One young Egyptian fashion designer is teaching people with hearing impairment how to design and make their own clothes, reports Mai Samih
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The Ataa Charity Fund is researching the social hurdles facing special needs students in Egypt while raising awareness and taking a wider lead for change
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Tips from experts for better quality sleep
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Al-Ahram Weekly explores new ways to stay feeling and looking young
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A new cookbook gives a wholesome twist to traditional food from Egypt, Lebanon, and Morocco
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Instagram has hidden the likes and followers function on its social-media platform in eight countries as a way of encouraging people to use the site more responsibly
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Menna H Ashour explores how Kundalini yoga, Aquarian training and holistic practices can help untangle emotional or mental blocks in an interview with practitioner Shama Kaur
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Mai Samih finds out how it is possible to bounce back from a traumatic experience and lead a more positive life
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This year’s Animal Mercy Day invited animal lovers from across the country to share their love of animals, writes Omneya Yousry
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What are some of the reasons behind low self-esteem in women?
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Al-Ahram Weekly looks at this summer’s trendiest hijabi and modest styles
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The Thirties Show’s second season is showcasing 'Ramadan Nostalgia' during the holy month of Ramadan this year
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Al-Ahram Weekly learns how one fresh university graduate in Cairo has been decorating Ramadan dishes for children
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Al-Ahram Weekly explores how Egypt’s Christians spend the holy month of Ramadan with their Muslim compatriots
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Egypt’s traditional Ramadan Sohour meal of fava beans eaten before dawn remains the country’s quintessential nutritional repast
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Uniting to help all children was the message of this year’s World Autism Day celebrations in Alexandria
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Anise has long held pride of place as a savoury spice as well as a powerful antidote in cultures from Egypt to Greece, Italy and beyond
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The new Museum of Illusions in Cairo offers tricks to bewilder the senses of visitors as well as their minds
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In many cases driven abroad by poverty and conflict at home, more and more African female household workers are looking for a better future in Egypt
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