First place winner in the "Book Authority" competition, "Suzan Mubarak" for writing and drawing children's books for the year (2001) for the Story Box series.
Member of the Egyptian Writers Union.
Member of the Egyptian Caricature Association.
Member of the Egyptian Society of Animation
He was honored at the Center for maximizing the campus for his role in writing and drawing historical scenarios
He was honored at Tanta University, Kindergarten Department, for his contributions to it.
He gave a lecture at the Egyptian Writers Union: on the role of the children's writer in developing with the child's mind in our rapidly changing world.
He gave several lectures at the Nile River Cultural Center on the history of satirical journalism and the era of magical kings
Previous works: Painter of the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Seyassah “The Kuwaiti Al-Hadaf newspaper” until 1993
Saad magazine office official in Cairo from 1993 to 1995, then a follower of Bassem magazine's work in the Middle East newspaper until 2004
Painter and author of most children's magazines in the Arab world. He also drew many educational curricula at the Curriculum Development Center.
He drew more than a thousand children's books for a large number of governmental, private and Arab publishing houses
He authored and illustrated the Encyclopedia of Science for Children, which is in ten volumes.
He wrote the script for 15 episodes of the cartoon series "Quran Stories", which was produced by Matrix Company and was shown on most Arab channels.
He has authored works
The warrior sculptor's novel
Cambyses and the brown flower
The Adventures of a Rumble Captain
Anecdotes without regrets "a rare funny compilations folder"
He has several studies in the satirical press, including some books, such as:
"Bakouka and the History of the Satirical Press in Egypt" "A Documentary Book."
Abu Buthaina, the poet who frightened my longing
In press "Humour and Idiocy" a study of a rare magazine published in 1926
The era of the kings of irony.. A study of the Egyptian satirical newspapers and magazines during the past 130 years.