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Anniversary of Ibrahim Shukri's Death
The article highlights the life of the Egyptian activist Engineer Ibrahim Shukri, who was born on September 6, 1916, and passed away on August 5, 2008. His national career, which spanned over half a century, was distinguished by his participation in the 1935 protests in response to British statements and opposition to occupation. He was injured and bandaged after the university bombing, earning him the nickname "The Living Martyr." He founded the Egypt Falcon Party and assumed its leadership after the dissolution of parties in 1953. He held several positions, including Head of Agricultural Syndicates and Minister of Agriculture. He supported the opposition during the Nasser and Sadat eras. Known for his patriotic stances and criticism of government policies, he was buried next to Abdel Hakim El-Gharbi, in accordance with his will.
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