Born on June 22, 1934, his father was an agricultural engineer, and his mother was an educated and conservative woman. In the house of the family in Shebin El Koum, the capital of Menoufia province, Noman Gomaa was raised between 10 children, five children and five daughters, and he was the youngest of them all.

In Shabin al-Koum, Naaman joined the school of commendable endeavors from the early stages of elementary and secondary education. In 1948, when he was 14 years old, Noman Gomaa joined the International Student Committee. His father encouraged him to join the delegation and to participate in the demonstrations. Condemns colonialism and calls for the English to be clearly identified with Egypt. Juma'a joined the Faculty of Law and, after graduation, worked as an attorney general and moved between the offices of South Cairo and Bab El Shaareya. In December 1956, when the tripartite aggression against Egypt took place, Juma'a joined the Fedayeen and fought the Israelis in the Sinai. He was captured by the French forces. About two months later, the rebellious youth, Noman Gomaa and his comrades, Only the international police, who handed them over to the Egyptian police, rescued them from these families.

A few months later, Gomaa traveled to France on a doctorate mission to the University of Paris. He received a doctorate in civil law with distinction, and the University of Paris confined him to the teaching staff to benefit from his competence. After ten years in Paris, Numan decided to return to Egypt to study law for generations. He joined the teaching faculty at the Faculty of Law in Cairo. The university professor was appointed to the post of Dean of the Faculty of Law twice. Since 1978, the delegation has been in conflict with power within the courts, and Dr. Noman Gomaa has been able to obtain a historic ruling on the return of the delegation to political life in 1984.

Juma'a led the process of the delegation's return to political life, with others preparing the papers, collecting documents, filing suits, and pleading before the judiciary to demand the return of the delegation. He finally achieved the goal of announcing the delegation's return at a world news conference because his former leaders, most notably Fouad (Pasha) Serageldin and Ibrahim Faraj, were politically isolated. Since 1984, Dr. Noman has emerged as the right arm and the second man of Fuad Pasha and has remained a close associate of him, sharing his movements and decisions and all the battles of the delegation. With the return of the delegation and the publication of his newspaper on 22 March 1984, Dr. Noman Gomaa devoted a corner of the newspaper entitled "

On August 9, Juma assumed the presidency of the delegation after the departure of Fuad Serageldin, as the first deputy head of the delegation, according to the text of the party which states that the first deputy will assume the presidency until the election of the new president. On August 15, In his capacity as chairman of the party, a decision to invite the Wafd Organization to meet on the first of September to elect a new head of the Wafd Party, replacing the late Fouad Serageldin, and included the decision to open the nomination for the post.

Dr. Noman Gomaa won 78.25% of the votes in an election whose results were never questioned. After the amendment of controversial Article 76 In the Egyptian Constitution, which launched the first multiple presidential elections in Egypt, Juma nominated the Wafd party as a rival to President Mubarak among nine other candidates, but he was ranked third after Mubarak and Ayman Nour, the former head of the Ghad party. The loss of Al-Wafd Party in the three-phase parliamentary elections led to a rise in demands within the party to resign Jum'a, as the primary responsible for the weakness of the party's presence in the Egyptian street, but the man who had known throughout his life of struggle and riot refused to resign and launched a war of mudslinging against Mnawi to open This is a painful page in the history of the delegation, which raises the slogan "Right over power and nation over government"

He has many works in civil law and supervised many letters of the doctor and master.