Nabil Farouk Ramadan was born on February 9, 1956 AD in the Egyptian city of Tanta, where he grew up in a middle class family. After obtaining his high school diploma, he joined the Faculty of Medicine in Tanta and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Medicine and Surgery in 1980. On March 2, 1982, he moved to Qena for a two-month training course, and after passing the administrative exam, he moved to start his work as a doctor in the town of Abu Diab. In 1985, Dr. Nabil Farouk married Dr. "Mervat Ragheb", and had three children with her: "Sherif", "Reham" and "Nurhan". After the success of the series The Impossible Man and The Future File, Dr. Nabil Farouk retired from the medical profession to devote himself entirely to writing as his main profession, and moved to live in Manshiyat Al Bakri, Cairo Governorate, in August 1990. Nabil Farouk loves table tennis and watches many Arab and foreign films, preferring high-end science fiction films and those with a special philosophical view or an honest social view. Nabil Farouk gained many friends and relationships, whether in the Egyptian intelligence department or other governmental, medical, scientific, and literary institutions.