أحمد فراج

An Egyptian journalist, born in Dakahlia Governorate in 1932. He graduated from the Faculty of Commerce at Cairo University in 1954, and joined the Institute of Political Science after graduation. He immediately joined Egyptian Radio and presented during that period two programs (The Police in the Service of the People and The Round Circle). Ahmed Farag joined Egyptian Television immediately after its opening in 1960, to present his most famous program (Nour Ali Nour), with which his name was associated for the rest of his life, and he presented more than Over a thousand episodes, during which he dialogues with hundreds of Islamic figures, preachers, and scholars. In the 1990s, Ahmed Farrag worked as an advisor to former Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Sedqi, and in 2000 he returned again to present his program (Nour Ali Nour). He died in 2006 at Dar Al Fouad Hospital in Cairo following a sudden heart attack.