Spinning Away: The Origin of Egypt’s Folkloric Tanoura Dance
WEBOct 3, 2021 — Tanoura is an Arabic word, which translates to skirt in English. It is a traditional folk dance in Egypt, where the dancer spins to the tunes of Arabic songs, sometimes religious ones, too, known as Tawasheeh (a mix of Quranic verses and classic poetry). If the dance is performed according to spiritual …
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WEBThe Transformative Impact of Community Workers in Empowering Egyptian Women. In the secluded villages on the outskirts of Cairo, a silent battle against malnutrition unfolds, casting shadows over the dreams of countless pregnant and breastfeeding women. The dream of a…. International.
5 Iconic Dances that Capture Egypt’s Passion for Folk - Egyptian …
WEBOct 6, 2021 — Here are five dances that reflect the many different shades of Egypt’s culture: 1. ‘Sai’di’ (Upper Egyptian) Egyptian movies based in Upper Egypt (Al-Sai’d) often show two men dancing with sticks at weddings. This dance is referred to as ‘Raqs Assaya’ (stick dancing) or ‘Tahteeb’. The latter refers to the symbolic conflict ...
Koshari: How to Make Egypt’s National Dish - Egyptian Streets
WEBAug 27, 2017 — Koshari is the ultimate Egyptian comfort food. Whether it’s a family recipe, or a bustling Cairo street vendor, Koshari never disappoints. If there’s one food all Egyptians cherish, it’s this.
Why Scarabs Are at The Heart of Ancient Egyptian Symbolism
WEBOct 26, 2021 — Today, the scarab remains in Egypt as a symbol of beauty and culture. It features commonly in jewelry and artistry, embedded as a symbol in contemporary art and more commercial Egyptian endeavors. Many handmade, hand-designed artistry, such as Sepia jewelry, derive most of their inspiration from ancient lore …
A Year in Three Seasons: Ancient Egypt’s Calendar - Egyptian Streets
WEBJan 28, 2022 — Ancient Egypt’s calendar is a fitting example of just that: a calculated and intelligent mastery of time, and the first known to mankind. With 2022 bearing in with pressing winter winds, it’s fitting to take it back to basics – to understand the true essence behind how time moved, moves, and will move on Egyptian soil.
‘AlRawabi School for Girls’ Ending Explained - Egyptian Streets
WEBAug 19, 2021 — Last week saw the release of AlRawabi School for Girls, Netflix’s latest Arabic original series. Created by Tima Shomali and Shirin Kamal, AlRawabi School for Girls is a six-episode limited series that follows a group of high school girls in Amman, Jordan as they plot their revenge on a trio of bullies at their school.
23 Egyptian Women Who Made History - Egyptian Streets
WEBJul 26, 2019 — 2. Lotfia El Nadi “It was my revolt, I had to do it.” Eighty years ago, Lotfia El Nadi became the first Egyptian woman to be a licensed pilot. At age 26, she was among the youngest at the time to achieve her lifelong dream. This remarkable woman, who was also a friend of Amelia Earhart, was made an honorary citizen by Switzerland and was an inspiration for women across Egypt and the world.
Egypt’s Black Market Dollar Value Reaches Historical High, …
WEBJan 30, 2024 — The Egyptian pound's depreciation in the black market reached a new historical high this week, surpassing 70 EGP against the US Dollar, which is over 50 percent of the official rate. Despite remaining anchored at 30.80 EGP per USD since the last Central Bank adjustment in January 2023, the …
Top 15 Inspiring Egyptians of the Decade in Arts & Culture
WEBFeb 2, 2020 — The past decade has been incredibly eventful in Egypt – to say the least – on all fronts. The most noteworthy event of all, of course, being the 2011 Egyptian revolution. Aside from the revolution and its after-effects however, there have also been countless feats and endeavors undertaken by various notable Egyptians throughout the past couple of years – and Egypt’s arts and ...
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