Mohammed Moftahh Elfitory

El fitory
Birth name	Mohammed Miftah Rajab Elfitory
Origin	Alexandria, Egypt, also connected to Libya
Died	24 April 2015
Occupation(s)	Diplomat, writer
Years active	mid 1950s -present

'Mohammed Moftahh Rajab Elfitory '' known as El fitory Arabic محمد الفيتوري, is a writer, poet, playwright, of Sudanese, Libyan and Egyptian ancestry.

Early life

Alfituri is a Sudanese poet born in Egypt. His mother Aziza Ali Sa'eid originally was from Egypt. Her family moved to Libya and then to Darfur, Sudan. Alfituri's father moved from Libya to Darfur before the First World War, under the pressure from the Italian colonial government.

Career

Alfituri received his education in Alexandria, Egypt, where he joined Al-mahad el-dinnai, or Religion Institute. Then Alfituri moved to Cairo and joined Al-Azahr, Faculty of Science. Alfituri worked as an editor for many Sudanese and Egyptian newspapers. Alfituri was appointed as an expert in the Arab League (1968–1970), and also as cultural consultant for the Libyan Embassy in Italy, consultant and ambassador for the Libyan Embassy in Lebanon, and also a consultant for the Libyan embassy in Morocco. He is a member of the Union of Arab Writers.

Works

Aga'nni Afriqia Arabicأغاني إفريقيا or The Songs of Africa, poetry collection, published 1956.
Ashiq meen Afriqia Arabic عاشق من إفريقيا Lover from Africa poetry collection, 1964.
Azkor'inni Yaa AfriqiaArabicاذكريني يا إفريقيا,or Remember Me Africa, poetry collection, 1965.
Seqoe't DobshliemArabic سقوط دبشليم, or Collapse of Doapashalim, poetry collection, 1968.
Ma'zoffa lee Darawessh Matagool Arabic معزوفة لدرويش متجول, or The Lyric of Roaming Dervish, poetry collection 1969.
Solara, Arabic سولارا, drama, 1970.
Al-battel w'el thorra w'el Mshnaqeh, Arabic البطل والثورة والمشنقة or Hero, Revolution and Gallows, 1972 poetry collection.
Agawall Shahid Atheba't Arabic أقوال شاهد إثبات,or The Saying of Witness, poetry, 1973.
Abtasami hatta tamo'r el-khail Arabic ابتسمي حتى تمر الخيل, or Smile Until The Horses Passes, poetry, 1975.
Aesfoort el' daam Arabic عصفورة الدم, or Bloody Bird, poetry, 1983.
Thorrat Omer El-mokhata'r Arabic ثورة عمر المختار, or Revolution of Omer El-Mokhata'r, drama, (1974).
Allam Al-Sahafa Al-arabia weel Ajanab'a Arabic عالم الصحافة العربية والأجنبية, or The World of Arab World and Foreign Journalism, Study, Damascus, 1981.
Al-moojab we'l S'alieb. Arabic الموجب والسالب في الصحافة العربية, or The Positive and Negative in Arab World Journalism, Study, Damascus, 1986.

'Translation Books'

Toward Understand Futurism, Arabic نحو فهم المستقبلية Study, Damascus, 1983.
Education In Britain, Study.
Adult education in Third World.

References/External links

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 14924274 LCCN: nr89012390 ISNI: 0000 0001 1827 290X BNF: cb13485134q (data)

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