Egypt. Barlamān (1971-2014). Majlis al-Shaʻb
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- ʻAn al-Barlamān (the مجلس النواب = Majlis al-Nuwwāb was established by the 2014 Constitution; مجلس لنواب المصري = Majlis al-Nuwwāb al-Miṣrī) English version, About the Parliament (The House of Representative is the legislative authority of Egypt; defined by the 2014 Constitution; Egyptian House of Representatives); French version, À propos du Parlement (Chambre du représentents was established under the 2014 Constitution; Chambre du représentents égypttienne ( (Majlis al-Nuwwāb al-Miṣrī website, viewed 28 July 2022:) )
- Tarikh al-Barlamān al-Miṣrī (after Egypt and Syria merged to become the United Arab Republic on 10 February 1956, the 1956 Constitution decreed the formation on 22 July 1957, of الجمعية الوطنية = al-Jamiʻīyah al-Waṭanīyah, which was redefined to include 400 Egyptian and 200 Syrian delegates; the UAE dissolved on 28 September 1961, but Egypt was known as the United Arab Republic until 1971 and the الجمعية الوطنية = al-Jamiʻīyah al-Waṭanīyah was reduced to 350 representatives, lasting until 30 August 1971; under the 1971 constitution, the برلمان = Barlāmān was bicameral, having the مجلس الشعب المصري = Majlis al-Shaʻb al-Miṣrī and the مجلس الشوري = Majlis al-Shūrá; the مجلس الشوري = Majlis al-Shūrá was abolished in 2013 ( (Wikipedia, Arabic version, viewed 27 July 2022:) )
- Wikipedia, viewed 3 August 2022:History of the Egyptian parliament (in 1956, the new Constitution was proclaimed stipulating for the formation of the National Assembly on 22 July 1957 with the membership of 350 elected members. However it was in effect until 10 February 1958, when the Egyptian-Syrian merger was given force and the 1956 Constitution revoked; the Provisional Constitution of the United Arab Republic was formulated in March 1958, and a joint National Assembly was established, its members were appointed (400 from Egypt and 200 from Syria). It first met on 21 July 1960 and lasted to 22 June 1961. Egypt and Syria were later separated on 28 September 1961; in March 1964, a further provisional Constitution was declared, giving birth to a 350-elected member National Assembly, lasting from 26 March 1964 to 30 August 1971; under the new 1971 Constitution, the Egyptian Parliament was bi-cameral, made up of the People's Assembly of Egypt and the Shura Council, or Consultative Council; the Shura Council was dissolved in 2013.
- Its Nashrat Majlis al-Shaʻb, 19 Nūfimbir-3 Dīsimbir 1994:t.p. (Jumhūrīyat Miṣr al-ʻArabīyah, Majlis al-Shaʻb)