The English writer Thomas Carlyle says: "History is the biographies of great men," and this book traces the biography and path of one of the most important Egyptian families, the Muhyiddin family in Kafr Shukr. This family interacted with major incidents in modern history, and its influence extended to all aspects, and it presented, across several generations, outstanding people who played great roles in building Egypt''s major institutions and contributed positively to remarkable transformations. Since the history of the founding grandfather, who presented a unique experience in social ascension and political influence, passing through distinguished politicians and representatives, then the generation of the July Revolution and its most important symbols, Zakaria Mohieddin and Khaled Mohieddin, then the veteran politician Fouad Mohieddin, all the way to the international economist Mahmoud Mohieddin; The imprints of this family remained clear on all civil state institutions, which is what this book attempts to read in a new narrative that explores the forgotten and marginalized in Egyptian history.
