Mustafa Kamel was an influential Egyptian nationalist leader and politician born on August 14, 1874. He played a significant role in advocating for Egypt's independence from British rule in the early 20th century. Kamel founded the National Party in 1907, which aimed to unite Egyptians in their struggle for self-determination and national identity. Kamel was also a prominent writer and orator, using his skills to inspire others to join the nationalist movement. He traveled extensively, promoting Egyptian interests abroad and raising awareness about the country's plight. His efforts laid the groundwork for future movements that ultimately led to Egypt's independence in 1952.