The revolutionary leader Ahmed Orabi

This book is a biography of the late leader of the Urabi Revolution, Ahmed Urabi. It recounts his period of leadership of the army and the nation, detailing both his achievements and shortcomings during that time. The events of this book begin in the mid-19th century, when Ahmed Urabi‘s personality began to emerge after he attained the rank of lieutenant in the army in 1858. He then steadily rose through the military ranks. His nationalist life began during the reign of Said Pasha, an era characterized by the principle of "Egypt for the Egyptians." The Urabi Revolution is described as a military revolution, as its leader and participants were army officers. It was launched and carried out with the full force of the army, ultimately ending in its defeat. However, it was also a national revolution in which all segments of society participated, and it had a profound impact on the history of modern Egypt.