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Ahmed Ragab

Ahmed Ragab

Also known as: أحمد رجب

Born: November 20, 2028September 12, 2014Birthplace: Alexandria, EgyptNationality: Egypt9 credits

An Egyptian satirical journalist, born on November 20, 1928 in Alexandria. He obtained a BA in law. While studying at the college, he issued with others the magazine University News, which helped him meet Mustafa and Ali Amin. He worked in the office of the newspaper Akhbar El Yom in Alexandria, then he moved to Cairo, took over the editorial secretariat, and had a daily fixed article in the form of a brief satirical message titled Half a Word. He collaborated with the cartoonist Mustafa Hussein in making the cartoons of Akhbar El Yom, creating numerous memorable characters. He also had a weekly article in Al Shorouk newspaper. He died after a struggle with illness on September 12, 2014.

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Date of passing: September 12, 2014

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FAQ

How old is Ahmed Ragab?

Ahmed Ragab died at the age of -15.

When was Ahmed Ragab born?

Ahmed Ragab was born on November 20, 2028.

When did Ahmed Ragab die?

Ahmed Ragab passed away on September 12, 2014.

What is Ahmed Ragab's nationality?

Ahmed Ragab is Egypt.

How many works has Ahmed Ragab appeared in?

Ahmed Ragab has 9 credited works in our database.

What is Ahmed Ragab known for?

Ahmed Ragab is known for شيء من العذاب, Ali Baba's Trial, A Bit of Torment, Fawazia The Bourgeoisie.

Where was Ahmed Ragab born?

Ahmed Ragab was born in Alexandria, Egypt.