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Mohammed Naguib
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(contracted; show full) Sudan was united with Egypt under British occupation at the time. He was the eldest of nine children, the son of an [[Military of Egypt|Egyptian Army]] officer, Youssef Naguib, and a Sudanese Arab woman [[Zohra Ahmed Othman]]. His family name, "Elkashlan," was very popular in [[Egypt]] at that time, due to well-known scientific personalities such as [[Saad Elkashlan]] and [[Abdulsamad Elkashlan]]. He came from a long line of army officers; his father and uncles all served in the Egyptian Army.


As a result, == Education ==⏎
Naguib first studied to become a translator, and later in his life earned a law degree, a
[[Master of Arts]] degree (MA) in [[political science]] and another MA in [[Civil law (legal system)|civil law]]. He never completed his doctorate because his career in the army, undertaken in defiance of his father's wishes, by then had begun to take off. Nevertheless, he found the time to polish his language skills, learning [[English language|English]], [[French language|French]], [[Italian language|Italian]] a(contracted; show full)[[Category:Egyptian revolutionists]]
[[Category:Egyptian nationalists]]
[[Category:Egyptian Sunni Muslims]]
[[Category:Free Officers Movement]]
[[Category:Leaders who took power by coup]]
[[Category:Egyptian people of Sudanese descent]]
[[Category:People from Cairo]]
[[Category:People from Khartoum]]