context: Mahmoud Sami bin Hassan Hussein bin Abdullah al-Baroudi al-Masri (1255 AH / 6 October 1839 - 1322 AH / 12 December 1904) is an Egyptian poet born in 1838 CE from an influential family related to matters of government. He grew up ambitious and held important positions after joining the military corps, and he educated himself with knowledge of Arab heritage, especially literary; he read the collections of poets and preserved their poetry while he was in his prime. He admired novel poets such as Abu Tammam, Al-Bahtri, Al-Sharif Al-Radhi, Al-Mutanabi and others, and he is a pioneer of the Baath and Revival School in Modern Arabic Poetry, and he is one of the leaders of the Arab revolution. He took over the Ministry of War and then served as prime minister by selecting rebels. The title of Lord of the Sword and Pen. [1] [2] [3]
question: Who is Mahmoud Sami Al-Baroudi?
answers.text: Egyptian poet born in 1838 CE from an influential family related to matters of government