Nazih Al-Ayubi (1944 in Cairo – 1995), is anEgyptian writer who had obtained aBSc (1964) andMSc (1968) in Political Science from Cairo University, PhD inpolitical science from theUniversity of Oxford in England. He taught at theUniversity of California, Los Angeles, and theUniversity of Exeter in England.^[1][2] Ayoubi's areas of interest included political economy, Egyptian politics, international relations, and the international politics of Islamic countries. Al-Ayoubi played an important role in the development of the field of Middle Eastern studies in the universities in which he taught, and his classic work "Amplifying the Arab State" became an indispensable reference for political studies in the region.^[3]

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