Saad Zaghloul, leader of the revolution

Nations move on the guidance of their purpose whenever they become clear about the locations of their steps between their past and present, and their hope for success increases whenever they feel that they have achieved a share of it in the past and that they are destined to achieve a share similar to it or more in the future. Egypt does not gain anything from someone saying: Its struggle is all in vain. Its leaders are all incapable or negligent. This is an injustice to the past and the future at the same time: an injustice to the past; Because it contradicts the reality indicated by the comparison between our yesterday and today, and it is unfair to the future. Because it discourages those who work for it, and brings despair to the hearts of those who hope for it, and one of the reasons for optimism is that the record of the Egyptian Renaissance indicates a success that we have achieved and a success that we will achieve, if the resolves are true, and the path continues on the straight path.Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad