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Table of contents

Topic | Page | Introduction | 2 | Implanting the Islamic Values | 2 | Spreading the Islamic principals | 3 | Refinement of the Egyptian community | 4 | Conclusion | 4 | References | 5 |

Introduction
Gamal Abdel Nasser is considered to be the second Egyptian president, who had the ability to rule the Arab Republic of Egypt without any sort of interference from any foreign countries. (Mobile-Reference‏, 2010) Throughout Nasser’s rule, there had been many risings and opponents, who considered him to be ineffective leader for Egypt. Because of his different ideas and philosophies, which had been considered to be more communistic rather than Islamic, many of the historians criticized his actions and decisions. (Nissim Rejwan, 2000) This research will identify the main and critical services and benefits that the late president Gamal Abdel Nasser provided to the Islamic Religion.

Implanting the Islamic Values
During the early years of the Gamal Abdel Nasser ruling, there were huge enormous concerning for the Islamic life in Egypt, for instance; one of his great noticeable and achievements was the fact that the number of the mosques had been doubled from ten thousand mosques before the revolution to twenty-one thousand mosques in 1970. (Nissim Rejwan, 2000) In addition, Gamal Abdel Nasser had a great interest in making the Egyptians good Muslims and good Christians. (Nissim Rejwan, 2000) For the achievement of this purpose, Gamal Abdel Nasser followed several decisions, like; making the education of the Islamic religion and the Christians religion obligatory in the primary and the secondary education, which means that if the students will not be able to pass the educational year without passing the