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Grandparents and Grandchildren Face-to-Face on the Internet

With the immense accumulation witnessed on the internet day by day, even hour by hour, for our news, emotions, compositions, photos, and videos, we find ourselves in front of a vast library or a huge repository of documents that accurately describe our lives. Our children and grandchildren will be able to access our pages and personal

Microsoft Robot Dreams of Destroying Humanity...

The human mind remains superior in controlling this universe, despite what we read every day about the unlimited leap of artificial intelligence, and despite what we have read in recent days about the new chatbot BING going out of control. However, the human mind is still the only one capable of provoking and pushing it to escape attempts and

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

Lady Huda and Her Ten Men

Among the poetic plays left to us by the Prince of Poets, Ahmed Shawqi, is the play "Lady Huda," which includes comedic glimpses, unlike his other plays: The Death of Cleopatra, Cambyses, Madman Layla, Antara, Ali Bek Al-Kabir, and The Princess of Andalusia. "Lady Huda" addresses the character of the strong, capable,

Morning and Evening Talk

"Morning and Evening Talk" remains the most famous, beloved, and closest to the hearts of the audience in the early third millennium. It was first introduced to people in 2001, based on a novel of the same name by the great writer Naguib Mahfouz, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature after publishing this novel a year earlier.