Draft:Fateh Rabiei
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| Name | Fateh Rabiei |
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| Birth Place | Sidi Naamane, Medea Province, Algeria |
| Brith Date | 1963 |
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Fateh Rabiei is one of the important Islamic political figures of Algeria.
Birth
Fateh Rabiei was born on 29 March 1963 in Sidi Naamane, located in Medea Province.
Education and Teaching
Fateh Rabiei completed his primary and secondary education in Medea and obtained a bachelor's degree in 1985 CE. He then received a secondary education certificate in mathematics from the National Teacher Training Institute and ranked first in 1986. This success in achieving first rank led to Fateh Rabiei teaching as a secondary education professor.
University Education
In 1991, Fateh Rabiei joined the Faculty of Principles of Religion at the University of Algeria to receive his bachelor's degree from the Department of Principles of Jurisprudence with a good grade. Then, in 2001, he obtained a master's degree in Islamic Sciences from the Faculty of Islamic Sciences at Batna University, and later in 2011, he received a PhD in Islamic Sciences from the Faculty of Islamic Sciences at the University of Algeria.
Entry into Politics
From 1986 to 1994, Fateh Rabiei was appointed to the National Student Office membership and was one of the founders of the National Algerian Students Association. After the conference in 1994, he became a member of the Council of the Al-Nahda Movement and a member of the National Office[1].
Secretary General of the Islamic Al-Nahda Party
After the 1998 conference, Fateh Rabiei became the head of the National Advisory Council, then later from 1999 until the 2003 conference, he was appointed as the acting head of the Al-Nahda Movement.
He was also the head of the National Committee for Preparation of the Third Conference of the Al-Nahda Movement in 2003.
In 2006, he was elected as the Secretary General of the National Committee Movement, then after the 2007 conference, he was elected as the Secretary General of the Al-Nahda Movement[2].