Wafik Moustafa  Wafik Moustafa (, born 16 July 1948 in Cairo) is a London-based doctor and British politician and political commentator. He is the author of "Egypt – The elusive Arab Spring", as well as the founder and Chairman of the British Arab Network. Wafik Moustafa was born in Cairo, Egypt and has lived most of his adult life in Britain. He attended Primary School at Shimabara Sharqiya Preparatory School in Cairo, also studying at secondary school in the city. He was politically active in the student union. A Muslim, Moustafa studied medicine at Cairo University, achieving an MB BcH in 1974, and at Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities, gaining an LRCP LRCS in 1981. He is fluent in English and classical Arabic. His father was Moustafa M.M. Sheikh Yussef Shama, and his mother was Zahya O'mara. His brother Mohammad is a chartered accountant and MD of Technomarble (Egypt). He also served as a treasurer of the Ghad secular party. His brother Morsi is a county court judge. Morsi stood for Egyptian parliamentary elections against the speaker of Egyptian assembly; it was widely believed that the voting was rigged in favour of the speaker who is currently in prison for corruption charges. Morsi has also served as a deputy leader of the Ghad secular party. His Brother Moustafa is a chemistry and physics lecturer. The family has donated the first school to Kfr Nagah (an ancient village in Delta), and also renovated the main mosque. They also recently provided the land and building material for a new school. Moustafa set up his own practice in Nottinghamshire in 1982. He was appointed Honorary Lecturer at Sheffield University Medical School in 1986. He is currently a practicing NHS GP serving the community in West London at ATMC (Acton Town Medical Centre). He was proactive in GP Fundholding and was in charge of the Orthopaedic service in Bassetlaw. He has also served as a medical assessor for the Disability Living Allowance Advisory Board (DLAAB), which gave him a holistic insight into people living with disabilities. He is a staunch supporter of NHS as a provider of free medical care at the point of delivery. He has contributed to public health issues on Arabic-speaking media, notably Swine flu and Hepatitis C, which is endemic in certain parts of the Middle East. He also spoke against female genital mutilation, which is still practiced in certain predominantly Islamic countries.