All posts tagged "culture"

In May 2014, the Cairo Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences was granted a hefty fund by...

Photography is often considered a costly hobby exclusive to those who can afford it. For 15-year-old school...

Whenever I travel abroad and tell people that I study in Sharjah the responses are typically along...

Three men had the habit of jamming together at a Cairo home. One of them let the...

By Sharif Paget, Daily News Egypt If you’re ever in New York City and happen to be...

By Neil Sutherland* The best way for a tourist to learn the general thoughts and opinions of...

It has been revealed that Arabs across the Middle East have been drinking a warm, thick drink...

Within the depths of old Cairo lies a small tattoo kiosk hidden in an alleyway. From grandchildren...

By Leena ElDeeb, Daily News Egypt Readers all over Egypt and various parts of the world are...

Leaving Egypt to study abroad or work creates a change in us, which is often hidden out...

By Louise Sarant, Community Times Mansheyet Nasser is mostly a Coptic area situated on the lowest slope...

Faten Hamama, one of Egypt’s and the Arab world’s most prominent producers and actresses, has passed away...

By Eleonora Vio, Community Times. Photos courtesy of Noon Creative Enterprise. Earlier this year, the United Nations...

As a teenager, Mohamed Ahmed El-Sammak sold fuul on the streets of downtown Alexandria. His big break...

This article was updated on Wednesday 14 January. A previous version misidentified Sawsan El-Sammak as the niece...

By Tanya El Kashef, Community Times Eating at a restaurant certainly doesn’t have to be a luxurious...

An Egyptian court has permanently banned an annual Jewish festival that honors 19th Century Moroccan Rabbi Jaccob...