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Have you ever spent any time reading El-Maqrizi, Ibn Iyas or Ibn Taghri Birdi, completely losing your bearing in the Cairo of the tenth or thirteenth centuries?
A seminar is held to celebrate the book of graffiti prints- an Upper Egyptian phenomenon
The Out of the Picture Festival will host "shaabi" (popular) music tomorrow, Thursday, 20 October
El-Geneina Theatre pushes boundaries in their search for underground talents, bringing shaabi (popular) music from the streets and weddings to the stage
The covering, or keswa, of the Kaaba was traditionally made in Egypt
Ritual songs which used to accompany the sending of the cover of the Kaaba from Egypt to Mecca
Upon seeing Hajar, Sarah sank in a sea of bewilderment
The Annual exhibition of pottery and tapestry handicrafts of Garagos Artists is back in town
The once bustling Souq Al-Selah Street lies in the heart of Islamic Cairo surrounded now by piles of refuse, as it slowly decays and slips out of the collective memory

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It is perhaps one of the most detailed, sophisticated visions of Cairo’s future to have been put together in the past thirty years or so

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On the fourth night of Samaa International Sufi Festival, members of the Pakistani Rafi Peer band create musical magic for an eager crowd

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Makan, the Egyptian Centre for Culture and Art, buzzes with the grassroots sound of the Nile Delta, featuring little seen stars

Celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, the Picasso Gallery in Zamalek features a highly unique calligraphy collection by artist Khodeir El-Borsaidy

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Legendary poet, playwright, cartoonist remains as popular as ever

Nagi Shaker, the chief designer for Al-Leila Al-Kebira, Cairo's iconic marionette theatre musical of the 1960s, speaks about his life and work

Last week Egypt lost one of its greatest and inimitable storytellers, Ramadan Khater


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