25 Confessions Of A Hijabi In The Egyptian Society
As hijabis, we all have confessions that we never say out loud, but I have decided to share some of them with you.
“Divine Path” is a Collaborative Art Projec...
If you haven’t heard of the “Divine Path” project, there is still a chance you noticed one of their artworks shared on your newsfeed. The collaborative project Divine Path or ماشي بنور الله is a creative Islamic art project between the photographer ...
So You Only Wear Your Hijab In Ramadan?
You know those people who wear the Hijab only during Ramadan, and then take it off the moment the month is over? We’ve all had a couple of friends in school who did that and we always wondered how they thought! What ...
5 Innovative Campaigns Prove Click-Funding Wins in Egyp...
We click more than we blink, whether we are working, checking Facebook, or texting. You might think that liking posts are sometimes useless. However, social media sharing is so powerful that it can make a real societal change. Click-funding is based on ...
10 reasons why the US protests will bring Nostalgia to ...
Protests across the states post Trump’s win has brought us back to some memories. In so many ways it will remind you of Egypt’s demonstrations.
1- “Eh ely wadahom henak” theory all over the place
The Mystery is Solved! Origins of Oriental Recipes Leak...
‘We made the Fatah, Tahini, Molokhia and much more!’ A statement said by almost every country in the Middle East. Well, we can’t help ourselves! With so much tasty and literally mind-blowing dishes, who doesn’t want to take credit for them? ...
Longing for Armenia: Mer Hayrenik (Our Fatherland)
I’m an Egyptian Armenian Hybrid and growing up abroad, neither in Egypt nor Armenia, people from several nationalities would, as one would imagine, immediately recognize Egypt. You know, The Pyramids, The Nile River and what not! But hearing, “I’m half-Armenian!” would usually ...