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Focusing on Al-Khalifa District in Sayeda Zeinab, Al-Hattaba district down by the citadel, and Al-Imam Al-Shafii district, Al-Ibrashy’s participatory conservation initiative puts all community stake holders in one proper sentence
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Ahram Online launches a series of articles on Egyptian minds that deciphered the intangible heritage of ancient Egypt
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As Egypt celebrates her women, Ahram Online shed the light on some successful models and the men behind them
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A born community leader and educator, Gamila Sabry remains an inspiring figure of women's empowerment in Egypt
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While Egypt yet strives for women's right to proper education, let alone higher education, Ahram Online celebrates the woman behind the founding of Cairo University
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In 2015, Egypt bid farewell to one of her dearest social activists and women's rights poineers, Aziza Hussein
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A pioneer in Egypt's social development field, Marie Assaad has tackled contentious issues with a gentle but unyielding resolve
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In the early 20th century, Egypt's women had a prominent place in publications, pioneering women's issues and rights in print
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In 1892, when the world was still debating women's rights, Egyptian women's voice was loud, clear, and quite popular it seems
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A review of ‘Women and religious life in the middle ages between Islam and the West’, a noteworthy study by Hoda Al Saada and Omaima Abu Bakr
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As the annual Thoth’s festival Egypt’s Wisdom Heritage is about to take place on 28th of October, Ahram Online talked to the woman behind the idea
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Shafei is an icon in the art world, but long before she dedicated her full time to curating art exhibitions and collections, she worked on introducing art, foreign languages and literacy to the public
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Imam Al-Shafii (767-820 AD) was the founder of the eponymous Shafii school of Islamic jurisprudence, one of the four dominant schools in Sunni Islam
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In the first episode in a Ramadan series on Inspiring Women of Egypt and the Arab World, Ahram Online attended a unique exhibition reviewing 21 important women
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Born in Kufa in Iraq in 669 AD, Abu Hanifa is the first of the four imams
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Rumi is a shining example of a religious Sufi poet whose religion was love
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One of the most famous Sufi women in Islamic history
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