The Yusuf Idris short story "Rihla" allegorically 
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]