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| Publisher | Dar El Shorouk |
| ISBN 13 | 9789770937150 |
| Book Description | This is a book about Ismaili, and the club’s history is part of the history of Ismaili. History is neither formulated by passion nor written by feelings. But with documents, with accuracy, with facts, with a deep view of football, and with the relationship between the fan and his club. In the history of Ismaili, there is an unforgettable moment of glory when the team won the league championship for the first time in 1967, but the Dervishes were behind a stronger and more comprehensive moment of glory that extended to Egyptian football and to the entire Egyptian people, when they won the African Championship on January 9, 1970. This victory was a ray of hope. In the midst of the darkness of a June setback. This book is an attempt to answer questions that have been raised and are still being asked: Why do Ismaili fans love their team so much? In order to answer a question like this; We must understand football well and its importance, understand its secrets and the nature of the relationship between the fan and his team. Why this national character that colored the Ismaili club? To what extent does the city’s location, history, and geography affect that color? Why was Ismaily described as the Brazil of Egyptian and African football? Is it the color of the shirts, or the character of the game? What is the technical and scientific similarity between Ismaili football and Brazilian football? Who is the legend of the players in Ismaily? Is it Reda, or is it Ali Abu Jarisha, who deserves to be chosen as the best Dervishes star throughout the club’s history? Hassan Al-Mestakawi |
| Language | Arabic |
| Author | Hassan Al-Mustaqawi |
| Publication Date | 2022 |
| Number of Pages | 255 |
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