Anwar Sadat
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Anwar Sadat
Summary
Anwar Sadat is a human[1]. Born in Mit Abu al-Kum[2], he… he passed away in Cairo[3]. He worked as a politician[4], military officer[5], statesperson[6], diplomat[7], and military leader[8]. He ranks in the top 0.46% of human entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14,779 views/month, #4,639 of 1,000,298).[9]
Key Facts
- Anwar Sadat was born in Mit Abu al-Kum[2].
- Anwar Sadat died in Cairo[3].
- Burial took place at Unknown Soldier Memorial[10].
- Anwar Sadat's father was Mohammed Sadati[11].
- Anwar Sadat's mother was Sitt-Al-Barrein[12].
- Among Anwar Sadat's spouses was Eqbal Madi[13].
- Anwar Sadat was married to Jehan Sadat[14].
- A child of Anwar Sadat was Ruqayya Sadat[15].
- A child of Anwar Sadat was Rawia Sadat[16].
- A child of Anwar Sadat was Camilia Sadat[17].
- A child of Anwar Sadat was Lubna Sadat[18].
- A child of Anwar Sadat was Nukha Sadat[19].
- A child of Anwar Sadat was Jamal Sadat[20].
- Anwar Sadat held citizenship in Sultanate of Egypt[21].
- Anwar Sadat held citizenship in Kingdom of Egypt[22].
- Anwar Sadat held citizenship in Republic of Egypt[23].
- Anwar Sadat held citizenship in United Arab Republic[24].
- Anwar Sadat held citizenship in Egypt[25].
- Egyptian Arabic was Anwar Sadat's native language[26].
- Anwar Sadat worked as a politician[4].
- Anwar Sadat worked as a military officer[5].
- Anwar Sadat's professions included statesperson[6].
- Anwar Sadat worked as a diplomat[7].
- Anwar Sadat's professions included military leader[8].
- Anwar Sadat worked as a vice president[27].
Body
Origins and Family
Anwar Sadat's place of birth was Mit Abu al-Kum[2]. His father was Mohammed Sadati[11]. His mother was Sitt-Al-Barrein[12]. Egyptian Arabic was his native language[26].
Education
Anwar Sadat was educated at Egyptian Military College[28].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include politician[4], military officer[5], statesperson[6], diplomat[7], military leader[8], and vice president[27]. Fields of work include politics[29], an academic discipline[30]; diplomacy[31], an academic discipline[32]; and military[33]. Positions held include President of Egypt[34], a public office[35], in Egypt[36], founded in 1953[37]; Prime Minister of Egypt[38], a public office[39], in Egypt[40], founded in 1878[41]; Vice President of Egypt[42], a position[43], in Egypt[44], founded in 1958[45]; Speaker of the National Assembly of the United Arab Republic[46]; and prime minister[47], a type of position[48].
Recognition
Awards received include Nobel Peace Prize[49], Collar of the Order of Isabella the Catholic[50], Presidential Medal of Freedom[51], Order of Ojaswi Rajanya[52], Knight Grand Cross with Collar of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic[53], and Congressional Gold Medal[54].
Personal Life
Spouses include Eqbal Madi[13], 1917–2010[55], of Egypt[56] and Jehan Sadat[14], a politician[57], 1933–2021[58], of Kingdom of Egypt[59], awarded the Theodor Haecker Price[60]. Children include Ruqayya Sadat[15], a politician[61], b. 1941[62], of Egypt[63]; Rawia Sadat[16], a civilian[64], b. 1946[65], of Egypt[66]; Camilia Sadat[17], a novelist[67], 1949–2019[68], of Egypt[69]; Lubna Sadat[18], an activist[70], b. 1950[71], of Egypt[72]; Nukha Sadat[19], a politician[73], b. 1953[74], of Egypt[75]; and Jamal Sadat[20], a businessperson[76], b. 1956[77], of Egypt[78]. Anwar Sadat's religion is recorded as Sunni Islam[79]. Political affiliations include National Democratic Party[80] and Arab Socialist Union[81].
Death and Burial
Anwar Sadat passed away in Cairo[3]. He is buried at Unknown Soldier Memorial[10].
Works and Contributions
Things named for Anwar Sadat include ENS Anwar El Sadat[82], a helicopter carrier[83]; Sadat City[84], a city[85], in Egypt[86], founded in 1978[87]; Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies[88], a research institute[89], in Israel[90]; Sadat Academy for Management Sciences[91], a university[92], in Egypt[93], founded in 1981[94]; and Sadat Museum[95], a museum[96], in Egypt[97], founded in 2009[98].
Why It Matters
Anwar Sadat ranks in the top 0.46% of human entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14,779 views/month, #4,639 of 1,000,298).[9] He has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[99] He is known by 143 alternative names across languages and contexts.[100]
Entities named for him include ENS Anwar El Sadat[82], a helicopter carrier[83]; Sadat City[84], a city[85], in Egypt[86], founded in 1978[87]; Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies[88], a research institute[89], in Israel[90]; Sadat Academy for Management Sciences[91], a university[92], in Egypt[93], founded in 1981[94]; and Sadat Museum[95], a museum[96], in Egypt[97], founded in 2009[98].
FAQs
Where was Anwar Sadat born?
Anwar Sadat was born in Mit Abu al-Kum[2].
Where did Anwar Sadat die?
Anwar Sadat died in Cairo[3].
Who were Anwar Sadat's parents?
Anwar Sadat's father was Mohammed Sadati[11]. Anwar Sadat's mother was Sitt-Al-Barrein[12].
Who was Anwar Sadat married to?
Anwar Sadat's spouses include Eqbal Madi[13] and Jehan Sadat[14].
What did Anwar Sadat do for work?
Anwar Sadat worked as politician[4], military officer[5], statesperson[6], diplomat[7], and military leader[8].
Where did Anwar Sadat go to school?
Anwar Sadat was educated at Egyptian Military College[28].
What awards did Anwar Sadat receive?
Honors received include Nobel Peace Prize[49], Collar of the Order of Isabella the Catholic[50], Presidential Medal of Freedom[51], and Order of Ojaswi Rajanya[52].