Samira Moussa was born on March 3, 1917 AD in the village of Sinbo al-Kubra, affiliated to the Zifta Center in Gharbia Governorate. She learned from a young age to read and write, and memorized parts of the Holy Qur’an, and was fond of reading newspapers. She moved with her father to Cairo for her education, and with some of his money he bought a hotel in Al-Hussein so that he could invest his money. August 15, 1Peace.” This is what was stated in the last message sent by Samira Moussa, an Egyptian mathematician, to her family in Egypt, where she intended to establish her own laboratory in the Haram area in Giza Governorate. Samira Moussa was the first Egyptian atom scientist, and she was nicknamed “Miss Corey Al Sharq”, and she is the first teaching assistant at the Faculty of Science at Fouad I University, Cairo University currently, whose death file is still full of mystery, questions and doubts, which is close to certainty that the Mossad was the one who planned, It was he who carried out her murder on August 15, 1952, in California, because of her ambitions to implement nuclear projects in Egypt. Samira Moussa was born on March 3, 1917 AD in the village of Sinbo al-Kubra, affiliated to the Zefta Center in Gharbia Governorate. She moved with her father to Cairo in order to educate her, and he bought some of his money a hotel in Hussein so that he could invest his money. Samira joined the “Qasr Al-Shouq” primary school, and then the “Al-Ashraf Girls’ Secondary School”, which was founded and managed by “Nabawiya Moussa,” the well-known women’s political activist. Samira was the first to obtain the Tawjihi certificate in 1935, and her continued excellence had a great impact on her school, as the government provided financial aid to the school from which the first graduated. Samira Moussa chose the Faculty of Science at Cairo University, although her totality qualified her to enter the Faculty of Engineering, and there she drew the attention of her professor, Dr.

Samira Moussa obtained a Bachelor of Science, and was the first in her class, and was appointed as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Science, then obtained a master’s degree in the subject of thermal conductivity of gases, and traveled on a mission to Britain in which she studied nuclear radiation, and obtained a doctorate in X-rays and their effect on various materials. 

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Samira Moussa.. Mossad fingerprints on the murder of the first Egyptian atom scientist

Friday 07-08-2009 00:00 |

“I was able to visit the atomic laboratories in America, and when I return to Egypt, I will render great services to my country in this field, and I will be able to serve the cause of peace.” This is what came in the last message sent by Samira Moussa, the Egyptian atomic scientist, to her family in Egypt, where She intended to establish her own laboratory in the Haram area, Giza Governorate.

Samira Moussa was the first Egyptian atom scientist, and she was nicknamed “Miss Corey Al Sharq”, and she is the first teaching assistant at the Faculty of Science at Fouad I University, Cairo University currently, whose death file is still full of mystery, questions and doubts, which is close toThe first teaching assistant in the Faculty of Science at Fouad I University, Cairo University currently, whose file of her death is still full of mystery, questions and doubts, which is close to certainty that the Mossad planned, and who carried out her murder on August 15, 1952 in California because of her ambitions to implement projects nuclear power in Egypt. Samira Moussa was born on March 3, 1917 AD in the village of Sinbo al-Kubra, affiliated to the Zifta Center in Gharbia Governorate. She learned from a young age to read and write, and memorized parts of the Holy Qur’an, and was fond of reading newspapers. She moved with her father to Cairo for her education, and with some of his money he bought a hotel Hussain to invest his money. Samira joined the “Qasr Al-Shouq” primary school, and then the “Al-Ashraf Girls’ Secondary School”, which was founded and managed by “Nabawiya Moussa,” the well-known women’s political activist.

Samira was the first to obtain the Tawjihi certificate in 1935, and her continued excellence had a great impact on her school, as the government provided financial aid to the school from which the first graduated. Samira Moussa chose the Faculty of Science at Cairo University, although her totality qualified her to enter the Faculty of Engineering, and there she drew the attention of her professor, Dr.

Samira Moussa received her Bachelor of Science, and was The first in her class, and was appointed as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Science, then obtained a master’s degree in the subject of thermal contact of gases, and traveled on a mission to Britain in which she studied nuclear radiation, and obtained a doctorate in X-rays and their effect on various materials.

The Atomic Energy Authority was established only 3 months after the declaration of the Israeli state in 1948, and participated in the shark project to establish a local factory for fezzes. Ali Mosharafa is one of the supervisors of this project.. She participated in the Student Association for General Culture, which aimed to eradicate illiteracy in the Egyptian countryside.

The Egyptian scientist traveled to Britain and then to America In 1952, she had the opportunity to conduct research in the laboratories of St. Louis University in Missouri, USA, and she received offers to remain in America, but she refused, and days before her return she responded to an invitation to visit nuclear laboratories in the suburbs of California on August 15, and on the bumpy California high road, a transport vehicle suddenly appeared. ; To hit her car hard and throw her into a deep ravine, the driver of the car - her Indian colleague at the university - jumped to disappear forever. <script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-5044256792644526"

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