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Ali Moustafa Mosharafa

Egyptian physicist (1898–1950)

Ali Moustafa Attia Mosharrafa (Egyptian Arabic: علي مصطفى عطيه مشرفة; 11 July 1898 – 16 January 1950) was an Egyptiantheoretical physicist. He was a Professor of Applied Mathematics at Cairo University and also served as the University's first dean.[1] He contributed to the development of Quantum theory as well as the Theory of relativity.[2]

Biography

Early life

Mosharafa obtained his primary certificate in 1910, ranking second nationwide. He obtained his Baccalaureate at the age of 16, becoming the youngest student at that time to be awarded such a certificate and, again, ranking second. He preferred to enroll in the Teachers' College rather than the faculties of Medicine or Engineering due to his deep interest in mathematics.

He graduated in 1917. Due to his excellence in mathematics, the Egyptian Ministry of Education sent him to England where, in 1920, he obtained a BSc (Honors) from the University of Nottingham. The Egyptian University consented to grant Mosharafa anoth

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Born
11 July 1898
Damietta, Egypt
Died
15 January 1950
Cairo, Egypt

Summary
b>Ali Moustafa Mosharrafa was an Egyptian theoretical physicist who contributed to the development of quantum theory as well as the theory of relativity.

Biography

Ali Moustafa Mosharrafa was the son of Mustafa Attia Mosharrafa, a religious scholar who was a follower of Gamal Al-Din Al-Afghani and Mohammed Abdou. This meant that Ali Moustafa and his four younger siblings Nafisa, Mustafa, Attia and Hassan were brought up with strong religious beliefs in the Quran. This early influence continued throughout his life and he saw science as intimately related to the presence of God. Let us note that most sources give the family name as Mosharafa with a single "r" but he certainly published his papers under the name Mosharrafa with "rr" so we will use that version.

In later life Ali Moustafa felt that his upbringing had robbed him of his childhood. He said:-
I was a child yet I was to be a child in the forefront, and I lost my childhood which should have been all joy. I learn

Life Lessons: Ali F Mostafa

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