All posts tagged "tradition"

Traveling the world is written on thousands of bucket lists, but with the recent global economic crisis,...

Along with the bubbling sound of shisha and the chink of cups on saucers, the clicking of...

  Once upon a time in Al Fustat, Cairo, the Ben Ezra Synagogue was the center of...

“Growing up, I never had the desire to get married and have kids like other girls. I...

Everyday, we walk past people we do not know: the butcher at the market, the young man...

Known as the capital for various forms of arts in the entertainment industry, Egypt has become known...

Ramadan  has ended, and with it the festivities of Eid Al-Fitr ensue. Eid Al-Fitr translates into “The...

Egypt’s Minister of Health and Population Dr Ahmed Emad Radi has pledged to eradicate female genital mutilation...

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has added Arabic coffee to its list of...

Text and Photos by Ahmed Fouad Bakr Over the past month, nearly half a million people have...

By Nayera Yasser, Daily News Egypt The spot light on three girls, faces that could be seen...