On this day, 73 years ago, September 7, 1952 (July 19, 1952 in the lunar calendar), Najib took power in Egypt. On September 7, 1952, after a large-scale hunt for people involved in the regime of former King Farouk, General Mohammad Najib had taken control of the Egyptian government, ending Ali Maher's brief career as prime minister. Najib's new cabinet is the first cabinet in Egyptian history to include members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Muslim members are loyal to Muslim principles, both in public and private, and will never compromise. Najib, who is impetuous, believes that Mahir is long overdue for land reform and other far-reaching measures.