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“Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.”

There are love stories, and then there are hauntings. The minute I stepped into the theater, I felt the air shift, as though there was something restless and unbecoming waiting to unfold. It wasn’t the usual pre-movie excitement, popcorn in hand and light chatter in the dark. Rather, there...


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Getting into the first day of Ramadan and reposting the pre Ramadan prayer, “Allahumma ighfir liman kana yusharikuna Ramadan” dedicating it to my grandma for the first time, was the exact moment reality hit me.

We lost her last October. Before her passing, I had tried to mentally prepare myself. I tried to romanticize the inevitable cycle of life and get us...


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Visitors can explore the legacy of legendary Egyptian composer Mohamed Abdel Wahab free of charge this week, as the Cairo Opera House opens both the Mohamed Abdel Wahab Museum and the Musical Instruments Museum to the public from March 8th–12th, 2026.

The initiative coincides with Abdel Wahab’s birth anniversary month and forms part of th...


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Some dreams take years to unfold. Others take a lifetime.

In the bustling district of Shoubra, where Cairo’s rhythm rarely slows, a remarkable vision has quietly been taking shape for more than four decades. Today, Al Rahman Mosque finally opens its doors—standing not just as a place of worship, but as a testament to patience, devotion, and the enduring power of com...


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I have always wanted to go back in time and speak with my 18-year-old self. She was very cynical, slightly emo, and refused to accept the fact that she is not the reincarnation of Effy Stonem from Skins. Maybe I’d give her some advice: put the eyeliner pen down. Maybe I’d scold her: “Babe, you have a curfew; go home.” Or maybe I’d just tell her where we end ...


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