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Western criticism of Egypt: New developments in the case of Patrick George Zakī
Date of source: 29 Aug 2021
By No Author Mentioned
A source told al-ʿArabī al-Jadīd that the main reason for the renewal of talks was the decision taken by the Egyptian government to renew the detention of Patrick George Zakī, an activist at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) and a student at the University of Bologna in Italy. Zakī...
Reviewed by Darragh Crean
Translator Darragh Crean
Pope Tawāḍrūs begins his official visit to Alexandria
Date of source: 18 Sep 2021
By Rajab Ramaḍān
In attendance at the event were a number of representatives of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Alexandria and state institutions such as the National Council for Women (NCW). The course seeks to promote cooperation between the Women’s Committee of the Holy Synod and various other institutions within...
Reviewed by Darragh Crean
Translator Darragh Crean
Reading Macron’s Controversial Law…Is he Against Separatism or Islam?
Date of source: 9 Feb 2021
By Ḥussām Raḍwān
Macron says he is standing against the “Islamization of France” and supports instead a form of Islam that agrees with French values or “Islam des Lumières” (Islam of Enlightenment), as he expressed.  At the beginning of January, the French Council of the Muslim Faith [Conseil Français du Culte...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Tāmir Amīn in Trouble for Comments about People from Upper Egypt but he’s not the First Talk Show Host to Land in Hot Water over Comments Made on Air
Date of source: 19 Feb 2021
By Khālid al-Ṭawāb
During his program on the “al-Nahār” satellite channel, Amīn said that “I mean, it’s so unfortunate, and what I’m about to say is going to upset people in the countryside and Upper Egypt.  A very large portion of them have children not to take care of them, give them an education and have them...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
“Great Transfiguration” Project Changes World’s Map for Religious Tourism
Date of source: 20 Feb 2021
By Īmān ʿĀmir
Regarding the importance of the region for tourism as well as the importance of developing it, tourism expert and former adviser to the minister of tourism Walīd al-Baṭūṭī said that the region of the Great Transfiguration at St. Catherine is one of the most important regions in the world for...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Nihād Abū al-Qumṣān: “Draft of New Personal Status Law Cancels the Legal Person Status for Women”
Date of source: 24 Feb 2021
By Angel Riḍā
Nihād Abū al-Qumṣān, president of the ECWR, stated that the proposed draft contains several flaws, including: - It does not recognize the legal standing of women, and so women are unable to contract their own marriages.  - It does not recognize a woman’s right to choose a husband, moreover it...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
The Role of Copts in the Egyptian National Movement during the Khedive’s Reign
Date of source: 28 Feb 2021
By Aḥmad ʿAbd al-Rabuh
At any rate, it’s possible to say that with the end of the first decade of the 20th century, the Egyptian political party experience was more established and organized.  There were three primary and active in Egyptian political life: The National Party [al-Ḥizb al-Waṭanī], the Constitutional Reform...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Egypt: Bahāʾī Houses of Worship
Date of source: 16 Jun 2021
By Bābakir Fayṣal Bābakir
Bahāʾīs arrived to Egypt in the 19th Century and were able to register their central congregation and establish places of worship and a publishing house for their theology.  The government even gave them private graveyards.  The king even sent a private envoy to attend Bahāʾī religious celebrations...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Biography of Dr. Rāghib Muftāḥ, Pioneer of Coptic Hymns
Date of source: 17 Jun 2021
By Usāma ʿĪd
Muftāḥ was born on December 12, 1898.  In 1919, he traveled to Germany to study agriculture at Bonn University.  Afterwards he studied music history, returned to Egypt in 1926, and was chosen to head the music and hymn department at the Institute for Coptic Studies.   In 1998, the church...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Delegations from 85 Countries Will Attend Dār al-Iftāʾ’s 6th World Fatwa Conference in August
Date of source: 26 Jun 2021
By Aḥmad al-Buḥayrī‎ (Ahmad al-Beheiri)
The conference is expected to reveal several important projects, initiatives, activities, and publications in order to fulfill the principles of Islamic law, prevent the spread of terrorism, and strengthen the nation’s work. Dr. Ibrāhīm Nijm, Senior Adviser to Egypt’s Mufti, said that the idea of...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Eastern Mediterranean…Egyptian-European Cooperation for Gas and Fighting Terrorism
Date of source: 30 Jun 2021
By Editorial Team (al-Maṣrī ‎al-Yawm)
Egyptian cooperation with European powers relies on several regional and international issues like immigration and refugees, fighting terrorism, and the situations in Syria, Iraq, Libya, and Yemen. During the 2015 European migrant crisis, Cairo played a prominent role in controlling illegal...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Christian Family Law…Church Demand from King Fārūq’s Reign Appears at al-Sīsī ’s Hand
Date of source: 4 Jul 2021
By Muṣṭafā Raḥūma (Mostafa Rahouma)
According to church sources, the Coptic Orthodox Church’s General Community Council approved in 1938 new Coptic personal status statutes, which included article 251 that allowed divorce and second marriages for several reasons.  However, these statutes were criticized and rejected by the church...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Interview with New Anglican/Episcopal Archbishop Sāmī Fawzī
Date of source: 14 Jul 2021
By 'Abd al-Wahāb Sha'bān
Interviewer: There has been a lot of talk about the new Christian personal status law.  The churches announced that it has been written and sent to parliament.  To what extent do the churches agree on the current draft as a unified law? Archbishop: After announcing the final text of the law, we’ve...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Siwa: The Secret of an Amazigh Oasis; a Turkish student’s impressions
Date of source: 1 Dec 2021
By Mehmet Emin Ilhak
Siwa, a verdant place in the middle of the desert and home to dozens of tribes, is a geographical niche. It has been a place of interest since ancient times. This oasis has been known to the outside word since Alexander the Great and the temples built in the Ptolemaic period. Prior to them the...
Egypt from the Perspective of a Rich Egyptian
Date of source: 1 Dec 2021
By Mehmet Emin Ilhak
Q: Where were you born? How old are you? A: I was born in Dammam, Saudi Arabia because of my father’s job but I am originally from one of the villages close to Alexandria. I mean my family was born there. And I am 25 years old. Q: What is your father's job? A: Mechanical engineering and he also...
The Egyptian Souvenirs’ Empire: Jordi’s Story
Date of source: 1 Dec 2021
By Mehmet Emin Ilhak
The trade network in the world is accelerating exponentially every day. Just as the world economy works this way, it is undoubtedly the famous bazaars and markets that sustain this economy, especially in important cities in any country. The situation is the same in Egypt. In the historical bazaars...
Coptic controversy over the renovation of the archaeological cave of the Virgin Mary Monastery in Durnuka: Is it Development or damaging of identity?
Date of source: 31 Jul 2021
By Muṣṭafā Raḥūma (Mostafa Rahouma)
The Church is preparing to open the Durnuka Monastery Cave, in which the holy family was said to have lived. However, as photos of the renovation have spread on social media, Copts have entered into debate about it. The cave dates back to 2500 BC. Those supporting the renovation argue that it aims...
Reviewed by Honey Thomas
Translator Honey Thomas
With joint participation of Muslim and Christian youths … The Episcopal church continues the “Together for Egypt” project in al-Minyā
Date of source: 14 Feb 2021
By Wāʾil ʿAlī
The young men and women shared their own experiences in dialogue and explained the features of effective dialogue. They enthusiastically examined the mechanisms of successful dialogue that enables effective communication of opinions, rather than give rise to any disagreements that would be a waste...
Reviewed by Jennifer Mercer
Translator Jennifer Mercer
A significant debate over a new application which brings the dead to life… Dār al-Iftāʾ intervenes
Date of source: 13 Mar 2021
By Shaymāʾ ʿAbd al-Hādī
Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence at al-Azhar University Dr. Aḥmad Karīma, fanned the flames of the controversy by banning the use of the application. In a telephone interview with al-Tāsiʿa program shown on al-Oula Egyptian channel, he said “The use of ‘My Heritage’ to animate images of the...
Reviewed by Jennifer Mercer
Translator Jennifer Mercer
Commemoration of the martyrs of al-ʿArīsh, Fr. Mīnā ʿAbūd and Fr. Rāfāʾīl Mūsā
Date of source: 6 Jul 2021
By Nādir Shukrī
Fr. Mīnā ʿAbūd was martyred on 4th of July 2013, while Fr. Rāfāʾīl was martyred  on 30th of June, 2016. The wives and loved ones of the two martyrs joined the commemoration.  Rev. Mīnā ʿAbūd, 39 years old, had been the priest of al-Masāʿīd Church in al-ʿArīsh ; when he was driving in the area on...
Reviewed by Honey Thomas
Translator Honey Thomas

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