Mohamed Elhusseini (b. 1996)

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Alias:
Mohamed Elhusseini
Muhammed Elhusseini
محمد الحسيني
محمد محسن محمد الحسيني

Birthplace:
El Mansoura, Egypt

Born:
April 1, 1996

Full name: Mohamed Mohsen Mohamed Elhusseini (born April 1, 1996) is an Egyptian Musician and programmer.  Mohamed Elhusseini has emerged as a programmer for software that simulates live musical instruments such as violin, sax, clarinet and others, and combines the capabilities of the keyboard within the software under the name "Waves Music".  And a difference of 20 thousand Egyptian pounds for the actual cost of the machine.  Elhusseini also issued a website to help musicians in the world and the Arab world.  Elhusseini also helped Arab youth learn the skills of programming applications and websites. Mohamed Elhusseini was born on April 1, 1996, in the city of Tammy al-Amid, Dakahlia Governorate, in the Arab Republic of Egypt.  Mohamed Elhusseini is a student at the Faculty of Computers and Information at Mansoura University.

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