Thawra Ma'hash Beta'a (Arabic: ثورة معهاش بطاقة‎) was a student-led group that was founded in Egypt in 2012 in response to the conditions of the Egyptian revolution of 2011. The group's name is a play on words, combining the Arabic word for revolution (thawra) with the colloquial Egyptian phrase ma'hash beta'a (معهاش بطاقة), which means "I don't have an ID" or "I don't have a card". The group was started in response to not having any voice in the post-revolution political scene, and their goal was to fight for social justice and democracy in Egypt.