Mohamed El Tabei

Muhammad Al-Tabei Muhammad Wahba was born on May 18, 1896 in the city of Port Said in the Arab Republic of Egypt, specifically in Al-Jamil Bay. He graduated from the Faculty of Law in 1923. In 1924, he began his journalistic work through Al-Ahram newspaper, where he wrote technical articles under the pseudonym (Handus), in addition to writing for Rosa Al-Youssef newspaper, but without mentioning his name, as he was an employee in Parliament. He founded Akher Sa'a magazine in 1934, in addition to Al-Masry newspaper, with the participation of Mahmoud Abu Al-Fath and Karim Thabet. Muhammad Al-Tabei wrote several novels and works that were transformed into plays, series, and films, such as the film Noura in 1967, the play A Village Revolution, and the film When We Love.