All posts tagged "bedouin"

Was she really a woman? Fatima contemplates, as her grandmother walks inside the tent, covered in a...

If all of the months in the calendar were like a whole family, August would be the...

“We were told not to look beyond the wall and the Libyan Auxiliary Police made the rocky...

The vastness of the Sinai desert is juxtaposed with the small and hidden spaces that Bedouin women...

In Mus’ad Abu Fajr’s novel Tal’it Al-Badan, Awda’s grandfather — one of the fictional characters representing the...

  Minister of International Cooperation, Dr. Rania Al-Mashat, paid a visit to Sinai on Sunday to monitor...

A month on from the killing of George Floyd – an innocent Black man – at the...

“If you see the mountains from afar, you’ll think they are empty. If you want to love...

While there are countless projects being done in Cairo and other cities in Egypt to help young...

Egypt’s first long distance hiking trail built by Bedouin tribes in Sinai is now officially backed by...

This travel writing piece participated in the 2018 Travel Writing Competition which was done in collaboration with Travel...

If you’re searching for relaxation, comfort and pleasure, then look no further than the Red Sea town...

  Egypt is struggling with a growing problem of armed militancy in the northern region of the...

In a time when 21st century readers are torn between preferences for hardcopy books and their alternative...

“It’s time to go!” my mother would call as we would prepare to depart on our annual...

All photographs by Enas El Masry. It was the year 1995 when my family and I first...

When it comes to mountains and the Middle East, a few countries might spring to mind. There’s...