The 2011 Egyptian Revolution was a significant uprising that took place in Egypt, primarily from January 25 to February 11. It aimed to end the nearly 30-year rule of President Hosni Mubarak and was fueled by widespread discontent over issues like government corruption, police brutality, and economic hardship. The movement was largely organized through social media and saw millions of Egyptians protesting in cities, especially in Tahrir Square in Cairo. The revolution was part of the broader wave of protests known as the Arab Spring, which swept across the Arab world in 2011. After 18 days of demonstrations, Mubarak resigned, leading to a period of political transition in Egypt. The revolution inspired many other movements in the region, highlighting the power of collective action and the demand for democratic reforms.