Gamal Asaad.. is the title of true citizenship for an Egyptian, as it should be, and this is evident in his important book My Days: A Witness to Five Ages in which he shows us the important events and memories that we lived as spectators, and he was a key player in them, despite the poor popular environment in which he grew up in the region. A poor, near-slum village called "Izbat al-Qurd" affiliated with Al-Qusiya, one of the towns in Assiut Governorate, to a father and uncle who is a grocer, and a second uncle who works as a cook. However, his personal formation was the result of many factors and special opportunities that God bestowed upon me that were outside the family societal framework, whether in Al-Qusiya or outside it. As he says.