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    Inside Music Tribes: Exploring Egypt’s Psytrance Community

    Home to untouched tombs filled with treasures, majestic pyramids and monuments, and vast haunting deserts, Egypt is...

    Mirna Abdulaal 24 February 2022
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    ‘Safe Space App’ Brings New Face of Therapy in Egypt

      “I hope people can understand that mental health is as essential, crucial, and shame-free as physical...

    Farah Rafik 24 February 2022
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    ‘Egypt is Destination Number One’: Belarusian Ambassador Seeks to Boost Bilateral Relations

    This article is written by Mona Abdou and Marina Makary “Egypt,” notes His Excellency, Sergei Terentiev Belarusian...

    Egyptian Streets 24 February 2022
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    Navigating Cultures: A Talk With Egyptian-American Sarah Pence

    Laila Pence the epitome of the American Dream – rushed out of a war-torn Egypt at nine,...

    Mona Abdou 21 February 2022
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    Behind the Stage Curtain: The Hidden Side of Oriental Dance Icon Tahiya Karioka

    Tahiya Karioka is an Egyptian household name in Egypt, an icon of Oriental dance in Egypt and...

    Fadila Khaled 20 February 2022
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    Shajarat al-Durr: Egypt’s Supreme Sultana

    The night is claustrophobic, and the king lay dead in his bed. French Crusaders are a volatile...

    Mona Abdou 18 February 2022
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    Meet Zeinab EL Kawashti: The Female Wedding Officiator Defying Gender Roles

    In December 2020, Zeinab el Kawashti married a couple, Sondos and Karim, in front of their family...

    Mariam Zakzouk 17 February 2022
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    5 Revolutionary Egyptian Women Authors to Learn About

    Egypt has produced many women writers over the last century, many of whose names will be wholly...

    Fadila Khaled 16 February 2022
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    Mourid Al-Barghouti and Radwa Ashour: A Love Story Entrenched in Resistance

    “أنتِ جميلة كوطن محرر وأنا متعب كوطن محتل” – مريد البرغوثي لرضوى عاشور “you’re as beautiful as...

    Fadila Khaled 14 February 2022
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    El Wekala: Cairo’s Historic Go-To Market for Thrifting

    “Wekalet el Balah” (the market of dates), more commonly known as El Wekala is a landmark of...

    Mariam Zakzouk 11 February 2022
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    A Case For Pedestrian Wust el-Balad

    A statue of Ibrahim Pasha stares down the Opera Square, seated over primal traffic and tumbleweeds of...

    Mona Abdou 9 February 2022
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    Beyond a Filtered Image: ‘Crop’ Looks at the Power of Image in Egypt’s Politics

    Sleek hair. A cropped, clean background. Carefully and strategically themed pose. Visually symbolic colors. For just a...

    Mirna Abdulaal 8 February 2022
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    How Long Has It Been Since Egyptians Ruled Egypt?

    Mohamed Naguib stands over a crowd. It’s 1952, and the street is a flood of vibrant compassion...

    Mona Abdou 8 February 2022
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    Review: To Egypt with Love, a Literary Jewish Memento of a By(going) Era

    There are few realities I tend to hold, adamantly and harshly, against Egypt, and that is, for...

    Sara Ahmed 4 February 2022
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    Why Environmental Regulations Are Important to Fight Climate Change in Egypt

    For centuries, in the lush green fields of Egypt’s fertile Delta Valley, Egyptian farmers have always carried...

    Mirna Abdulaal 4 February 2022
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    ‘It Sucks the Life Out of You’: Struggles of Working at a Call Center in Egypt

    “My mother once told me that I was sleep-talking, as if I was answering phone calls during...

    Marina Makary 2 February 2022
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    The Trials and Tribulations of Living Alone as a Woman in Egypt

    “Somehow, when you’re a girl that’s living by herself, everyone knows. People take liberties that they shouldn’t...

    Farah Rafik 30 January 2022
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