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Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts

Monday, 6 January 2014

Merry Christmas Again and Again :)

Posted on 15:21 by Unknown
I love how we got two Christmases in Egypt :)
Merry Christmas to all Orthodox Christians especially Egyptian Orthodox Christians that saw a lot last year. God knows all Egyptians from North to South , from East to West saw a lot.
Anyhow to celebrate Christmas this year I would like share this amazing mix of classical music , Islamic inshad, Egyptian Coptic hymns and Christian hymns from Mozart in Egypt 2 album. 
It is called "Al Maghfera" - The Pardon. The one who sings the Islamic part is late Sheikh Mohamed El Helbawy who was one of the most famous Monshadeen in Egypt.
This amazing piece of art makes me cry from its beauty.
Again Merry Christmas everybody
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Posted in Arts, Culture, Egypt, Letter from the editor, Music, Religion | No comments

Sunday, 29 December 2013

#EgyGraffiti : The City lady

Posted on 12:30 by Unknown
And here is one of Egyptian graffiti artist Keizer’s latest graffiti painting : The city lady. I call her the city lady but Keizer called her “Set El Settet” which means in English “The lady of ladies”
By Keizer
It is so beautiful and true. Here is what Keizer said about on his official Facebook page.
This piece is dedicated to our working class women that make our daily lives in Egypt possible.
To the beautiful hardworking mothers, bawabas , cleaning ladies ,cooks, farmers, nurses, maids, vegetable vendors and the like.
This one is for you. Thank you .
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Posted in Arts, Citizen Journalism, Culture, Egypt, Society, Women | No comments

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

#RIP Ahmed Fouad Negm (1929-2013)

Posted on 01:52 by Unknown
The Fagomi has passed away :(
Renowned Egyptian Poet Ahmed Fouad Negm has passed away earlier this morning after long controversial life full of revolutionary poems. His funeral will start soon in Cairo at Al Hussein Mosque. I do not know
what to say now except I represent my deepest condolences to his family especially his daughter Nawara Negm.
Through his life Negm refused to be the regime's poet insisting to be the voice of the poor and the oppressed and I think this is why he will be remembered more than any poet in our time.
Let's respect death for God sake.
Ahmed Fouad Negm has gone but his poems and songs remain as the words of the revolutionaries not only in Egypt but across the world. Here is a collection of his poems translated to English. 
I will be storifying his funeral.


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Sunday, 24 November 2013

#AblaFahita ; The dangerous Puppet Spy !!

Posted on 07:42 by Unknown
The level of Public Nationalism Paranoia in Egypt has reached to a scary level especially now it is being adopted by the mainstream media. Now our media is repeating claims that U.S President Barack Obama is a member of the mighty international Muslim Brotherhood organization and that the international MB is actually running the world. “But failed to sustain a rule in Egypt more one year amazingly !!”
Of course this paranoia is rooted online in social media in the Anti-25 January revolution Facebook pages that adopt the conspiracy theory forever , you know the revolution was a cosmic conspiracy and we had a great life during Mubarak rule and so on.
So now after the fifth column lists craze , we got the latest Mossad and CIA spy in Egypt : Abla Fahita , the famous YouTube Puppet.
It started with the Pro-Mubarak Anti-Freemason/Anti-Revolution/Anti-MB/Anti-Sisi Conspiracy theorist and financial analyst Sameh Abu Arayes who analyzes and predicts disasters and terrorist attacks according to the TV ads.
He is the father of the infamous Closed Conspiracy theory Facebook Page Subliminal Message. Now Abu Arayes saw the Dolce Ice Cream ad starting Abla Fahita and her daughter Caroline and predicted that the sinister puppets were speaking about terrorist attacks because Abla Fahita was speaking on how the new Dolce Ice Cream tasted like bomb !!
Here is the funny ad which is the best in the campaign if you ask my opinion.
Doleca New Bomba Ice-Cream starring Abla Fahita
Next Day an attack took place in Sinai and you know Abu Arayes went on fire since then , the puppets are agents !! 
Now you got this enlightened report in an Egyptian news website called  Misr 30 June wondering if the puppet was actually a member of the Mossad or the CIA sent with encrypted messages to the Israeli intelligence in the Egyptian society in order to create chaos. The site is using the comic tweets of Abla Fahita as an evidence on its ambiguity !!
Now the Abla Fahita official Facebook began to receive FB Messages warning its admin of the end !!

“Abla Fahita , you and CarCora {Nickname of her daughter Caroline} are going to attend soon the farewell. Be ready with your red dress !!”
Now Speaking seriously it has become a usual scene to see guests on TV channels that used to chant about the great revolution speaking about it as a conspiracy to bring down Egyptian police and army where the MB killed the protesters in January 2011.
I take this seriously because this is how you forge history , a history that you and I have lived. I take this seriously because it is extremely dangerous and honestly I fear one day a revolutionary activist could be assassinated by some angry citizen who believes that this activist were a spy !!
Terrorism does not only happen because you got religious fanatics but it can happen because of you got radical nationalists as well ignorant zealots.
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Friday, 15 November 2013

Banksy is not welcomed in the new democratic Egypt !!

Posted on 12:22 by Unknown
 The Mubarak deep state ministers in El-Beblawi’s cabinet are not wasting anytime. After proposing the Protests Law , they are now proposing a law to criminalize “abusive graffiti and stencil” in the country.
The law is proposed by former police general/old time governor/current minister of local development Adel Labib. According to that proposed law if you are found guilty then you will either face a prison sentence of up to four years or a fine up to 100,000 LE ($14,516) !!
Banksy in Manhattan
So the abusive graffiti and stencil according to the government means a 100,000 LE fine or 4 years in jail !! Interestingly as Mohamed Mahmoud 2011 clashes anniversary gets close , I remember that police officer El Shenawy who shot the protesters in their eyes got 3 years in prison.
Of course the matter of abusiveness will be determined according to the government’s views. Labib is justifying the new draft law that the country needs to be clean.
Definitely Banksy is not welcomed in the new Democratic Egypt !!
Needless to say that there was a media campaign in the past week in the mainstream media about how much we needed this law to stop those insulting stencils and graffiti drawing on our walls and how much we need this country clean !!!
Al Masry Al Youm published a strange news that French police arrested a group of graffiti artists in Paris with a picture from the clashes between the French riot police and PSJ Ultras from couple of months ago. There was no source for that news at all.
I do not know why the mainstream media was not that angry when insulting stencil , graffiti and slogans were written for the first time on the outside walls of the Presidential palace during Morsi’s presidency !?
I am so amazed on the amount of time this transitional government had spent  in drafting laws to fight the freedom we gain after January 25 revolution when it ignored the anti-corruption laws and to fight a deadly bureaucracy in the government in order to help the recovery of the ill economy.  I am so amazed on the amount of time this government and its minsters dedicate to draft laws against freedoms ignoring laws for transitional and social justice !!
BY the way the Protest law is going to be issued sooner to fill the gap made by lifting the state of emergency this week.
You must know that the graffiti artists have not stopped expressing their arts and views yet. Recently graffiti drawings were made in Sabry Abu Alam street to commemorate martyrs Belal Ali and Miriam Ashraf by Graffiti artists Ammar Abu Bakr and Zeft.
Belal was young Morsi supporter that shot down point blank by police officer during the clashes last month while Miriam is the young girl that killed in Imbaba’s Church bombing.



Belal
Miriam
That graffiti was disfigured but and other artists painted again. Who is afraid of Miriam and Belal as a graffiti on a wall for God’s sake !?
by Abo Bakr
By Abo Bakr
Anyhow I will seize this opportunity and share with you the photos of the Tahrir area graffiti. There are new drawings I believe there. May be I will head there soon and take some snapshots.
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Sunday, 10 November 2013

This is what I can imagine A Salvador Dali Ghost House will look like !!!

Posted on 15:33 by Unknown
And Cairo does not stop to surprise us !!
This villa is for sale in El Oboor area and its owner wants LE 4,200,000 according to Dubizzle. It got 12 bedrooms too.



This is a nightmarish version of some crazy Jumanji Ghost house designed by none other Salvador Dali !! WTH !!? Animals and one big eye seeing dinosaurs !? Who designed it for real !! What were the owner and the designer thinking.
By the way there are more expensive villas in Cairo than this villa.
I could not resist myself from posting this landmark of its own in a separate post. 
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Monday, 28 October 2013

Links and Notes 10/28/2013

Posted on 01:31 by Unknown
  • 22 Epic Places You Didn't Know Existed

    All those places are on my bucket list , I wish to visit them before I die with my camera and my beloved ones too.

    tags: #DWC #LN Photos World Earth

  • ''القلل القناوي'' تراث يتمسك بالبقاء | بوابة المندرة من صعيد مصر

    Al Mandara, Upper Egypt's citizen journalism portal has a very nice small feature about thet beautiful tradition pottery industry in Qena

    tags: #DWC #LN Egypt Upper Egypt Folklore Pottery Qena

  • Aung San Suu Kyi: falling from grace | World News Blog | World News Blog

    Once a hero of freedoms , Aung San Suu Kyi proves to be another radical nationalist if I dare to say. Ironically and sadly I am not that shocked anymore because we have lots San Su Kyis in Egypt nowadays. Amazingly the Muslim and Arab world have forgotten the Rohingya Muslims suffering. Still the foreign western human rights organizations and media have not.

    tags: world Burma #DWC #LN

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.

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Friday, 25 October 2013

Links and Notes 10/25/2013

Posted on 01:31 by Unknown
  • Mīt `Uqba - Tadamun

    Learn the history of a famous working class area in Giza. It is a must read post.

    tags: Egypt Giza Mituqba History #DWC #LN

  • Egypt’s got 99 problems, but US aid ain’t one | mohamed el dahshan. economist, writer, speaker, compulsive traveller.

    Dear friend and blogger Mohamed El Dahshan writes about Egypt's problems that do not include the US aid. 

    tags: egypt aid #DWC #LN

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.

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Thursday, 24 October 2013

Links and Notes 10/24/2013

Posted on 01:31 by Unknown
  • Egypt military officers back army chief for president - News - Aswat Masriya

    So the Egyptian armed officers are pushing El Sisi for Presidency. This is a suicide by all measures.  By the way the true liberals in Egypt are totally against the candidacy of this man and the outrageous engagement of the army in politics like that. 

    tags: Egypt military officers president #Egyelections #DWC #LN

  • عودة رجال جمال مبارك الغائبين.. و«حجاج» في الخارجية بعد التنسيق مع الوزير - بوابة الشروق

    In Arabic : The return of Gamal Mubarak and NDP's men to the scene in Egypt

    tags: Egypt #DWC #LN NDP

  • Classic Movies in Miniature Style on Behance

    Not politics but fine art , fusion art to be accurate. What will happen when famous films turn in to Turkish miniatures ?

    tags: miniature Turkish Turks Films Culture #DWC #LN

  • On popularity and bubbles - Daily News Egypt

    Sandmonkey aka Mahmoud Salem writes about ElSisi's popularity bubble 

    tags: Egypt ElSisi #DWC #LN

  • Funeral in Warraq’s Virgin Mary church | Sabry Khaled

    Photographer Sabry Khaled presents photos from the funerals of Al Warraq's Virgin Mary Church massacre on Tuesday.

    tags: funeral church Egypt #DWC #LN Photos

  • Egyptians Abandoning Hope and Now, Reluctantly, Homeland - NYTimes.com

    The decision of Mohamed Hashem , the famous Cairo publisher to emigrate the decision about how many Egyptians are now willing to leave the country unlike what happened after February 2011. 

    tags: #DWC #LN nytimes Egypt hope

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.

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Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Pilgrimage in #Mecca Decades ago

Posted on 05:07 by Unknown
Very happy and blissful Eid Adha for all the readers of the Egyptian Chronicles. Now today I share with you this video clip I found online showing the pilgrimage in Mecca many decades ago.
Rare footage for pilgrimage
It is very beautiful and rare footage in Arabic.
The creator the video says that the material he got in the video was hundred years ago and that its source was pilgrims from South East Asia. Well I believe that the material was from an old Egyptian newsreel film based on the accent of the narrator and his style of reading. It is the same as the one used in the old Egyptian newsreel.
By the way,Saudi News Channel announced that it was found out that the oldest photograph for the Holy Kaaba in Mecca was taken by an Egyptian army officer and geographer Mohamed Sadek  in 1880. The army officer who was fond by geography and photography wrote books about Saudi Arabia and the trip of Pilgrimage during then. He took about 18 photos then.
Photo for the Kaaba in 1880 by Mohamed Sade


A photo for Al Masid Nabawi in Medina in 1880
Amazingly the photos of Mohamed Sadek Beh were not found in Cairo in the forgotten Geographic Society but rather in the archives of King Abdel Aziz Al Soud. It turned out that a German explorer and geographer bought the photos from Sadek in 1883 during a trip in Tunisia. The photos since then disappeared then resurfaced again in 1989 in some auction where some collector bought the 18 photos for $ 2,900,000. I guess the collector was a Saudi Royal figure. I respect their efforts to collect this history and heritage.
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Saturday, 12 October 2013

#EgyCartoons : And Mostafa Hussein Strikes again

Posted on 11:30 by Unknown
In less than 48 hours Cartoonist Mostafa Hussein surprises us with another one of his masterpieces about General Abdel Fatah El Sisi.

Oh yes this was published this time in today’s issue of weekly Akhbar Al Youm.
The idea of that cartoon is famous Satirist writer Ahmed Ragab’s. The cartoon simply says that General Abdel Fatah El Sisi does not want to run for the presidency, but allegedly the people are carrying him to the throne of Egypt !!
So it is obvious that Hussein and Ragab want the general to run for the presidential elections.
Before I forget here is a collection of Hussein’s recent masterpieces :

Exhibit "A"
Exhibit "A" : Egypt as a transvestite that mothers whose got triplet “Army , police and people” that looks like that creature !!
Here you will find how he changed from 2011 to 2013 always taking the side of the regime.

Exhibit "B"
Exhbit "B" In 2011 the cartoon described the speech of Mubarak on February 1,2011 as the sun where as the protesters of Tahrir square as bats.
In 2012 the cartoons were speaking on how Morsi was facing lots of problems.
In 2013 the Sisi Man to the rescue.
Of course he got a series of other cartoons he always presents whenever there are clashes between the police and the protesters.
Exhibit "C"
Exhibit "C" : Here is one about the clashes at the ministry of interior. Vulgar ugly Egypt running after a protest carrying her slipper cursing him and saying that he deserved to be shot down !!
Also here is a cartoon mocking Egyptian famous footballer Abu Trika saying that his mind is corrupted because he is an Islamist.
Exhibit "D"
By the way,my last post about Hussein’s Sisi-man drew criticism from El Sisi’s supporters who believe that I should not mock about the man who brought back my freedom aka El Sisi otherwise I would be a Muslim brotherhood member who does not care about her freedom. Needless to say all of them are old in their 40s and 50s preaching me and other bad useless hippie Tahrir protesters who were trained in Serbia to have manners !! 
"I know what is best for you" by Andeel
Updated on 13/10
And Hussein continues his El Sisi for presidency's cartoon and I do not understand why he made Egypt says that she is waiting the "Pallot" box insteadof Ballot Box !!
Egypt is waiting for the "Pallot box" of presidential elections

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Thursday, 10 October 2013

It is a bird , it is plane ,it is Sisi-Man

Posted on 13:00 by Unknown
I do not know what to say actually except this cartoon published in Al Akhbar newspaper today and it was enough to turn your stomach upside down from the amount of hypocrisy.
The cartoon
Do not be astonished  , this is not an American film , this is El Sisi man saving El Mahrousa "aka Egypt" before she falls !!
Ok I think El Sisi-Man and Egypt had this cheesy moment
Despite I respect the style of Mustafa Hussein and I showed some of his work in my blog, I can not ignore that he is a big hypocrite when it comes to kissing the president/ruler’s ass. He got shameful long history. “Thanks to Doaa Sultan”

 

Mubarak in the heart of Egypt
From Mubarak to Morsi to Sisi
Al Akhbar is a state owned newspaper still what you see as a cartoon describing the general is actually the norm nowadays in the Egyptian newspapers from hypocrisy and idol worshiping when it comes to the General who should save Egypt and run as a president !!
By the way a dear friend raised an important issue today that Superman is not from this earth thus he is not an Egyptian and he can not run then. I do not know if that applies on Sisi-Man.
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Saturday, 21 September 2013

Saving_history :It is sold now on #eBay

Posted on 11:51 by Unknown
A screen shot from there
Professor Azza Sedky published on her blog a shocking post on how our ancient Egyptian artifacts are being sold on eBay now , oh yes on eBay !!
With quick search on eBay , you will find more than 1,000 artifacts for sale. Some of these artifacts are being listed by companies like Art Ancient LTD. Art Ancient LTD is a British company that works online in trading ancient artifacts from around the globe. It guarantees the legality of the artifacts it trades.
There are also items listed by ancient-artefacts.com that directs you to Antiquities.co.uk.
If I am not mistaken trading in Egyptian artifacts officially had been banned in Egypt since the second half of the 19th century.
I wrote before on how our ancient Egyptian heritage is being sold in international auctions. I will not deny that Egypt stopped some auctions in the past, but now it is getting ridiculous .. eBay for God sake !! What next we found our ancient Egyptian artifacts being sold on Craigslist !!
Already now the lazy ministry of antiquities began to act against some auction in Jerusalem showing some of the artifacts from different ancient eras.
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Friday, 13 September 2013

#Saving_History : Destroying our History by our hands

Posted on 08:47 by Unknown
When the tragedy of Mallawi museum took place last August , some people blamed foreign parties and enemies of standing behind the looting and destruction that took place in the Upper Egyptian museum just like what happened in Iraq.
Unlike Iraq , I believe we do not need foreign enemies and parties because so far I am afraid to say we are own worst enemy when it come to how we destroy our history and heritage.
After all the looting happened to the ancient Egyptian archaeological sites and the attack against old Christian churches and monasteries , we continue our attack on the Islamic heritage of Egypt.
From couple of weeks ago I was surprised and shocked like many “I Believe” to know that part of the 17th century Youssef Agha mosque was turned in to a Shoes shop o!! Oh yes a Shoes shop !!
Shoes shop in 17th century mosque !!
First of all I will be lying to say that I even knew that this beautiful mosque existed in Egypt. It is in old Cairo and it was built by a Mamluk Amir Youssef Agha Al-Hinn in 1625. It was a mosque and a school. This beautiful mosque is besides the Islamic museum and the Cairo security directorate.
The Mosque before the shop "Mohamed Msobeih"
It is very beautiful mosque. Here is a photo gallery in the old days. “Most of the photos are from researcher Mohamed Msobieh’s forum.

I am sorry but from what I see that the Cairo governorate , the local council and the police are all involved in this crime because you can not open a shop like that without licenses and permits from the government !!
FYI the mosque is registered as a monument. It was also renovated after the 1992 earthquake.  You can also read more about the history and architecture of that mosque from this informative e-book.
I do not know why TV channels launch a true campaign to save the heritage and the  history of this nation for real instead of that campaign to fight terrorism full of racism and hatred.
Archeologists are demanding the government to change the minister of antiquities Mohamed Ibrahim as soon as possible. It was their demand from the start.
I think we need make more noise about this unaccepted attack. If you are okay that a Shoes shop opens a branch in a mosque that is regarded , tomorrow do not be sad when you some foul and falafal sandwiches in some ancient Egyptian site.
We are indeed our own worst enemy !!
The nation that sells its history for wealth , deserves none!!
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Saturday, 31 August 2013

#Mallawi Museum Tragedy : We continue to lose our history

Posted on 10:25 by Unknown

On August 16, 2013 while Egypt was witnessed the aftermath following the dispersal of Rabaa and Nahda sits in ,the Mallawi museum in the city of Mallawi ,  Minya governorate was completely looted and destroyed.

For hours the museum was looted completely and the police did nothing , it did not stop the looters. I ran through the photos of the looted antiquities and one thing for sure the looters did not come individually but they came in big pick up in order to transfer that large amount of artifacts. Here is a slide show for the museum from “Egypt’s heritage task force”

It is very sad.

Officially 1089 artifacts were stolen from that museum. Only 216 artifacts have been restored so far.

Of course people and media back in Cairo accused the Muslim brotherhood and Islamists especially that there were on going attacks against Churches and shops owned by Christians in the same governorate at the same time. Well I do not think they are Islamists but rather the antiquities traders and their thugs in the area. I believe the looters and their bosses of antiquities traders seized the opportunity in the chaos.

Well regardless of the police ,I wonder why all those years since the inauguration of that valuable museum in 1960s, it did not have enough modern security systems at all !!

To be honest I admit that as Egyptian , it is the first time I know that there is a museum in Mallawi in the first place let alone a very rich and important museum like that despite it was founded in 1962 !!!

Anyhow in an attempt to save what we can save from our stolen heritage , archeological Facebook pages published some of the stolen artifacts including some of their descriptions.

Many of the antiquities go back to the Greco-Roman age. There are antiquities from more ancient times.

I gathered dozens of the photos in a Storify slide show, may be we can save some of these artifacts and stop them of being sold in auctions and so on.

I will post the rest of the photos in another post. Please spread them as much as you can especially if you are in country that got auction houses that sell ancient artifacts.

You must know that the illegal digging and excavation are spreading like epidemic through out Egypt. Looters do not give a damn for the police or the army. 

For decades we saw our history while it is stolen in front of us. This has to be stopped.

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Saturday, 10 August 2013

#Ramadan Arabian Nights #2013 : The Tale of Prince Amar El Din and King Zanzibar-28,29&30

Posted on 08:18 by Unknown

I apologize for the delay in posting the rest of our tale’s episodes. I was facing technical problems in the past few days prevented me from posting the files online. Anyhow here we are in Eid and I have managed to upload the files and they are working fine.

First things first , you should refresh your memory and remember what happened last Arabian night.

Second here are the last episodes with the synopsis :

Episode 28

Princess Amar El Din ran away with her maid from the kingdom in order to find the Lovers island meanwhile evil vizier Zangir failed in poisoning her sad depressed father. Amar and her maid disguised as men , as merchants and rented a poor fisherman boat to get to that unknown island. After couple of days and bad storm , they found the island. A beautiful tropical island in the middle of unknown sea where lovers come to complain about departure.There they met an old sheikh called Emotions who told them that Prince Amar El Din was in the end crying day and night for his beloved Amar. He told them that they could find in the sad Lovers parade at sunset 

The fisherman was famous late comedian Mohamed Rada by the way.

Episode 29

The Lovers parade started forcing both the princess and her maid to cry. They met Prince Amar El Din and the two lovers met once again.Princess Amar El Din told him to return with her to the kingdom as her dad King Zanzibar had approved their marriage.

The lovers returned to find out that people were leaving the island as Zangir killed the king and became the king. Amar El Din vowed to avenge for the king but the princess asked him to take her to her dad’s grave.

Episode 30

Of course King Zanzibar was not dead , the poison was not a poison but rather a drug that would make him like a dead man. He woke up in the tomb by the high priest who calmed him down and told him the truth about the truth of the poison.

At the same time Prince Amar El Din and Princess Amar El Din went to confront Zangir ,they met king Zanizbar. Zangir was killed and his son was killed.. by the people. King Zanzibar announced to the public that he stepped down leaving the throne to Prince Amar El Din.

Amar El Din told princess Amar El Din about the truth that he was a Jinn. Of course he was shocked that he turned in to a human as a result of marrying a princess. Nevertheless they lived happily ever after.

That’s for this Ramadan Arabian Nights folks , insh Allah next season will be Ramadan Arabian nights in 2014.

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Tuesday, 6 August 2013

#Ramadan Arabian Nights #2013 : The Tale of Prince Amar El Din and King Zanzibar-27

Posted on 14:05 by Unknown

Ok guys we are getting closer to the end of tale this year , tale of Prince Amar El Din and king Zanzibar

Tonight is our 27th episode of our tale.

Episode 27

Synposis

The princess and her maid decided to go to that place where the old lady told them that she saw Amar El Din. In that magical place the princess found a pot with food in it. Both the princess and her maid fell asleep. At the same time Amar El Din found them. He decided to leave a message on the princess’ hand. The message was to follow come him to the Lovers Island.

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Sunday, 4 August 2013

#Ramadan Arabian Nights #2013 : The Tale of Prince Amar El Din and King Zanzibar-26

Posted on 14:37 by Unknown

Here is the 26th episode of our tale this Ramadan , the tale of Prince Amar El Din and King Zanzibar.

You can refresh your memory and know what happened last night here.

Synposis

Princess Amar El Din is sick and nobody believes what she said.She insisted that she saw Amar El Din as a bird. The King offered 100 pieces of gold for whoever could cheer up the prince.

An old lady came to the princess’ palace and met her. That old lady claimed that she saw a bird that turned in to a human at certain location she described to the princess. The princess awarded the old lady 1000 pieces of gold and at the same time decided to search for her beloved Amar El Din.

The king visited his sick daughter and told her that she could marry the man she wanted.

Meanwhile wicked minister Zangir is planning to get rid from the king using the poison.

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Saturday, 3 August 2013

#Ramadan Arabian Nights #2013 : The Tale of Prince Amar El Din and King Zanzibar-25

Posted on 14:07 by Unknown

Here is the 25th episode of our tale , the tale of prince Amar El Din and King Zanizbar. First you should refresh you remember what happened last night.

Second here is the episode

Third here is the synopsis of tonight’s episode. 

Synopsis

The wicked minister wanted the king to announce the marriage of princess Amar El Din from his son Nagm El Din even before the end of the two days. The king insisted to wait till the sunset of the second day.

Just before the sunset of the second day prince Amar El Din showed up with the crown. The king was on the verge of announcing that Amar El Din may have the hand of the princess in marriage when Nagm El Din showed up with a big surprise. He told king Zanzibar that that was Amar El Din who had killed the guards before and was flirting with the princess. The king went mad and ordered this arrest. A fight happened and as expected Jinn Amar El Din escaped  after injuring Nagm El Din badly in his shoulder.

Amar El Din returned back to his beloved princess as a bird but nobody believed her.

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Friday, 2 August 2013

#Ramadan Arabian Nights #2013 : The Tale of Prince Amar El Din and King Zanzibar-24

Posted on 14:45 by Unknown
We continue the adventure of Prince Amar El Din and his quest that led him to marry the Viper Queen to get her crown.
First remember what happened last night and refresh your memory here.
Second here is tonight’s episode which was the 315th episode in the 1001 Egyptian Radio Arabian nights.

Synopsis

The viper queen knows who Amar El Din was and why he came. She did not want to him to leave thus she confronted him. To make it impossible for him to escape and open the other forbidden door , she ordered her lethal viper snake pet to guard the forbidden door.  Amar El Din had no other way except to kill both the queen and her snake pet.
Amar El Din has got two days only to return to Amar El Din with the crown.
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    The battle has got a name now “The Mount battle” in reference to Mokattam Hill that is regarded by most Egyptians as a mount while it is n...
  • #PortSaid : Day#3 in Civil Disobedience
    And the people of Port Said continue in their civil disobedience for the third day in row. Today thousands of protesters from Port Said'...
  • Links and Notes 01/02/2014
    Danger on the rails by Alaa Elkamhawi | PANORAMA Amazing Photo report by talented photojournalist Al...
  • Links and Notes 10/27/2013
    Egypt's Prosecution slams football Ultras members with another 15 days detention - Politics - Egypt - Ahram ...
  • Merry Christmas Again and Again :)
    I love how we got two Christmases in Egypt :) Merry Christmas to all Orthodox Christians especially Egyptian Orthodox Christians that saw a ...
  • Links and Notes 11/12/2013
    Egyptian women losing rights at a fast pace: Reuters CEO - Politics - Egypt - Ahram Online In Reuter...
  • #Morsi_Trial : Another trial for another president
    I read this tweet today “Egyptians used to call the trial of Mubarak as the trial of the century , what will they call the trial of Morsi to...
  • Links and Notes 12/03/2013
    Days of Protest in Ukraine - In Focus - The Atlantic The protests of Ukraine and the photos are maki...
  • And The Soldiers Are Back and Free
    From four hours ago the official spokesperson of armed forces announced the end of the hostages crisis in Sinai with the following message ...

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