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Source: List of Zamalek SC Honours

Zamalek Football Club Championships list displays all Zamalek SC trophies and achievements in football since its inception on 5 January 1911, under the name of Qasr El Nil Club by the Belgian George Merzbach. Afterwards, the Egyptianization process took place and the club was managed by Egyptians starting from 1915. Zamalek is a professional Egyptian sports club that plays in the Egyptian Premier League, and it is one of seven clubs that have not been relegated to the second division.

Zamalek is one of the most successful clubs in the history of Egyptian football in terms of the number of local championships, as the club has won fourteen Egyptian League titles, twenty-eight titles in the Egypt Cup, four titles in the Egyptian Super Cup, fourteen titles in the Cairo League and two titles in the Sultan Hussein Cup, one title of the October League Cup, three titles of King Fouad Cup, one title of Egyptian Friendship Cup and one title of the Egyptian Confederation Cup. It is also one of the most successful clubs in the history of African football at the level of African championships, as it has achieved thirteen African continental titles by winning the CAF Champions League five times, two titles in the CAF Confederation Cup, and once in the African Cup Winners' Cup, five times in the CAF Super Cup, in addition to winning two titles of the Afro-Asian Club Championship. At the Arab level, Zamalek won the Arab Club Champions Cup once and the Egyptian-Saudi Super Cup twice. The Zamalek football team is the most victorious African team in the continental level in the 20th century, with 9 tournaments. The football team in Zamalek also won the title of the best club in the world according to the International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) in February 2003.
The list includes all the achievements of the Zamalek SC throughout its history and with the various names of the club from the mixed club (1913–1941) to Farouk I Club (1941–1952), where it was known before the 1952 revolution, and even its current name, which was changed to it after the revolution. Surnames under the name: Mixed club (1913–1941), Farouk Club (1941–1952), Zamalek SC (1952–present).