He was a writer and journalist who was born in Cairo in 1932. He began his journey with journalism after obtaining a BA of Law from Cairo University. He worked with Akhbar Al-Youm newspaper in 1955, before moving to Sabah Al-Khair newspaper, and from there to the prestigious Al-Ahram Foundation in 1958, where he became one of its prominent symbols and writers till the day he died. The great writer Ahmed Bahgat was famous for his simplified religious writings, through which he attracted an audience of young readers. He also wrote the late comedian Fouad El Mohandes' famous radio program, Just Two Words. He's known for The Miserable (1978), and Days of Sadat (2001). He passed away on December 11, 2011 at the age of 79, after a long struggle with illness.
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Ahmed Bahgat died at the age of 79.
When was Ahmed Bahgat born?
Ahmed Bahgat was born on November 15, 1932.
When did Ahmed Bahgat die?
Ahmed Bahgat passed away on December 11, 2011.
What is Ahmed Bahgat's nationality?
Ahmed Bahgat is Egypt.
How many works has Ahmed Bahgat appeared in?
Ahmed Bahgat has 9 credited works in our database.
What is Ahmed Bahgat known for?
Ahmed Bahgat is known for A Husband's Diary, A Husband's Diary, Days of El Sadat, Animal Stories in the Qur'an.
Where was Ahmed Bahgat born?
Ahmed Bahgat was born in Cairo, Egypt.
