Fadila is Cairo-based writer getting her BA in Anthropology from the American University in Cairo with minors in Creative Writing and History. She's particularly passionate about politics and social justice, especially human rights and human rights violations. After hours, Fadila can be found at some niche café reading a - most likely - Radwa Ashour novel with a cup of Turkish coffee.
Tahiya Karioka is an Egyptian household name in Egypt, an icon of Oriental dance in Egypt and...
Egypt has produced many women writers over the last century, many of whose names will be wholly...
“أنتِ جميلة كوطن محرر وأنا متعب كوطن محتل” – مريد البرغوثي لرضوى عاشور “you’re as beautiful as...
The hip-hop scene seems to be most dominant in Egypt, with singers such as Marwan Moussa, Wegz,...
25 January, Eid El Shorta (Police Day), of 2011 fell on a Tuesday. I was sitting next...
“From my mother, I inherited a stone cake, and, from my father, a prison cell.” –...
A year after the Sheikh Jarrah events gripped public attention, its residents are still experiencing threats of...
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Political activist and mother of Youssef Sameh Al-Arabi, Marwa Kenawy, announced through her Facebook page that two...
At only 12 years old, Egyptian-American Sawsan Ahmed earned an associate degree with a concentration in biological...
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