When sentencing in a felony or misdemeanour to a fine or to detention not exceeding one year, the court may order in the same judgment that execution of the penalty be suspended, if the convict's character, past, age, or the circumstances of the crime suggest he will not break the law again; it must state the reasons for suspension in the judgment (art. 55). The suspension may extend to any accessory penalty and all criminal effects of the judgment (art. 55).
The suspension order runs for three years beginning on the day the judgment becomes final (art. 56). It may be revoked if, during that period, the convict receives a sentence of detention exceeding one month, or it appears such a sentence had been passed against him before the suspension without the court's knowledge (art. 56). Revocation results in execution of the penalty and all accessory penalties and effects that had been suspended (art. 58).
But if the suspension period ends without a revocation judgment, the penalty can no longer be executed and the sentence is deemed never to have been passed (art. 59).
This is general legal information, not legal advice. For advice on your specific situation, consult a lawyer licensed in Egypt.