الخطاب الوطني المصري في صفحات جريدة الأهرام (1882-1914م)‎

الملخص EN

Professor and university teacher Laith Nima Musa The problem of the research lies in the scientific institution's need for a type of studies that take into consideration the importance of the national discourse, articles, visions and perceptions prevailing in the discourse of public newspapers and their journalistic treatment of national issues.

The general features of the national discourse in public newspapers, including Al-Ahram newspaper, the monitoring of articles and the prevailing perceptions in it about the issue of Egyptian patriotism, and the disclosure of the prevailing pillars in it and the role it played specifically in this issue and formed important axes in the intellectual and journalistic debate raised during the research period (1882-1914).

The study community was linked to Al-Ahram newspaper, which was issued during the research period, which meets the research need for the study, as it represents part of the opinion of the public newspapers at the time.

The period between (1882-1914) was set as a time frame for the study, with the beginning of the British occupation of Egypt in 1882, when the newspapers of the Arab revolution disappeared, and new press trends began, including pro-occupation and others to the Khedive, and a third to the national movement in Egypt The study used the historical method to reach the historical truth, criticize, prove and present it as a historical presentation.

The research concluded with the most prominent results: - Al-Ahram newspaper was keen to confirm the national unity between Muslims and Copts and its stand against sectarianism.

Al-Ahram confirmed the existence of Egyptian patriotism and the unity of Muslims and Copts within the framework of the national university throughout history, based on the fact that there is no homeland for religion and no religion for the homeland.

- The fabric of Egyptian patriotism did not know sectarianism and emphasizing that the Egyptian history of Muslims and Copts has identified in building Egyptian patriotism since its innate beginnings, and this identification that characterized the Egyptian national thought.