Hassan El-Far 1912 – 1973

Biography

Hassan El-Far was born on May 21, 1912, in Cairo, Egypt, during a transformative period in his nation’s history. He became known as a footballer, contributing to Egypt’s sporting heritage during the early-to-mid twentieth century. His life spanned an era of significant change in Egyptian society and culture.

El-Far spent his formative years in Cairo before his later life took him to Alexandria, where he would ultimately pass away. His career in football placed him among the athletes who helped shape the development of organized sports in Egypt during the interwar and postwar periods. Though records of his specific career achievements remain limited, his participation in the sport connected him to a broader community of Egyptian athletes of his generation.

El-Far lived to the age of 60, passing away on August 8, 1973, in Alexandria. His life reflected the experiences of many Egyptians who lived through decades of profound national transformation. Though details of his final years are sparse, his memory endures as part of Egypt’s sporting history and the lives of those who knew him.