Pour les articles homonymes, voir Mohamed Ali.Mohamed Ali, Prince du Saïd (né le 5 février 1979 au Caire) est le fils de l'ancien roi Fouad II d'Égypte et de Fadila.
Le Prince Mohamed Ali a grandi et a été éduqué entre l'Europe et le Maroc. Il est le successeur au trône d'Égypte (monarchie abolie 18 Juin 1953), après son père le Roi Fouad II.
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