It was not just ordinary friendships, those that brought together the rulers of Egypt and others at different periods of Mahrousa history. They made friendships that opened the door to friends of leaders, presidents and kings all closed doors, and gave them instruments of forgiveness from legal and political accountability.If they do not rule, they will control the fate of the slaves and the state coffers, without any justification or justification.It is strange that these mysterious friendships have grown and become intertwined in times to intermarry relationships, and at other times they become the gateway to sinful relationships.In any case, it was Egypt that paid for these friendships. A high price, difficult to measure in numbers or the number of years, or identify individuals, because it was simply taken from a country as large as Egypt.One of these friendships, the closest ones to one another, has somehow caused the collapse of the regime and the collapse of a one-year rule of political Islam.A second friendship ended with a cruel military defeat, like the wound deep in the memory of the Egyptians.Another friendship, one of the reasons for the fall of a king from his throne, and the third was behind the involvement of the state in flawed political consultations and economic projects lost.