيسية / بحبك يا مصر / مصريون عظماء
فراعنة وحاصلون على نوبل وفنانون ورياضيون صنعوا التاريخPharaohs, Nobel laureates, artists, and athletes who shaped the world.
على مدى أكثر من خمسة آلاف عام، أنجبت مصر شخصيات صنعت الحضارة والعلم والفنون والرياضة — من فراعنة العصور القديمة إلى الحاصلين على جوائز نوبل وأيقونات العالم اليوم.
Across more than five thousand years, Egypt has produced figures who shaped civilization, science, the arts, and sport — from the pharaohs of antiquity to Nobel laureates and global icons of today.
Antiquity · العصور القديمة
الفراعنة والملكات والبناة العظام الذين ما زالت آثارهم تُعرّف مصر للعالم.The pharaohs, queens, and master builders whose monuments still define Egypt to the world.
Architect of the Step Pyramid at Saqqara and a polymath later revered as a god of medicine. · c. 27th century BC →
خوفوKhufu (Cheops)Builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World. · c. 2589–2566 BC →
حتشبسوتHatshepsutOne of ancient Egypt's most successful rulers and its most powerful female pharaoh. · c. 1479–1458 BC →
إخناتونAkhenatenThe pharaoh who introduced worship of the sun-disc Aten, reshaping Egyptian religion. · c. 1353–1336 BC →
نفرتيتيNefertitiQueen renowned for her beauty; her painted limestone bust is world-famous. · 14th century BC →
توت عنخ آمونTutankhamunThe "boy king," whose near-intact tomb was discovered in 1922. · c. 1332–1323 BC →
رمسيس الثانيRamesses II"The Great," builder of Abu Simbel and one of Egypt's longest-reigning kings. · c. 1279–1213 BC →
كليوباترا السابعةCleopatra VIIThe last pharaoh of ancient Egypt and famed ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty. · 51–30 BC →
Nation Builders · بُناة الوطن
ساسة ودبلوماسيون ومصلحون صاغوا مصر الحديثة والعالم.Statesmen, diplomats, and reformers who shaped modern Egypt and the wider world.
President (1956–1970) and a leading voice of pan-Arab nationalism. →
أنور الساداتAnwar SadatPresident who shared the 1978 Nobel Peace Prize for the Egypt–Israel peace accord. →
بطرس بطرس غاليBoutros Boutros-GhaliEgyptian diplomat who served as United Nations Secretary-General (1992–1996). →
محمد البرادعيMohamed ElBaradeiDirector General of the IAEA and co-recipient of the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize. →
هدى شعراويHoda ShaarawiPioneering feminist and founder of Egypt's modern women's movement. →
طه حسينTaha HusseinWriter and thinker known as the "Dean of Arabic Literature." →
Minds & Medicine · علم وطب
عقول مصرية امتد أثرها من غرفة العمليات إلى سطح القمر.Egyptian minds whose work reached from the operating theatre to the surface of the Moon.
Nobel laureate in Chemistry (1999) and "father of femtochemistry." · 1946–2016 →
مجدي يعقوبSir Magdi YacoubWorld-renowned cardiac surgeon and founder of a charitable heart centre in Aswan. →
فاروق البازFarouk El-BazSpace scientist who helped plan the Apollo Moon landings and pioneered remote sensing. →
مصطفى السيدMostafa El-SayedChemist and nanoscience pioneer, known for the "El-Sayed rule." →
Stage, Screen & Field · فن ورياضة
أصوات ونجوم وأبطال حملوا اسم مصر إلى العالم.The voices, stars, and champions who carried Egypt's name across the world.
First Arabic-language writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature (1988). →
أم كلثومUmm Kulthum"The Star of the East" — the most iconic voice in Arabic music. →
عمر الشريفOmar SharifInternational film star of Lawrence of Arabia and Doctor Zhivago. →
محمد صلاحMohamed SalahEgypt's captain and one of football's finest wingers; starred for Liverpool before leading the Pharaohs at the 2026 World Cup. →
Explore Egypt's official biographies at the State Information Service — Egyptian Figures ↗
Keep Exploring · واصل الاستكشاف
