All posts tagged "muslims"

The National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics (NRIAG) announced the date for the start of the...

From kunafa bel manga, qatayef, and amar el din, to mahshi, macarona bechamel, and fattah, an iftar...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi weighed in on Wednesday on the discussion surrounding freedom of expression, following...

This week has seen growing calls in Egypt and across the region for the boycott of French...

Marking an abrupt change to a tradition long revered by thousands of Egyptians during the month of...

The past decade has been the most eventful and tumultuous in Egypt’s modern political history since the...

Egypt’s Dar Al-Iftaa announced on Monday evening that Eid Al-Fitr will commence on Wednesday 5 June, with...

According to a military statement released on Sunday, security forces have killed at least 52 suspected militants...

The Minister of Antiquities has announced that a committee will be appointed the task of creating Egypt’s...

After seven years of closure of their old church by local authorities due to ‘security reasons’, the...

FIFA’s codes and regulations have a very clear stance when it comes to politics; any display of...

“La Convivencia” refers to a period of time when Muslims, Jews and Christians lived peacefully together in...

A footage of a prayer posted by the Evangelical Church page on Facebook on Friday went viral...

A recent news report by the Swedish state television SVT has caused Antje Jackelén, the Archbishop of...

The following originally appeared on Kerning Cultures under the title ‘Not Just My Hijab’. Often the hijab is perceived...

Egypt’s Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha on Friday starting with Eid prayers followed by the ritual of sacrificing...

In a demonstration of solidarity, community, and defiance against extremist violence, Egyptians in Cairo, both Coptic Christians...