Amin Salama: An Egyptian translator and writer, born in 1921 in Khartoum, Sudan. He grew up in a family that loves science, and is interested in scientific academic study, while he directed his attention to academic literary study. Amin Salama graduated from the Department of Ancient Studies, Faculty of Arts, Cairo University, in 1943 AD, and in 1947 AD obtained a Master’s degree in Greek and Latin Literature. He held many administrative and scientific positions; At the beginning of his work, he was curator of the money room in the public library at Cairo University, then he was assigned to teach Latin at the Faculty of Arts, Cairo University, and he was also curator of the Geography Department at Cairo University until 1954 AD. He also taught English from 1955 to 1958, after joining the Sudanese government, and upon the end of his service, he worked as an English language teacher in foreign schools in Cairo, in 1961. He also taught academically at the American University in Egypt, and at universities in America and Canada.