Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad

A creative Egyptian writer, encyclopedic thinker, and unique personality, he enriched the Arab library with his literary and intellectual works. He died on March 12, 1964.

Al-Aqqad was a brilliant writer, with a distinctive literary style, characterized by clarity and precision, and the ability to express complex ideas simply and easily. He was also a free thinker, not afraid to express his opinion, even if it was contrary to the prevailing opinion.

Al-Aqqad left a huge cultural legacy, including more than a hundred books in various fields, including poetry, literary criticism, history, philosophy and politics. His works have influenced many thinkers and writers in the Arab world.