There is little more ubiquitous in Arab art than Egyptian rural communities; colorful and dynamic, these locales...

Rifa’a Al-Tahtawi rose to become one of Egypt’s leading enlighteners, thinkers, and translators in the 19th century....

In his book, The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts (1992), American author Gary Chapman...

With layered blowouts and vibrant colorful clothes, WATCH IT’s new original mini-series, Rivo, takes us back to...

Mashrabiyas sweep light across square halls, the corridors linking each room embellished with fine detailing and glassed...

It is a Saturday morning in the 1920s: errands are run just in time to make your...

Si El-Sayed throws open the doors to his home. Amina welcomes him with unconditional servitude; she is...

Woven intricacies of oriental arabesque awaken the memory of a bygone area, where decorative ornaments needled mosques,...

A creative beacon whose light radiated in every corner in Egypt – an artist, a heart-wringer, and...

Egyptians have always been fond of expression; a gracious act, a warm smile, or an affectionate and...

Small in number but large in influence is the Armenian population in Egypt. Nestled with Egypt since...

When it comes to college research papers, few topics are as popular as ancient Egyptian history. There...

Dovetailed with Egyptian theatre narratives is Guiseppe Verdi’s ‘Aida’: an opera saturated with tragedy and desire, a...

In the winter of 1907, a former Egyptian army officer of the Orabi Revolt tried to combat...

Salt levels the upper lip, and a pale Alexandrian sky sits over Fouad Street. A statue of...

A painting tells stories through soft brushstrokes, a painter dreams in watercolors, and a masterpiece is made...

Beauty and brains was Hypatia – the last Alexandrian scholar at the ancient University of Alexandria. To...