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In an atmosphere of fragrant faith that filled Egyptian hearts with remembrance of the birth of the Best of Creation ﷺ—an atmosphere in which the meanings of love were manifest—crowds of scholars, ministers, public figures, and worshippers gathered today, Wednesday, within the precincts of al-Azhar...
President ʿAbd al-Fattāḥ al-Sīsī underlined Egypt's "unwavering commitment" to protecting religious sanctities on its lands, including Saint Catherine Monastery, given its historical and spiritual value.
Under the headline "Egypt: Guardian of Saint Catherine Monastery in Sinai," Egypt’s ambassador to Greece, ʿUmar ʿĀmir Yūsuf, said that Egypt has been protecting Saint Catherine Monastery, which has flourished for more than fifteen centuries as a prominent symbol of peaceful coexistence in Egypt.
Anbā Nīqūlā, Archbishop of Greek Orthodox Christians in Ṭanṭā, announced that Abbot Damyānūs of Saint Catherine Monastery plans to resign, adding that measures regarding his succession have already started.
On Saturday, September 6, the Saint Catherine Monastery, located in the South Sinai governorate, received hundreds of tourists and visitors after a 16-day hiatus.
By Friday evening, September 5, the crisis at Saint Catherine’s Monastery had entered its decisive stages, as the scene turned into a series of rapid developments that preceded Metropolitan Damyānūs’ departure for Athens.
In a new move to enhance cooperation among ministries, Minister of Endowments [awqāf] Dr. Usāma al-Azharī and Minister of Education & Technical Education Muḥammad ʿAbd al-Laṭīf signed a protocol to launch educational nurseries inside mosques for children before the age of compulsory education.
The community of monks at the Saint Catherine Monastery in Sinai is experiencing one of the most severe crises of recent decades after Archbishop of Sinai Metropolitan Damyānūs today expelled a group of rebellious monks from the monastery compound, wielding control over the monks’ synod along with...
Monk Father Īrīnīʾūs al-Barmūsī, the Deputy Head of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Cyprus, as well as the other priests, has taken part in the parliamentary elections for the Senate for Egyptians living abroad, which took place today and yesterday.
Tamīm Khalāf, spokesman for the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that Egypt has played an important role in facilitating the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, clarifying that Cairo contributed to delivering around 70% of the aid that entered Gaza before 19 January, when Israel closed...

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