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Upper Egypt
Bahet AlFunun: Al-Qusayr’s First Safe Space for Creative Expression Transforms Red Sea Community
How a small initiative in Al-Qusayr is using art, writing, and storytelling to transform lives On the shore of the…
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Upper Egypt
Al-Qusayr Dried Fish: Egypt’s Ancient Winter Tradition from Pharaonic Times to Eid al-Fitr
How a 3,000-Year-Old Fish Preservation Method survives in Egypt’s Red Sea coastal city During winter months, the Red Sea coastal…
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Upper Egypt
Al-Qusayr Maritime Pier: Egypt’s Oldest Commercial Wharf Faces Collapse Amid Official Neglect
Historic Red Sea port structure from 1834 deteriorates as residents attempt amateur restoration The maritime pier at Al-Qusayr, Egypt’s oldest…
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Upper Egypt
Al-Qusayr Grain Storehouse: Egypt’s Abandoned Historic Trade Gateway to the Holy Sites
A Forgotten Monument That Once Fed the Holy Cities of Mecca and Medina The historic grain storehouse (Shawnat al-Ghilal) in…
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Upper Egypt
The house of ghosts in Al-Qusair: The story of Sheikh Tawfiq’s enduring legacy
In the center of Al-Qusair on the Red Sea coast, the house of Sheikh Tawfiq Ali Mustafa tells chapters of…
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Upper Egypt
The Italian Hospital in El Qusair: From a Medical Facility to a Beacon of Education and Heritage
As soon as you take your first steps down the street leading to the Italian Hospital in El Qusair, you…
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Lower Egypt
Al-Farran Mosque.. The faithful guardian of the Red Sea coast
When you stand in front of Al-Farran Mosque, you imagine that its ancient stones and wooden pieces have come to…
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Lower Egypt
From “Ain al- Magla” to “Al-Kandasa”: Memories of thirst and quenching in Safaga
Like border towns and desert cities, where humans are constantly battling nature to create an environment suitable for survival, Safaga…
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Lower Egypt
The story of Safaga: phosphate mines and the sound of history passing through generations
At first glance, when you enter Safaga, you might think it is a modern city that cannot be compared to…
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