Nour El-Huda El-Gammal
Who is Nour El-Huda El-Jammal?
An Egyptian researcher in Islamic studies, she has authored several books, most notably "The Encyclopedia of the Prophet's Biography," "Reflections of the Wayfarers," "The Shadow of Al-Khidr," and "Kamshakah" (a book on education and spiritual refinement).
She holds two academic degrees in science and technology development and her project, "Kiosk of Ethics."
She founded the Mishkat Nour Foundation for Science and Cultural Enlightenment, which has served millions of the most vulnerable families across Egypt. She currently leads the "Kiosk of Ethics" project, which promotes high values and values.
Scientific Research
Scientific research on the Continuing Education Program, a subprogram of the Ethics Kiosk Project of the Mishkat Noor Foundation. Journal of Sustainable Development
Community contribution and charitable work
Nour El-Huda El-Gammal
A pioneer in development work and founder of the Mishkat Nour Foundation for Knowledge and Cultural Enlightenment, whose impact has extended to millions of the most needy families across all governorates of Egypt. Through the Ethics Kiosk project, the foundation launched a unique model for developing slums and poor villages, in parallel with developing executive bodies, empowering youth, supporting public schools, and activating the role of civil society, while linking all these efforts to values and ethics
About Kiosk Akhlaq
12 main programs and 140 sub-programs work together at the same time and place to achieve the ultimate goal: changing human behavior for the better.
Books
5
Published by Aseer Al-Kotb Publishing House.Why doesn’t Allah admit all of us into Paradise?.Was Adam in Paradise before he descended to Earth?.Why do...
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EGP
250
O you who found yourself here, your words are before you, not merely to be read, but to touch something within you… something you forgot since you des...
385
EGP
550
Stages of the Journey to Allah in a Simple Way…For anyone who wants to know how to walk the path toward Allah, this book, “Kamishkah”, was written to...
385
EGP
550
