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Muhammad Said Pasha (Arabic: محمد سعيد باشا‎) (died 1928), was Prime Minister of Egypt from 1910 to 1914, and again in 1919.

Preceded by Boutros Ghali	Prime Minister of Egypt 1910–1914	Succeeded by Hussein Rushdi Pasha
Preceded by Hussein Rushdi Pasha	Prime Minister of Egypt 1919	Succeeded by Yusuf Wahba Pasha

v • d • e Prime Ministers of Egypt

Khedivate (1805–1882)	office established 1878 · Nubar · Isma'il^[1] · Tewfik · Sharif · Tewfik^[1] · Riyad · Sharif · el-Baroudi · Raghib^[2]

British occupation (1882–1922)	Sharif · Nubar · Riyad · Fahmi · Fahri · Riyad · Nubar · Fahmi · Ghali · Said · Rushdi · Said · Wahba · Nasim · Yakan · Sarwat

Kingdom of Egypt (1922–1953)	Nasim · Y. Ibrahim · Zaghlul · Ziwar · Yakan · Sarwat · Nahhas · Mahmoud · Yakan · Nahhas · I. Sedki · A. Ibrahim · Nasim · Mahir · Nahhas · Mahmoud · Ali Mahir · Sabry · Sirri · Nahhas · Ahmad Mahir · Nukrashi · I. Sedki · Nukrashi · Hadi · Sirri · Nahhas · Ahmad Mahir · Hilali · Sirri · Hilali · Ali Mahir · Naguib^[3]

Republic of Egypt (1953–present)	Naguib^[3] · Nasser^[3] · Naguib^[3] · Nasser^[3]^[4] · Sabri^[4] · Mohieddin^[4] · Sulayman^[4] · Nasser^[4] · Fawzi^[4] · Aziz Sedki · Sadat · Hejazi · Salem · Khalil · Sadat · Mubarak · Mohieddin · Ali · Lutfi · Atef Sedki · Ganzouri · Ebeid · Nazif

Notes: 1. interim 2. Orabi^[3] headed a government in rebellion, July–September 1882, beginning during Raghib's term. 3. military 4. UAR period

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