An Egyptian physician, writer, novelist, and short story writer interested in psychoanalysis, linguistics, philosophy, literature, and the arts. He has a number of achievements and publications, most notably “Full of Emptiness,” “I Loved and Tomorrow,” and “My Father Who I Hate: Reflections on Recovering from Parental Abuse and Growing-Up Trauma.” Publishers: Dar Al-Rawak for Publishing and Distribution.
Born in Alexandria in 1986.
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, October 2010.
Bachelor of Arabic Language and Islamic Culture, Faculty of Dar Al-Ulum, Cairo University, 2021.
Researcher pursuing a Master’s degree in Neurology and Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University, since Fall 2015.
Married to Dr. Safaa Al-Alqami, they have three children.
Interested in psychoanalysis, literature, philosophy, linguistics, and anthropology.
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Filled with Emptiness Reflections on Recovery from Addiction and Compulsive Behaviors
د.ا9.00This book offers psychological and human reflections that help readers understand the roots of addiction and compulsive behaviors and ways to recover from them with a deep and conscious vision.
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I loved and tomorrow I will recover from abusive relationships.
د.ا7.00It addresses the journey of recovery from abusive romantic relationships, using a psychologically reflective approach that helps the reader understand and heal.
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My Father the One I Hate Reflections on Recovering from Parental Abuse and Growing-Up Trauma
د.ا7.00This book boldly and humanly addresses the journey of recovery from childhood trauma and parental abuse, highlighting their profound impact on the formation of the self.