The thesis explores the complex relationship between squash and Egyptian culture by looking at many perspectives on the game. In Egypt, squash is more than just a game; it's a source of pride in the country and a motivation for self-control and commitment. the survey, which was performed just in Egypt, looks at issues including popularity, societal influence, obstacles, and the tendency of players thinking about changing their nationality. Because of the historical significance of the sport and the international success of Egyptian athletes, respondents' opinions ranged from passionate supporters to doubters. Despite its importance, obstacles like a lack of finance, problems with accessibility, and a lack of government support limit its expansion, especially among young people. In order to preserve Egypt's squash heritage for future generations, the thesis emphasizes the necessity of strategic efforts and cooperation.