History
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Analysis
The timeless journey of Carmen: excerpts from ballet, musical theater, and contemporary opera (3-4)
Manifestations of emotion and destiny in ballet and musical theater Far from the opera stage, where Carmen first achieved fame,…
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Greater Cairo
Owned by an Arab prince… The full story of the sale of an artifact believed to have been stolen from Tutankhamun’s tomb
“The Egyptian Grasshopper” sparks controversy at a London auction On July 27, Apollo Auction House held an auction in London…
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Analysis
Disappearing traces: “Heritage destruction” spreads in Cairo’s cemeteries
At the end of October, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly appeared before all Egyptians to announce that demolition work in Cairo’s…
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Analysis
Cairo, July 15: What did Duha say about Cairo in the 1960s? (2-2)
In our analysis of Duha’s novel, told to Bahaa Taher, we concluded the last episode with a scene highlighting the…
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Lower Egypt
Interview | Fatima Al-Morsi: The simsimiyya told me to sing, and I listened
On the strings of the simsimiyya, artist Fatima Al-Morsi has written a unique chapter in women’s history, challenging traditions in…
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Greater Cairo
Ziad Rahbani in Egypt: Stories of love and friendship from Cairo to Beirut
It was not a planned meeting, but rather a fleeting moment that brought together writer Amira Al-Nashouqati, poet Ahmed Haddad,…
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Lower Egypt
“Al-Argoul”: Attempts to revive the heritage of the Egyptian rural instrument
The most famous moment in which the argoul appears may be the scene in which the character Masoud, played by…
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Upper Egypt
The last cow plow in Awamiya…Ahmed Al-Najjar protects the memory of the land from the advance of tractors
At six in the morning, Ahmed Abdo Al-Najjar, 67, sets off on his cart, carrying his old wooden plow. Behind…
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