As Egypt highly celebrates the holy month of Ramadan, among the iconic Ramadan elements we grew up with is the enchanting voice of Sheikh Mohamed Refaat (1882-1950) on the radio or television, announcing the Maghreb Prayers and the breaking of our fasting.
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Egyptian anthropologist, human rights activist and designer Shahira Fawzy lived a life with 'no margins' among the desert tribes of the Red Sea.
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It was a full house on Saturday evening at the freshly renovated El-Nahda Culture and Scientific Renaissance Association -Jesuit Cairo, as attendees gathered to remember the life of the Jesuit brother who spent his life championing cultural pursuits and freedom of expression.
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Four inspiring Egyptian women shared their groundbreaking achievements in the public domain and all the learning they have acquired in a special seminar on Monday.
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In the last article in the series on influential Egyptian women, Ahram Online sheds light on the life of Nabaweya Moussa, known as the First Educator
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In the third article in the series on influencial Egyptian women, Ahram Online sheds light on the life and struggle of Aziza Hussein, known as the "People’s Ambassador."
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In our second article of the March of Egyptian Women series, we present you Doria Shafik, also known as the Daughter of the Nile.
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16 March marks Egyptian Women's day for a good reason.
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As he submitted the final maquettes (small-scale models) of Egypt's folk architecture to the soon-to-open Museum of Folk Arts, Ahram Online spoke to the master himself about the merits and grace of architecture.
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Egyptian architectural historian May El-Ibrashy is among the winners of the 2022 Prince Claus Impacts awards for her contribution and innovation in her community.
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Focusing on Al-Khalifa District in Sayeda Zeinab, Al-Hattaba district down by the citadel, and Al-Imam Al-Shafii district, Al-Ibrashy’s participatory conservation initiative puts all community stake holders in one proper sentence
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Ahram Online launches a series of articles on Egyptian minds that deciphered the intangible heritage of ancient Egypt
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As Egypt celebrates her women, Ahram Online shed the light on some successful models and the men behind them
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A born community leader and educator, Gamila Sabry remains an inspiring figure of women's empowerment in Egypt
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While Egypt yet strives for women's right to proper education, let alone higher education, Ahram Online celebrates the woman behind the founding of Cairo University
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In 2015, Egypt bid farewell to one of her dearest social activists and women's rights poineers, Aziza Hussein
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A pioneer in Egypt's social development field, Marie Assaad has tackled contentious issues with a gentle but unyielding resolve
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In the early 20th century, Egypt's women had a prominent place in publications, pioneering women's issues and rights in print
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In 1892, when the world was still debating women's rights, Egyptian women's voice was loud, clear, and quite popular it seems
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