Nader Habib's Articles

The 1945 masters thesis The History of Translation in Egypt in the Time of the French Campaign by Gamaleddin Al-Shayyal is a remarkable book to return to.

Egypt’s first communication satellite Tiba 1 was launched on Tuesday after being postponed several times this week due to technical problems and unfavourable weather conditions, reports Nader Habib

Nader Habib marks 1,050 years since the foundation of the Orient’s oldest jewel, the city of Cairo, by taking a tour through some classic books

Origami is a fine art, but it can also provide a reason to learn the art of living, as was the case for one special-needs origamist, writes Nader Habib

Nader Habib examines the intriguing life of Father Sergius, a Coptic priest who preached in both mosques and churches during the uprising against British occupation

Nader Habib devours a new book on the life and works of Habib Girgis who left an unmistakable imprint on Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church

Egyptian publishers were prevented from taking part in the 2018 Ramallah Book Fair

The exhibition featured artworks by a number of Egyptian female artists and members of Egypt’s Union of Women Cartoonists

Nader Habib watches the sun’s rays shining on the faces of Ancient Egyptian gods at an exhibition at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Antiquities Museum in Alexandria