Anwar Ahmed

An Egyptian thinker, journalist, and writer. He was born in Cairo in 1913. He worked in political and social life. He wrote many articles in the fields of literature and politics. He was famous for his chapter on women’s problems on screen in Hawa magazine. He has one experience in acting, as Ahmed Badrakhan chose him to play the character of the Egyptian leader Mustafa Kamel in a film of the same name in 1952. In addition to acting, he also participated in writing the script for the same film, and he repeated the writing experience again when he participated in writing the series (Al-Ayyam), based on the novel by the late writer Taha Hussein, starring the artist Ahmed Zaki, which was shown in 1979. Anwar Ahmed died in 1984 at the age of 71. General.