Somaya Awad Abdel-Wanis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Damanhour University, obtained in 2008. I have always harbored a deep passion for words, a passion that transcended academic boundaries and led me to write as a means of expression and change. This passion was nurtured and intensified with the direct support of Dr. Mohamed Fayad, who opened the doors to the art of language for me and helped me understand that every word has a purpose, and every purpose has an impact that can be measured and refined.

I joined the AITG Egypt team under Dr. Fayad’s guidance, marking a significant turning point in my journey. I began writing on various topics, taking my first steps towards mastering the art of words and directing them toward their intended goals. Initially, I explored subjects such as mission, culture, photography, danger, performance, and rhetoric while also examining the impact of the ultimate purpose behind these concepts. Each word needed to reveal its intent, and every article underwent precise guidance from Dr. Fayad to ensure it was contextualized and reached its essence.

With his support, I also founded the AITG Egypt: Earth’s Treasures team, which started with six new members. Later, three additional members joined us: Alaa, Janat, Dua, Janna, Tasneem, Abdel Rahman, Marwa, and Abeer. Together, we worked on intricate projects related to language, such as unified objectives, impact assessment, goal abstraction, sidebar columns, quality markers, and the abstraction of goal impacts. All of this work was conducted under the direct supervision and continuous guidance of Dr. Fayad, who ensured we remained on a disciplined path that made language a tool with purpose, role, and weight.

In the next phase, I delved into a more profound and specialized writing path, focusing on words that touch the core of the human experience, such as prayer, fasting, and sustenance. I wrote most of the articles for this project, and we learned that to reach the ultimate goal, we must abstract language to attain its final purpose. We examined all common objectives of words to understand their ultimate aim in any field, and we often found that the ultimate objective lies within the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. This journey revealed to me that words are not written aimlessly; instead, they undergo a meticulous process of abstraction that ensures they hit their mark.

Recently, I also began studying “the chaos and commotion” surrounding words as part of an ongoing journey to explore seemingly trivial words that carry profound impacts on society. Throughout all these stages, progress would not have been possible without the meticulous review, continuous training, and systematic corrections from Dr. Mohamed Fayad, who was not only a guide but also the intellectual leader who transformed my thinking and taught me that the engineering of language is not a luxury, but a responsible science.

I was appointed as the Editor-in-Chief of Aeeh Press, Inc.. This role has allowed me to be part of the leadership in content creation and has taught me how to manage big ideas with precision and organization, steering clear of repetition and superficiality. This experience has added an administrative and artistic dimension to my professional toolkit, enhancing my ability to lead writing teams and produce impactful content.

For me, writing has become a responsible act, where words are not allowed to wander but are engineered to create an impact. It is what I have learned, what I believe in, and what I strive to implement in every piece of work I present. Everything I have achieved so far is just the beginning.

Co-authored a series of Ultimate Goals (UGs), UGs Impact, Quality Factors per word, Herj and Merj, a total of 24 Volumes, and a co-authoring of seven of any culture, and the rest is coming.