Today, Tuesday, the birth anniversary of the late Dr. Hamid Jawhar, the pioneer of the world of the seas, and the presenter of the famous program of the same name, as he was born on November 15, 1907, in Cairo.
The Google search engine celebrated the birthday of the late Hamid Jawhar, a pioneer and presenter of the famous “World of the Seas” program, which he presented for 18 years, and he was born on November 15, 1907 in Cairo.
This report monitors 5 videos of the Sea World Program, which was presented by Dr. Hamed Gohar for 18 years.
The late Hamid Jawhar received his primary education at the Islamic Charitable Society School, and his secondary education at the Royal Secondary School “Khedive Ismail later”, and obtained a baccalaureate degree in 1925.
Jawhar first joined the Faculty of Medicine, and despite his success in excellence in the preparatory year, he chose to turn to the College of Science, and from there he obtained a Bachelor of Science with the first honors, so he was appointed a teaching assistant in the Department of Animal Sciences at the College.
In the year 1931, two years after his graduation, he submitted the first thesis to be submitted to a master’s degree, and its subject was “precise anatomy and endocrine glands in the rabbit. ”
Johar then moved to work at the marine neighborhood station in Hurghada, and continued scientific research in the creatures of the Red Sea, until he obtained a doctorate in science in this branch of knowledge, and perhaps, as Dr. Abdel Halim Montaser says, the first to obtain it in Egypt.
Hamid Johar started 6 decades ago, the first extensive research study of seas studies in Egypt and the Arab world, and Hamid Jawhar took over the management of the marine biology station in Hurghada since its establishment for forty years.
He established a naval museum that includes groups of Red Sea animals and its plants, and also established a library that includes most of the basic references to study the Red Sea.
He established the Aqueous Biology Institute in Al -Aqaba in Suez, and held another museum for the neighborhoods of the Red Sea, and worked as an adviser to science and technology at the League of Arab States in 1970, and a member of the Arabic Language Academy in Cairo in 1973.
He participated in the Arab scientific dictionaries issued by the Arabic Language Academy, most notably the Dictionary of Biology in Biology and Agriculture, which took 8 years from 1976 to 1984 AD, and some of the major Arab scholars participated in it.
He had a famous weekly television program that was broadcast on Friday called the world of the seas, and it lasted for 18 years, as he was displaying films about the various marine creatures and he commented, explaining the image and identified by different factions and their customs and attributes, and Dr. Hamid Jawhar had a distinctive voice associated with the minds of viewers over the course of Those years.
Hamed Johar won the State Appreciation Award in Science in 1974, and the Order of Merit from the first class in 1975..
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