احمد مليجي يكتب لالانجليزية : Ahmed Milijie...Do you know Egyptians?

Do you know Egyptians؟





Do you know Egyptians?


As we are still in our trip in Egypt, I like to add little information about the Egyptians’ hobbies and focus the light on them before I talk about the personality of the day…
In fact one of the most important things in the Egyptian life is to read a book or a newspaper, and after the opening of the internet, it let the matter very easy for Egyptian to follow this hobby. Since this time many writers appeared and rich the literary movement in Egypt and the rest of the Arabic countries with their works... And the personality of today is already a famous one of these stars who invaded the Egyptian sky of literature in the electronic ***s and magazines.
Therefore let’s jump and introduce The Egyptian writer “Ahmed Milijie”.
Actually Miliji He has many tries at the writing field from writing open informational books to short stories to the Essays…
And because he is an open mind writer who can add his sense of soul in his writing, he could to move it to his reader simply and push him to search behind the fact more. The something that tied him with his reader, once you read to this writer Ahmed Miliji” you find yourself need to read more and more.
His biography:
Full name: Ahmed Mohammed Ahmed Miljie
Nationality: Egyptian
Birth of date: 12 /11/1967

Maljie was born at Al Mania city Upper Egypt where he raised and received his education then he moved to Saudi Arabia as he works now there and follows his intellectual and literary activities.
Ahmed Miljie is a member in the Arab unit of writers and thinkers.
Also he is member of the International Association of Arab Translators and Linguists (WATA and cultural)
His works:
Ahmed Milijie has many books and articles as he wrote with number of electronic magazines and literary ***site…
From his books:
- To you, Muslim family
-Drain juice “collection of stories
-Drops of musk” collection of stories”
- He has published research entitled (Islam and the West)
In the Arab Middle East Center for Arabic Studies and Strategy