Administrator of the Asyut Archdiocese; Member of the Coptic Orthodox Millī (Community) Council of Asyut

Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1839-1861)

Abū al- Faḑl (1844-1914, born in Iran) was a Bahāʾī scholar who spread the faith in Egypt starting in approximately 1910. Moreover, he went to Turkmenistan and the United States, where he also introduced people to Bahāʾī principles. Even though he is one of the apostels of Bahá'u'lláh, he never actually met him. As his actual name Muhammad reveals, he derived from a Muslim family and converted to Bahāʾī faith in 1876. Due to his conversion, he was arrested several times. 

Shaikh Abu al Hasan Ali Husaini Nadwi (24 November 1914 - 31 December 1999) was an Indian islamic scholar 

12th Century Arab historian; Famous for his "History of Churches and Monasteries"

12^th Century Andalusian Muslim Philosopher; Author

General Abū Bakr al-Jindī, born on January 20, 1949, is the current egyptian Minister of Local Development. He has a master degree in Strategic Resource Management and Military Sciences, and gratuated from High War College in Cairo, as well from National Defense University in Washington. Moreover, Abū Bakr al-Jindī occupies senior posts in the Egyptian Armed Forces Training Authority. He also served as the head of the US Department of Defense's US Relations Branch, the Assistant Defense Attaché in Washington, and then Assistant Secretary of Defense. Due to his military commitment, he was awarded several times.

 representative of Ministery of Interior Affairs

9th Century  C.E. Persian Islamic scholar and Muhaddith. Compiler of the 3rd canonical collection of prophetic hadith, the "Sunan Abu Dawud".

German convert to Islam with radical sympathies. In Germany referred to as being Salafi. He sponsored with Sheikh Abu Islam Azhar students’ post-exam celebrations, autumn 2012.

Muslim Jurist; Founder of the Sunni Hanafi school of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence)

 The "Sheikh of Khorasan" Islamic scholar, historian and muhaddith of the 10th Century C.E. 

Owner of al-Nas , an Islamist satellite station, who became known for publicly burning a Bible

Abbasid Caliph (813-833)

Leader of al-Qa^cidah in Iraq until his death in 2006

10th century Scientist and philosopher

Former Leading figure of al-Jamā^cah al-Islāmiyyah

the Philosopher of the Arabs", was a Muslim Arab philosopher, polymath, mathematician, physician and musician

Commonly known as Ibn Majah. Medieval hadith Scholar who published the 6th and final collection of hadith accepted by Sunni Muslims, the Sunan Ibn Majah.

Muslim physician and philosopher of his time; astronomer; chemist; geologist; Hafiz; Islamic psychologist; Islamic scholar; Islamic theologian; logician; paleontologist; mathematician; physicist; poet; and scientist

Southern Sudanese woman and sister of Angelo Andrew, was arrested in her home village in South Sudan along with several other women by the SPLA in January 1991.

An author at the American Thinker.

Author

Late German leader of the NSDAP (Nazi Party); Chancellor of Germany (1933-1945); Fuehrer of Germany (1934-1945); Wanted to establish a New Order of absolute Nazi German hegemony in Europe for the Aryan people;Responsible for the Holocaust

Bishop of Maghāghah and al-^cAdwah (Minya); Former priest at the Church of Abū SayfaynSayfayn in Old Cairo

patriarch of the Greek Catholic Church in Egypt; he retired in 2017, and was succeeded by Patriarch Yusuf