The Yusuf Idris short story "Rihla" allegorically depicts a holder of this position as a corpse being taken on a road trip. The first holder of this position launched a coup in the aftermath of the unsolved Black Saturday fires. Missile boats under the command of a holder of this position sunk the Eilat after that holder of it promulgated the "three nos" and touched off the (*) War of Attrition. The graduation cap worn by a holder of this position for an honorary doctorate in Islamabad was mocked by the television show al-Bernameg. Its first two holders were part of the Free Officers movement. In 2012, protesters against a holder of this position pitched tents in Tahrir Square. For 10 points name this position held by Muhammad Naguib, Mohamed Morsi, and Gamal Abdel
The Yusuf Idris short story "Rihla" allegorically depicts a holder of this position as a corpse being taken on a road trip. The first holder of this position launched a coup in the aftermath of the unsolved Black Saturday fires. Missile boats under the command of a holder of this position sunk the Eilat after that holder of it promulgated the "three nos" and touched off the (*) War of Attrition. The graduation cap worn by a holder of this position for an honorary doctorate in Islamabad was mocked by the television show al-Bernameg. Its first two holders were part of the Free Officers movement. In 2012, protesters against a holder of this position pitched tents in Tahrir Square. For 10 points name this position held by Muhammad Naguib, Mohamed Morsi, and Gamal Abdel-Nasser.
The Yusuf Idris short story "Rihla" allegorically depicts a holder of this position as a corpse being taken on a road trip.
President of Egypt [accept Prime Minister for "President" until "graduation cap"; prompt on partial answers; also accept Masr/Misriyy for "Egypt" or "Egyptian" and ra'ees for "President" from anybody intent on answering in Arabic]