Background: The small intestine has always been a challenging area to investigate by clinical or radiographic means due to its anatomy, location, and relatively tortuosity. We aimed to assess the Small Bowel lesions by the Magnetic Resonance Enterography technique. Methods: This prospective study was done at the radiology department, Minia university hospital. The study includes fifteen patients suspected of small bowel disorders and referred by department of internal medicine in the period between April 2021 to April 2022: Results: The result of this study revealed that the range of age of the suspected patients was 18-64 years old with mean 42.47 ± 14.89 (Table 1). The ileum was the most affected portion of the small bowel (10 patients from 30, 33.3%), followed by combined involvement (ileum and jejunum 20%). Conclusion: MRI provides several advantages for im­aging the small bowel. Superior tissue contrast and lack of ionizing radiation are its major advantages over ultrasonography and CT