عبقري الاصلاح والتعليم الأمام محمد عبده للعقاد 1.0 Apk

The great writer Abbas Al-Akkad provides a faithful translation and study of the life of the Imam of the Enlightenment in the modern era, Sheikh Muhammad Abdo. It shows the conditions of the society in which the sheikh was born, as well as the nature of the Egyptian village at the time, as well as the state of Al-Azhar and the thinking that prevailed in its sheikhs, indicating the nature of the sciences he presented and the methods of teaching them. Then he moves on to the sheikh’s childhood, life and education in his village "Mahallat Nasr", as he introduces the sheikhs who influenced his career and shaped his conscience; He talks about his most important teacher, Jamal al-Din al-Afghani, and his role in crystallizing the thought of Muhammad Abdo. In some detail, he presents the Sheikh's stances on major issues and events, such as the "Arab revolution" and the issue of "Arab nationalism." The book is a summary of the Sheikh's thought, philosophy and reform ideas in education and culture, his enlightening role in society, and his relentless pursuit of awakening Egyptian consciousness.

In this work, the author presents one of the most important reformist figures during the last century, starting with a part of the life of the Egyptian village at that time, moving to the Al-Azhar Mosque and the intellectual and social message that the village’s life related to, starting from these elements towards the greatest of those that the village gave birth to and promoted the message of Al-Azhar in its era A desire to find a righteous role model and as a counter to his relations with him, his role in the Arab revolution, national issues, and his relationship with Abbas II and other important and influential issues in the history of this nation.

book's content :

Smoothing
age
the village
Al-Azhar
Nasr locality
Mohammed bin Abdo bin Hassan Khairallah
Axis of life
With Jamaluddin
With the Arab revolution
The national cause
In Al-Azhar
With Abbas II
Philanthropist teacher
Philosopher Reformer
Personality nor personality
Years in the history of Professor Imam


About the author:


Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad: a great writer, poet, philosopher, politician, historian, journalist, and monk of the niche of literature. He became famous and filled the world with his literature, and represented a unique case in modern Arabic literature, and reached a unique position in it.

Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad was born in Aswan Governorate in 1889, and his father was a simple employee of the Records Department. Al-Aqqad was satisfied that he obtained the elementary certificate, but he embarked on reading and educated himself. Where his library contained more than thirty thousand books. Akkad worked in many government jobs, but he detested government work and viewed him as a prison for his etiquette. So he didn't last long in any job he joined. Turn to journalistic work; He worked for the newspaper "Al-Dustour", as well as the newspaper "Al-Diya", and wrote in the most famous newspapers and magazines at the time. Akkad gave his life to literature. He did not marry, but lived love stories that he immortalized two of them in his novel "Sarah".

Akkad was very generous; He obtained membership in the "Academy of the Arabic Language" in Cairo, and he was a correspondent member of the "Academy of the Arabic Language" in Damascus and its counterpart in Baghdad, and he was awarded the "State Appreciation Prize in Literature", but he refused to receive it, and he also refused an "honorary doctorate" from Cairo University.

Akkad was a commando who fought many battles; In literature, he clashed with great poets and writers, and a fierce battle took place between him and the prince of poets "Ahmed Shawky" in his book "The Divan in Literature and Criticism." He also founded the “Diwan School” with “Abdel Qader Al Mazni” and “Abdel Rahman Shukry”; Where he called for the renewal of imagination and the poetic image and the commitment to organic unity in the poetic structure. He also attacked many writers and poets, such as "Mustafa Sadiq Al-Rafi'i". He also had intellectual battles with "Taha Hussein", "Zaki Mubarak", "Mustafa Jawad" and "Bint Al-Shati".

Akkad participated strongly in the arena of political life; He joined the Wafd Party, and valiantly defended “Saad Zaghloul”, but he resigned from the party in 1933, following a dispute with “Mustafa Al-Nahhas”. He attacked the king while preparing the constitution; He was imprisoned for nine months, as he objected to the 1936 AD treaty. He also fought tyranny, absolutism, fascism and Nazism.

His books became more than a hundred, and the most famous of them is genius, in addition to many articles that are difficult to enumerate, and he has a single story, "Sarah".

He died in 1964, leaving a huge inheritance, and a vacant platform for his successor.