Ibrahim al-Fiqi

Died
1433 AH
Born in
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Ibrahim al-Fiqi (d. 1433 AH / 2012 CE) was an Egyptian author, human development trainer, and corporate administrator known for his publications on personal development and performance, including al-Tariq ila al-Imtiyaz (The Road to Excellence).

Early life, athletics, and education

In his early athletic career, al-Fiqi competed as a table tennis champion for Egypt, representing the country at the 1969 World Table Tennis Championships held in West Germany. He subsequently pursued extensive professional and academic certifications in North America, earning a doctorate in metaphysics from the University of Metaphysics in Los Angeles. He accumulated twenty-three diplomas along with high-level specializations in psychology, management, sales, marketing, and human development, receiving first-class honors in human behavior, administration, sales, and marketing from the American Hotel Foundation.

Career and training organizations

Al-Fiqi served as the general manager of several five-star hotels in Montreal, Canada. He later founded and chaired Ibrahim Elfiky International Enterprises and Cubes (CIS), in addition to establishing several specialized institutions: the Canadian Training Center of Power Human Energy (CTCPE), the Canadian Training Center of Hypnosis (CTCH), the Canadian Training Center of Human Development (CTCHD), and the Canadian Training Center of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (CTCNLP).

He obtained professional accreditation as a human development trainer for corporate and institutional clients from the Government of Quebec. He also held credentials as a certified Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) trainer from the American Board of NLP, a Time Line Therapy instructor, a memory instructor from the American Memory Institute in New York, and a Reiki instructor recognized by the Reiki Training Center of Canada and the Global Reiki Association. Within his training programs, he formulated frameworks titled Neuro-Conditioning Dynamics (NCD) and Power Human Energy (PHE).

Al-Fiqi lectured and delivered seminars internationally in Arabic, English, and French, training over 600,000 people across the world. His books, produced across all three languages, surpassed one million copies in worldwide distribution. He resided in Montreal with his wife Amal and their twin daughters, Nancy and Nermin.

Reception

Al-Fiqi's public lectures and training methods drew wide attention from international audiences, media figures, and institutional directors. Broadcasters, physicians, and corporate leaders commended his presentation skills, delivery, and capacity to communicate self-improvement concepts across various linguistic and cultural environments.

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List of Works

  • al-Tariq ila al-Imtiyaz (The Road to Excellence) is a self-development book completed in August 2008 CE. Structured around an allegorical pedagogical narrative of a young seeker learning from a wise mentor, it explores personal achievement, the roots of lasting success, and the cultivation of inner peace by integrating practical life skills with spiritual connection.