It deals with the life of a world-famous scientist, a researcher in science, literature, and philosophy. He played a prominent role in the theory of relativity and the relationship between matter and radiation. He excelled in many scientific fields and benefited his Arab nation with his discoveries, research, and scientific, literary, and social writings. He is Dr. Ali Mustafa Musharafa, who was born in Damietta Governorate, studied at the Teachers' High School, then the University of Nottingham, and the Imperial College in London in 1923 AD. When he obtained his doctorate, he returned to Egypt to work as a professor in the Faculty of Science, then in the School of Medicine as a professor of natural sciences, then he returned again to the Faculty of Science as a professor of applied mathematics.
Western scientists participated in developing modern theories in mathematics, published many research papers in major scientific journals, and contributed enlightened opinions in pure mathematics.
"Mosharafa" contributed to establishing a scientific culture at the Egyptian University. He made the Arabic language the basis of scientific research by establishing a department for scientific translation, which specialized in translating major rare scientific books into the Arabic language.