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Captured in '67, Avenged in October

"The Zionists captured me in '67, and I avenged them in October"... These were the sweetest words of Corporal Fighter Ahmed El-Sayed Hashish, one of the sons of the village of Mit Rabiea in Belbeis, Sharqia Governorate, who passed away just hours ago. I met him in 2018, accompanied by journalist Hassan Essam El-Din, and asked

Najib Mahfouz ... An Era of Love

Najib Mahfouz claims that many of his colleagues who married based on romantic love failed. However, he believes that marriage provides stability for the writer and the artist. He always asserts that he is Kamal Abdel Jawad in the Trilogy or very close to him. Kamal Abdel Jawad's character is very similar to his, even in his first love

Congress of African journalists (CAJ), a Story to be told

A finest bird has appeared in the nest of professional journalists’ organization in Africa. Congress of African journalists (CAJ), was birthed by gurus in the pen pushers firmament with the vision of protecting journalists and improving professionalism. Since its incorporation in Nigeria in November 2020, CAJ has attracted the

Lovers of Abdel Halim Hafez

I fell in love with the artist Abdel Halim Hafez since I first heard him in elementary school and was strongly drawn to him because of his captivating and touching voice. His voice was warm, sometimes delicate and sometimes powerful, making it easy for people to connect with him. Abdel Halim would sacrifice his health for the sake of

A Platform for 200 Million Arab Youth

I remember this scene, despite more than 30 years having passed, when we used to stand at 3 a.m. waiting for the Al-Ahram distribution car on the first day of every month—the day the new issue of "Al-Shabab" magazine, published by Al-Ahram Foundation, was released. Why did we wait until dawn? Because in the morning, we