Written by: Ibn Al-Balad

In general, when a person from another country is invited to oversee a seminar held in the host country, this carries a profound and positive message.

Specifically, we present the following:

1. The seminar will be held at Cairo University, which was founded in the early 20th century (1908).
2. The seminar is scheduled to take place on January 8, 2026, at the Faculty of Science.
3. The subject of the seminar is “Body Engineering and Manual Therapy“, a discipline founded by Professor Mohammad Khaled Al-Baqa’i.

It is worth noting that when the Arab Republic of Egypt, through one of its most prestigious institutions—Cairo University, ranked among the finest universities in the world—extends an invitation to Professor Al-Baqa’i, the implications are significant.

Top professors at the Faculty of Science, led by the Dean, are organizing the seminar and inviting students to benefit from Professor Al-Baqa’i’s writings and research in theoretical foundations, as well as to learn the basics of practical application in the field of Body Engineering.

It is well known that Cairo University has always been deeply committed, since its establishment, to keeping pace with cutting-edge knowledge. At the same time, any new development is subject to strict standards and rigorous criteria to ensure academic excellence. Only that which is truly valuable makes it through the university’s filters—there is no room for the trivial or unworthy.

But the question remains: Why Jordan? Why Professor Al-Baqa’i in particular?
The answer lies in the fact that “The Body Engineer,” Professor Mohammad Khaled Al-Baqa’i, is the first founder of the science of Body Engineering and Manual Therapy on a global scale.

To found an entire scientific field is an extraordinary feat, one that reflects immense creativity and relentless academic struggle.

Ladies and gentlemen, the story lies in two key elements:

• First, an extensive career spanning 45 years. And please note—I say “story” rather than “tale” because tales, no matter how long, remain short; but this is a long and profound narrative, and in Al-Baqa’i’s case, a very long one.
• Second, a blend of academic, research-based, and applied scientific knowledge. Al-Baqa’i has armed his mind with science and allowed his hands to work within precise standards communicated directly from the brain the moment the work begins.

Al-Baqa’i has kneaded together his accumulated knowledge and vast experience, added his scientific struggle, and placed it all into the crucible of glory and excellence to treat complex and chronic illnesses—a feat that speaks volumes of his pioneering achievements.