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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Newspaper Caricatures of Egypt’s Past Century
From Alexander Sarokhan to Salah Jahin, Al Ahram to Rosal Youssef and Al Nafeza, social and political...

Noran Morsi 31 October 2020
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Feature
Equine Assisted Therapy: Can a Horse be your New Therapist?
Most people are used to the typical scene of a therapist’s office with a client sitting on...

Noran Morsi 29 October 2020
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Feature
U.S. Presidential Elections: Young Egyptian Americans Choose Between Fates
“I worry that my vote will inadvertently lead to more hostility towards Egypt and the rest of...

Noran Morsi 23 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
Painted in Lights: Different Shades of Cairo Captured in this Cinematic Photo Series
The Cairo landscape is one that any Cairene is used to; and while it takes a special...

Noran Morsi 23 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
Meet One of the Minds Behind Egypt’s Best-Selling Card Game: Sarah Abouelkhair
Sarah Abouelkhair is a 24-year-old multi-hyphenate; an architect-entrepreneur-game designer trying to link her passions together while running...

Noran Morsi 18 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
Release Radar: The First Ever Book on Arab Graphic Design History
Islamic art and architecture has gotten recognition and acknowledgment worldwide, but when it comes to Arab Art...

Noran Morsi 15 October 2020
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Buzz
Mapping Desserts: the Cairo Republic of Ice Cream
Of the treats universally loved by most, ice cream is a delicacy made in a variety of...

Noran Morsi 14 October 2020
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Opinion
To Raise a Feminist Son: Why and How
“I don’t think you can ever protect your child from the patriarchy, but you can educate your...

Noran Morsi 10 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: An Alexandrian Couple Celebrate 40 Years Together
Before the pandemic, 22-year old photographer Ahmed Abbas helped a 40-year-long couple in Alexandria celebrate Valentine’s Day....

Noran Morsi 8 October 2020
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Buzz
Feng Cha: The Bubble Tea Frenzy Arrives in Cairo
Deep inside Maadi’s Degla area, across the street from popular Korean fried chicken joint Kokio, is a...

Noran Morsi 7 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
Meet Hayat Aljowaily: Young Egyptian Filmmaker with a Passion for Social Justice
At only 22, young Egyptian Hayat Aljowaily, a published filmmaker with an international network is on a...

Noran Morsi 4 October 2020
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Buzz
10 English Words You Didn’t Know Came From Arabic
Arabic is one of the oldest languages in the world, dating back to approximately 512 BCE, with...

Noran Morsi 1 October 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Time Travel Through Egypt’s Last Century in Newspapers
Observe the last 100 years of Arabic Egyptian journalism, from newspapers to magazines, starting from the 1920s...

Noran Morsi 28 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Egyptian Phone Photographer Captures Downtown Cairo at Sunrise
Mohamed Reyad, a Cairo-based phone photographer, used to go out walking before working hours after Fajr prayer...

Noran Morsi 26 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
From Street to Culture: UNTY’s Female-led “Berahet-ha” Preaches Women’s Freedom in Egypt
Egyptian clothing brand UNTY recently released a clothing campaign called Berahet-ha, an Arabic slogan that is centered...

Noran Morsi 21 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Brief Visual History of the Zodiac in Islam
Astrology and the Zodiac are often associated with flowery magazine columns and teenager obsessions, however, unbeknownst to...

Noran Morsi 17 September 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: Arabic Typography in Egypt Through The Ages
Arabic typography is one of the simplest and simultaneously most complex forms of art. The language’s different...

Noran Morsi 16 September 2020

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