The Title of “Zewail of the Arabs” Awarded to Dr. Mohammad Al-Buqai’i
Written by: Ibn Al-Balad

The Arab Union Center for Scientific and Cultural Research in the Arab Republic of Egypt has recently awarded Dr. Mohammad Al-Buqai’i the prestigious title of “Zewail of the Arabs.”

This honorary title was granted in recognition of his scientific efforts and research contributions in treating complex medical cases, particularly as the founder of the science of Body Engineering at the global level.

This highly prestigious and rare title is awarded only to those scientists who have made exceptional and groundbreaking contributions in any field of science or culture for the benefit of humanity.

We say the title is hard to obtain because the Arab Union for Research is a purely scientific institution with no room for bias, favoritism, or public relations. It holds a respected reputation, history, and is backed by outstanding scholars.

But who is “Zewail”?

Dr. Ahmed Zewail was an Egyptian-American chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1999.
He invented a laser microscope capable of capturing images in femtoseconds, allowing scientists to observe molecules during chemical reactions.
He was also a professor of chemistry and physics at the California Institute of Technology, and is regarded as one of the greatest Arab scientists in history.

As Jordanians and Arabs, we congratulate ourselves and celebrate this significant and beautiful achievement by Dr. Al-Buqai’i. We wish him continued success and further scientific contributions and global recognition.