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In the presence of Grand Mufti .. Egypt participates in the International Conference on Freedom of Religion and Belief in London
Date of source: 10 Jun 2022
By Misbāḥ Qutb
The UK government announced that the conference aims to strengthen international efforts for the purpose of guaranteeing freedom of religion or belief for all, with the participation of ministers, religious leaders, parliamentarians, and civil society organizations. The conference will be chaired...
Reviewed by Maryam Boujarfaoui
Translator Maryam Boujarfaoui
Saint Barbara Church speaks on the death of “Andrew”: We did not fail to give due attention and services
Date of source: 3 Mar 2022
By Yusrā al-Basyūnī
The church said in a statement on Thursday: “The departure of our dear son, Andrew Michel, provoked feelings in so many of us, as we can see on the social media pages, each one wrote according to his own vision. Therefore, we want to make it clear that the church and servants have never failed in...
Reviewed by Maryam Boujarfaoui
Translator Maryam Boujarfaoui
Azhar Delegation from the Red Sea Visits Hurghada Churches to Offer Felicitations on Christmas
Date of source: 3 Jan 2022
By ʿAlī al-Ṭayrī (ʿAlī al-Ṭīrī)
The tour began with a visit to Saint Shinūda Cathedral, then a visit to the Catholic Church, and lastly to the Evangelical Church in El-Gouna, where the delegation congratulated the Copts on their Christmas celebrations, wishing abiding fellowship and love between the two elements of the nation. Al...
Reviewed by Salma AlHafi
Translator Salma AlHafi
Interview with Fiona Cameron, Former Educational Director of StARS
Date of source: 12 Jun 2022
By Júlia Arenós Karsten
Q: Can you introduce yourself?  A: I have been involved in various refugee situations. I’m still quite involved in Cairo as well, and just yeah, just do lots of different things in different areas of work. Now I am very much involved in immigration law, the topic of my PhD thesis is refugee-led...
Interview with Mohammed El-Shafei, Educational Officer at The UNHCR
Date of source: 12 Apr 2022
By Júlia Arenós Karsten
Q: Can you introduce yourself? A: I was an Arabic teacher at the British Council. I also studied at Madrid University, Edinburg University, Lund University and Manchester, Michigan, and Beaten University, and worked at the Foreign Office. This was my experience during the 1990s. Then I became a...
Buildings of Peace and Love: The Story of “al-Fattāḥ al-ʿAlīm” Mosque and “the Nativity of Christ ” Cathedral
Date of source: 27 Mar 2022
By Muḥammad ʿIzz al-Dīn
Priest Tawāḍrūs Riyāḍ, the Pope’s commissioner for the “Nativity of Christ ” cathedral, said that the President’s choice of building the mosque and the church as the first two institutions in the New Administrative Capital is a great decision because religious institutions are the beginning for...
Reviewed by Hana Ashraf
Translator Hana Ashraf
Student Delegations Representing 30 Arab and African Countries Visit Durnuka Monastery
Date of source: 26 Mar 2022
By ʾĪhāb ʿUmar‎
The president of Asyūṭ University revealed the continuation of the forum’s program amid an enthusiastic atmosphere of youth, which is dominated by friendship and harmony among all students, which is the goal of organizing the forum. The forum is held under the title "Peoples against extremism and...
Reviewed by Hana Ashraf
Translator Hana Ashraf
A Temporary exhibition on the Holy Family’s Journey in Egypt until June 30
Date of source: 14 Mar 2022
By ʿAbduh Abū Ghunayma
Muʾmin ʿUthmān, Head of the Museums Sector at the Supreme Council of Antiquities, explained that the exhibition continues until June 30, 2022, to show the stations of the journey of the Holy Family in Egypt, and the life of Christ from the promise of his birth until his return to Palestine. He...
Reviewed by Hana Ashraf
Translator Hana Ashraf
Rashid: A Survey of Coptic Heritage in The City of Rashid in a Lecture at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina
Date of source: 26 May 2022
By Nāsir al-Sharqāwī
The lecture sheds the light on the city of Rashid –  a cosmopolitan city and a meeting point of civilizations and ethnicities. It is a real example of religious tolerance and harmony; due to its commercial significance and major transit point for trade movement or even for warfare that was...
Reviewed by Hana Ashraf
Translator Hana Ashraf
Archeologist suggests the name “Museum of Peace” for exhibition halls at Saint Catherine’s Monastery
Date of source: 21 Feb 2022
By Muḥammad al-Iskandarānī
Therefore, Dr. Rayḥān has suggested the name “Museum of Peace” as its contents embrace different religions and civilizations. The museum’s contents signify peace, according to Dr. Rayḥān, by including Jewish, Christian and Islamic symbolism. It contains the “Codex Sinaiticus” manuscript (also known...
Reviewed by J. Wrathall
Translator J. Wrathall
Modesty in Church.. Orthodox Teachings or a Salafi Influence?
Date of source: 28 Jan 2022
By Sāra ʿAllām
Fr. Paula, Metropolitan of Tanta, was the last to join the list of demanding bishops exactly after he issued a statement bearing the number 7 in 2022 on the dress code for churchgoers. The bishop decided to oblige his churches to provide intensive educational doses on modesty and the application of...
Reviewed by Salma AlHafi
Translator Salma AlHafi
Why are Copts angry with the book “When Jesus Became God”?
Date of source: 11 Feb 2022
By Sāra ʿAllām
Rubenstein stated: “one of the reasons I focused on the Arian controversy was that, until its conclusion, Jews and Christians could debate with each other on topics such as the divinity of Christ and the true path to redemption: there was difference but also a clear closeness. But with the...
Reviewed by J. Wrathall
Translator J. Wrathall
Revenge after 70 years… 3 Copts killed and mutilated in Mallawi as the perpetrators celebrate
Date of source: 28 Feb 2022
By Nādir Shukrī
A father, his brother, and his son were attacked and killed with automatic weapons as they worked on the fields, before being mutilated with a cleaver. Their names were Yūsuf Yūsuf, ʿAfīfī Yūsuf and Bushrī Yūsuf.  ʿIṣām Yūsuf, son of the victim, said that his father, brother and uncle were attacked...
Reviewed by J. Wrathall
Translator J. Wrathall
Administrative Court decides not to accept lawsuit to ban the niqāb in schools
Date of source: 26 Feb 2022
By Muhammad ʿĪsā
Ṣabrī clarified that, although the niqāb is sacred in the minds of many Egyptians, some have recently misused it to commit several crimes, specifically terrorist ones. The Administrative Court released a verdict supporting the decision by the President of Cairo University to ban the niqāb for staff...
Reviewed by J. Wrathall
Translator J. Wrathall
Strengthening of the punishment for FGM in Egypt
Date of source: 8 Feb 2022
By No Author Mentioned
The amended law imposes a prison sentence of no less than five years for anyone who “circumcises a girl by removing, changing, distorting or injuring her genitalia”. The punishment for causing permanent disfigurement is at least seven years in prison, while causing death receives at least ten. The...
Reviewed by J. Wrathall
Translator J. Wrathall
Photos: The Journey of the Holy Family Exhibition at Sharm al-Shaykh Museum
Date of source: 12 Jan 2022
By Abū al-Saʿūd Abū al-Futūḥ
His Eminence Bishop Abūllū, was accompanied by a large delegation of fathers, servants of God, youth and children. He was also accompanied by Father Ṣalīb, the priest of Abū Sīfīn’s Church in Old Cairo, and the church’s representative to the Antiquities Authority. The delegation was received by the...
Reviewed by Ragheb Chaiben
Translator Ragheb Chaiben
Christophobia, Anti-Semitism and Anti-Atheism in the Arab World
Date of source: 29 Jun 2022
By Ragheb Chaiben
It is common knowledge that the Arab World is the centre of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, since North African countries were first Roman, Byzantine, Husseinite, Ottoman, Berber, Arab and Muslim etc., before gaining independence. This great “melting pot”, without a shadow of doubt, was not...
Al-Ṭayyib: “Restrictions on Christians During Ramadan Are Absurd”
Date of source: 19 Apr 2022
By Īmān ʿAbd al-Raḥmān
Shaykh Aḥmad al-Ṭayyib wondered how Muslims, who cannot stand watching their Christian coworkers eating or drinking or watching Christians eating at restaurants during Ramadan, can watch their children, who aren’t obliged to fast, eating? Or do they also forbid them from eating and drinking?! A few...
Reviewed by Hana Ashraf
Translator Hana Ashraf
A Missing Holiday…Being a Catholic in Egypt
Date of source: 22 Dec 2021
By Nādiyya Mabrūk
The history of Christianity in Egypt dates back to 2000 years. According to the Christian belief, Egypt was one of the first countries to receive the message a few years after Christ’s resurrection. Then, Christianity spread across Egypt, Nubia, and Northern Sudan. Dīnā Jirjis Fawzī, a French...
Reviewed by Hana Ashraf
Translator Hana Ashraf
The effect of disputed population data on discussions on Religious Freedom, Persecution and Mission
Date of source: 29 Jun 2022
By Cornelis Hulsman (كورنيلس هولسمان)
Until 1986 the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) in Egypt included religious affiliation in their censuses, computing Coptic Christians to make up 5.87 percent of population in 1986. The Coptic Orthodox Church and Coptic activists, have since the start of the census in...

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