Friends Zewail City for Science and Technology Egyptian scientists changed the world: ================= D / Ahmed Zaki Akef Ahmad Zaki (may Allah have mercy on him) - is the same scientific encyclopedia in various fields He is the founder of Al-Arabi magazine, a Kuwaiti develop a curriculum that still it yet. Ould Ahmed Zaki Mohammed Hussein Akef, who became famous as Ahmad Zaki, on April 5, 1894 in Suez. He joined Suez primary school, and his father when he moved to Cairo, he was enrolled or primary Abbas, remained even completed primary school in 1907, and joined compromise secondary school, which won the secondary school certificate in 1911. Entitled to Ahmed Zaki high school teachers, and after graduation worked as a teacher Saidia high school, then was nominated to travel on a mission to England to complete his education, but he denied to because Rsoppe in the medical examination. Work in the field teaching, Vachtgl the junior high school teacher, a non-government school has in the second decade of the twentieth century, the region of Zaher (Cairo neighborhood) then headmaster was selected to the Nile Valley School secondary Bab El Louk, Cairo. In 1919 he resigned from his job and went to England at his own expense to seek majored in chemistry, and there he joined the University of Tnjham then left to the University of Liverpool, and succeeded his efforts to inflict upon the state her mission official, then earned a Bachelor of Science from Liverpool in 1923, and PhD chemistry in 1924, then moved to the University of Manchester to continue scientific research, where he remained two years, then joined the University of London and received a doctorate degree in science in 1928. After returning from England appointed assistant professor of organic chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences, and Professor in 1930 to be the first professor of Egyptian in chemistry, and then served as Director of the Department of Chemistry in 1936, then founded the National Center for Research in 1947 and was named minister of social affairs in 1952. His most important works: · The establishment of the Egyptian Chemical Society, 1938. · The establishment of the Egyptian Society of scientific culture 1929. · The establishment of the National Center for Research 1947. · The presidency of the Kuwaiti Arab cultural magazine since 1958 and for 17 years until he passed away and was the first editor-in-chief her. · Member in the synagogues of the Arabic language in Cairo, Damascus and Baghdad. Of the most famous books his encyclopedia (in a scientific encyclopedia), a comprehensive encyclopedia of all branches of science shown great literary style. He passed away on 13 October 1975.
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