Hassan M.

Hassan M. has built a distinguished career in academia, specializing in oriental languages and literature. At Cairo University, his journey began as a Teaching Assistant (1978-1983) and evolved to an Assistant Professor role (1991-2021) in the Department of Oriental Languages, Faculty of Arts. He also served as Secretary of the council for the same department, enhancing administrative capabilities. His tenure extended to Umm Al-Qura University, where he assumed roles such as General Supervisor of Placement Tests and Secretary of Schedules and Tests at the Arabic Language Institute for non-native speakers. A scholar with a Ph.D. in Literature, Hassan has an extensive teaching portfolio, which includes diverse courses like Phonetics and General Linguistics. His contributions to academic projects include translating works such as Carl Brockelman's "The History Of Arabic Literature" and participating in language curriculum development. His published research, notably "The Relationship Of Arabic With The Semitic Languages," underscores his expertise in semitic linguistics.