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A Personal Journey in Intercultural Dialogue
Date of source: 6 Feb 2020
By Cornelis Hulsman (كورنيلس هولسمان)
When the Maadi Messenger asked me to write about intercultural friendships, I thought it would be best to write about my own experiences. I grew up in a traditional family in a traditional, homogeneous Dutch community. Nowadays, however, I have friends of all nationalities, and political and...
The ultimate consequence of honor and shame
Date of source: 5 Feb 2020
By Eildert Mulder
Translation of the text in Trouw, December 6, 2019 with a response by Prof. Dr. P.B. Dirksen. Eildert Mulder In de schaduw van de minaret. In The Shadow of the Minaret:  Isrāʾ Gharīb Posted a Video on Instagram and Died. What makes the young Palestinian woman Isrāʾ Gharīb unique? Not that in the...
Reviewed by Maya Williamson
Translator Maya Williamson
Words of compassion for Belgian prisoner Leslie Maras
Date of source: 4 Feb 2020
By Cleo Mampaey
Dear Leslie A month ago, I have met your parents for the first time. After having read so many of their e-mails and letters during my internship in Cairo, it was nice to finally see them in person. We met in a bar close to the Grand Market and I was quite excited. We drank two drinks together and...
Reviewed by Cleo Mampaey
Translator Cleo Mampaey
After the attacking incident on al-Warrāq Copt: An extremist tries to kill Copts in al-Marj and professes that Islamic Ḥudūd should be applied on Christians
Date of source: 16 Jan 2020
By Nādir Shukrī
The sister of the Copt, who said he was saved from death by divine intervention, revealed the details of the incident saying “My brother is called Rafīq Karam, he is 56 years old, and he lives in al-Zaytūn district, but he owns the workshop for cars on al-Marj district. At 8 p.m. my brother was...
Reviewed by Rupert Walker
Translator Rupert Walker
Egyptian Businessman Draws Attention to the Flight of the Holy Family to Egypt
Date of source: 1 Feb 2020
By Frederike Hessing
Egyptian businessman Mounir Ghabbour spends millions to publicize the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt.  Photo Michael Girgis. Most people associate Egypt with pyramids, pharaohs, and sun. Few remember that Jesus lived in Egypt — as a refugee. Businessman Mounir Ghabbour, a Coptic Christian, is trying...
Reviewed by Cornelis Hulsman (كورنيلس هولسمان)
Translator Cornelis Hulsman (كورنيلس هولسمان)
The Kuala Lumpur Summit: Inconsistencies over the Concept of “Thinking about the Muslim Nation”
Date of source: 8 Jan 2020
By Bābakir Fayṣal Bābakir
Last month, a mini summit was held in Kuala Lumpur and attended by the leaders of 4 nations (Malaysia, Qatar, Iran, and Turkey) in addition to a host of intellectuals and scholars affiliated with Islamist organizations, especially the Muslim Brotherhood, with the stated goal to “look for a new...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Controversy between Copts and the Coptic Church after stopping a popular TV show
Date of source: 11 Jan 2020
By Muṣṭafā Raḥūma (Mostafa Rahouma)
A number of Coptic pages on social media reported that the TV programme, “Mārmurqus”, which is broadcast every Thursday on the official TV channel of the Coptic Church has been stopped. These pages saw Pope Tawāḍrūs II responsible for this step and demanded the Coptic Church to broadcast the show...
Reviewed by Marvin Mücke
Translator Marvin Mücke
The Global Fatwa Index: 99% of Salafists Write Fatwas Forbidding Wishing Christians Merry Christmas
Date of source: 1 Jan 2020
By Muḥammad Shiḥta
70% of Christmas fatwas were issued by unofficial public figures.  99% of fatwas issued by Salafists consider wishing Christians a Merry Christmas as forbidden.  Fatwas are related to forbidding certain actions and not Christians in particular.  The article, presents the most notable Christmas...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
What is the number of Copts in Egypt and why are some opposed to publishing this number?
Date of source: 12 Jan 2020
By No Author Mentioned
Christianity in Egypt became less prominent after the Islamic conquest of Egypt. Sunni Islam now forms the majority in Egypt. Coptic Christians live in all parts of the country and are present in all social classes. However, despite Copts being the original inhabitants of Egypt their representation...
Reviewed by Marvin Mücke
Translator Marvin Mücke
Christians in the Egyptian Cinema: Marginalized in Superficial Relationships with Muslims
Date of source: 1 Jan 2020
By No Author Mentioned
The reasons are different.  Among them are; the ignorance of the nature of Christianity, and the Christian religious life or practices. Unlike Islamic beliefs, which Christians are familiar with through their studies of the Arabic language in schools, and also through official television channels...
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Translator Dylan Schexnaydre

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