A satirical Egyptian journalist, he used to write for Akhbar Al-Youm newspaper. Ahmed Ragab was born on November 20, 1928 in Tyre. He obtained a Bachelor of Laws - Alexandria University. During his studies at the college, he published with others the “University News” magazine. His way to get to know Mustafa and Ali Amin, he worked in the “Akhbar Al-Youm” office in Alexandria, then He moved to Cairo, took over the editorial secretariat, and Ali and Mustafa Amin discovered his talents, and he told many stories about mistakes that occurred or situations in which politicians announced their anger at the news, so he announced to the secretary of the editorial secretary Ahmed Ragab's class, but he stayed and today's news remained for him like water for fish he did not leave it to spread, or reproduce itself. He had a constant article daily in the form of a brief satirical message in Al-Akhbar newspaper entitled “Half a Word.” He has political opinions and participated with cartoonist Mustafa Hussein in Al-Akhbar and Today’s daily cartoons from his thoughts and a thousand cartoon characters, including Falah Kafr Al-Hanadouh, Al-Akhbar singer, Abdo Mushtaq and Kamboura and many more. And he had a weekly article on the pages of Al-Shorouk newspaper.