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Nahed Rashad

1915 – 1985

Influential egyptian figure

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Lived 1915 – 1985 (aged 69–70). Nahed Rashad was a lady-in-waiting, businessperson and statesperson.

Nahed Rashad (born Nahed Shawqi Bakir ; 1917 – 1985) was an influential figure during the kingdom of Egypt who became the chief lady-in-waiting and was a member of Iron guard.

Early life Nahed was born in the city of Helwan in 1917. Her mother and aunt have been the ladies-in-waiting of Melek Tourhan since 1915. Nahed Rashad often played with Sultan Hussein's daughters in the royal palace. They had one daughter and two sons: Alia, Shawqi and Mahmoud.

Career Lady-in-waiting In 1945 King Farouk made Nahed the lady-in-waiting of Princess Fawzia. He later promoted Nahed to the rank of Chief lady-in-waiting. Nahed accompanied princess Fawzia in all of the events and parties she attended. Nahed also became the lady-in-waiting for Princess Faiza. After the marriage of Fawzia to Ismail chirine, Nahed Rashad remained as a lady-in-waiting in the palace for no queen. During that time she acted as an assistant to king Farouk.

Iron guard When the Iron guard started recruiting women, Nahed Rashad became the supervisor over them. She became an important member of the Iron guard and had high influence over it.

1948 Palestine war Nahed Rashad volunteered in the 1948 Palestine war. She received the major rank in the Egyptian military. Al-Musawar magazine published her photo in military uniform on September 24, 1948, under the title: “The Egyptian Woman in the Battlefield.” Later life and death After 1952 revolution, Nahed Rashad lived a simple life in Hurghada, where she was a housewife and enjoyed cooking fish. After Dr. Youssef Rashad's death in 1971, she moved to an apartment in Dokki, and her eldest son Mahmoud Rashad lived with her.

Nahed contacted Hediya Hanem Barakat, daughter of Bahey El Din Barakat Pasha, the owner of the first home for the elderly in Egypt. She moved there in the early eighties. Nahed later died in 1985. Popular culture Books and publisments The book "El Maraa alty Hazt Arsh Misr" (The woman who shook the throne of Egypt) by Rashed Kamel, spoke about the details of the life of Nahed Rashad. The book "Nahed wa El melik Farouk" (Nahed and King Farouk) by Hanafi El-Mehalawy spoke about the life and Controversy surrounding Nahed Rashad.

Television and cinema The film titled "Emraa Hazt Arsh Misr" (A Woman Who Shook the Throne of Egypt) in 1995 was based on her. Nahed Rashad was played by the actress Nadia El Gendy. Kariokka series in 2012, about the life story of the artist Tahia Kariokka, starring Wafaa Amer. Nahed Rashad role was played by the actress Rasha Sami. The series "'Awraq Miseria" (Egyptian Papers), Part 2, 2002, Nahed Rashad role was played by the actress Ghada Abdel Razek.

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Important facts

Born
1915, Helwan
Birth century
Died
1985, Cairo
Nationality
Sultanate of Egypt, Kingdom of Egypt, Republic of Egypt

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Nahed Rashad?

influential egyptian figure

When was Nahed Rashad born?

Nahed Rashad was born in 1915 in Helwan.

When did Nahed Rashad die?

Nahed Rashad died in 1985 in Cairo.

What was Nahed Rashad's occupation?

Nahed Rashad was a lady-in-waiting, businessperson and statesperson.

What nationality was Nahed Rashad?

Nahed Rashad's recorded nationality: Sultanate of Egypt, Kingdom of Egypt, Republic of Egypt.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nahed Rashad

· Wikidata: Q16122080

· DBpedia: Nahed Rashad

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