Mohammed Saad's Articles

The coffin of late Egyptian political thinker is to be transferred from France to Egypt Tuesday, ready for the funeral as outlined in his will

Camillia Sobhy, a professor of comparative French literature at the faculty of linguistics and former head of Supreme Council for Culture, was appointed to head the NCT

The National Archives will receive the full dossier of documents in the Mubarak trial once a final verdict is confirmed, says head

EPA decision taken to protest Assad massacres across the 14 months of the Syrian revolution

Sacked library chief says that he was removed because he supported April 6 Youth Movement; warns of return of 'police state'

Khaled Fahmy, head of a committee charged with documenting Egypt's revolution, says he looks forward to resuming the work of the project

Ahdaf Soueif, one of Egypt's most prominent English language novelists, tackles the January 25 Revolution in her new book about Cairo, 18 years after signing the contract with her publisher

The decision of the new minister of culture to not renew the mandate of National Library head Zain Abdel-Hady is viewed by some as revenge against revolutionaries by old regime sympathisers

Winners of this year's World Summit Award included several Arab and Egyptian entrants. Ahram Online takes a quick look at some of their more innovative ICT apps

Arab writers returning from Gaza condemn Hamas repression, lament erasure of Palestinian character

For artist Khaled Hafez, it is time to write down and share fragments of a thinking life

Denis Johnson-Davis played a vital role in introducing modern Arabic literature to the English reader, even before Mahfouz received the Nobel prize

Actor Ahmed Helmy's book signing event attracts fans that came to see a different side of the Egyptian star

Philosophers are supposed to have answers to the real-time questions of democracy in Egypt, but they could only talk about the origins of the term 2,500 years ago

One Syrian writer and intellectual delves into the motives behind the revolution in Syria and the current condition of the country in the regional and world contexts

'The Yacoubian Building' author Alaa Al-Aswany shares views on revolution, foreign funding of Islamists and negative impact of extremist Islamic ideologies on Egyptian society

Timothy Garton Ash thinks Egypt's transitional period is hard because the country has no external reference, Europe and the US are not opening their markets to it

Historian Peter Gran, whose work challenges Euro-centric views of Egypt's history, will lecture on the rise of the West at the culture headquarters in Zamalek on Wednesday, 6pm

New culture magazine hopes to revive values of its predecessor shut down during President Sadat's 'Massacre of the Magazines' in the early 70s

Aliraqi used to describe Ibn Rushd as the last Arabian Philosopher

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