Egyptian French messages

The translator and reviewer present those messages sent by the national leader Mustafa Kamil Pasha to the famous French writer Madame Juliette Adam, to explain the Egyptian cause and to appeal to her to stand by Egypt in its struggle to get rid of British colonization, exploiting his proficiency in the French language and his eloquence that he was known for, and above all his patriotism that he was known for. The messages cover the period from September 12, 1895, through events and developments in the life of the leader from trips and political topics and the opinions of politicians on the issue of Egypt in various Arab and foreign countries until February 27, 1908, with all messages presented in Arabic. The book concludes with a description of Mustafa Kamil's funeral procession and elegies composed by poets such as Hafiz Ibrahim, Ahmed Shawqi, and Ismail Pasha Sobhi in mourning the sincere and loyal national leader. Mustafa Kamil Pasha, an Egyptian political leader and writer. He founded the National Party and the Al-Liwaa newspaper. He was one of the most prominent opponents of colonization and was known for his significant role in the fields of renaissance such as spreading education and establishing the National University.