Latest in Tag: ramadan Highlight
Latest in Tag: ramadan
Twitter reveals increase of usersâ activities in Ramadan
Egypt comes in third place after Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in engaging with published Ramadan-related content
Syria extends ceasefire despite heavy fighting in Aleppo
Damascus has extended a ceasefire for 72 hours, marking the second of its kind since the end of Ramadan. The US’ top diplomat is expected in Moscow as the international community pushes to revive stalled peace talks.
Syrian army declares 72-hour halt in fighting
The Syrian regime troops have announced a unilateral three-day ceasefire coinciding with the end of Muslim holy month of Ramadan. The truce applies to the whole country, according to the army’s statement.
Muslims spend âLaylet al-Qadrâ seeking mercy and forgiveness
This year, Ramadanâs last Friday was the 27th day of the holy month, what is known as Leylet al-Qadr (the night of power). In Islam, Laylet al-Qadr is the night the Quran was first revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. According to the Quran, that night is the greatest night of the year and any adoration …
Grand Hotel: a journey through time
One of the most talked about drama series this Ramadan is Grand Hotel, a show based on a Spanish series bearing the same name. Taking place in the 1950s, the show follows the story of Ali and his quest to solve the mystery of his missing sister who worked at the notorious Grand Hotel in …
In Video: Like father like daughter: A female Mesaharati
https://youtu.be/PeOkXN1AL90 Video by Ahmed Hendawy editing by Omar Korashi
Egyptian drama and political conflicts
The series showed the Muslim Brotherhood, explaining their inception, guidelines, and vision.
Curbing the sweet tooth: price changes affecting appetite for Eid Al-Fitr favourites
This yearâs festive season has proved to be the weakest in demand for Eid products, says member of Commerce Chamberâs sweets division
Hotels, resorts promote special offers in bid to attract Egyptians during Eid Al-Fitr
Egyptian families prefer Ain Sokhna and Alexandria due to their proximity to Cairo compared to Hurghada and Sharm El-Sheikh
Evil wins the competition in Ramadan drama this year
This Ramadan, the drama competition has tipped the balance. It witnessed a rebirth of some experienced and young actors, and frustration with others who failed to impress their audience with a new story or performance this year. Yousra is one of the actresses who has enjoyed the spotlight this Ramadan, thanks to her outstanding talent …
Ramadan in El-Hussein: a long-standing tradition
Though El-Hussein is a popular spot, boasting many restaurants and eateries, the increasing number of everyday visitors during Ramadan results in eateries âstuffed to the raftersâ an hour before Iftar
Fashion and jewellery designers celebrate Ramadan with Ahl Masr Foundation
Designer Shahira Fawzy showcased an oriental collection that went hand in hand with the current season. Meanwhile, Farida Temraz took part in the charity auction with a gown of her design that was worn at the Academy Awards
Grand Hotel: a thriller drama for every family
This Ramadan, thousands stepped into the wide aisles and endless corridors of the ever-charming Grand Hotel in Aswan. From spectacular scenery to breath-taking costumes, the magic and elegance of this one particular TV series have many viewers glued to their TV sets and computer monitors in complete awe. Grand Hotel is a drama series that …
TV channels accumulate EGP 1.5bn in revenues during first half of Ramadan
MBC Masr tops the list with EGP 260m followed by Al-Nahar with EGP 243m
Imbabaâs fish market: the journey of buying seafood in Cairo
Cairoâs famous fish market is witnessing a low turnout this Ramadan, as many Egyptians prefer meat and chicken for their iftar tables
In Video: The making of Ramadanâs Konefa
Video by Nada Amr and Mahmoud Nasr Editing by Omar Korashi
In Video : Kasr El-dobara Evangelical Church holds Iftar in Cairoâs downtown
Video by Asmaa Gamal and Ahmed Hendawy Editing by Omar Korashi
Good causes and charity projects win the Ramadan race in advertising
Magdi Yacoubâs ad positively flipped the coin towards donation campaigns
Adhering to stereotypes, Ramadan series focus on fragile, unstable women
Many script writers have decided to put their heroines in a standard role, where she suffers from a diversion of mental illness or abnormal behaviour.
Fanous Ramadan: more than just a lantern
I inherited the craft from my father and I teach my children about it so that the art form may survive my death, says one fanous maker
Heads of university student unions turn down invitations to Al-Sisiâs iftar event Â
The president gave a speech during the iftar celebration, discussing his achievements  over the past two years and further aspirations for the country
In Pictures: Kasr El-Dobara Evangelical Church holds Iftar in downtown Cairo
State faces accusations of âreligious policingâ during Ramadan
A circulated video showing security personnel storming into cafes stirs controversy amid denials of discrimination against non-fasting citizens
In Video: Boggy and Tamtam reappear.. bringing back nostalgia
Video by Asmaa Gamal and Ahmed Hendawy Editing by Omar Korashi
Boggy and Tamtam reappear, bringing back nostalgiaÂ
Those who grew up watching the show feel a pinch of nostalgia whenever they see pictures of their beloved friends, nine years after the show last aired.
Ramadan: individuality and conformity
This piece might be uncomfortable for some people. Over the years, we have grown accustomed to celebrating the holy month of Ramadan as one of the most festive occasions of the year. Undoubtedly, the religious value of the month in the Islamic faith and its spiritual purposes are unquestionable. In Egyptian society in particular, Ramadan …
Are the so-called guardians of religion taking it too far?
Muslims faced by controversial fatwas while state tightens grip on mosques
How Ramadan in Egypt is different compared to anywhere else
Street decorations, lanterns, and huge family banquets: the little things that Egyptians take for granted
In Video: Ramadan carnival in Al-Muizz street
Video by Asmaa Gamal and Ahmed Hendawy Editing by Omar Korashi
Ramadan preparations: anticipating joy of the holy month overcomes social torment
The streets are decorated with lights and colourful lanterns. People greet each other with smiles and wait for any interaction between them to say kul sena wa enta tayeb (used during the holy month to mean âHappy Ramadanâ)