Salah Abdel Sabour – a prominent figure in the Arabic modernism and free poetry movement – has his complete plays published in a new edition
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Intimate portrait of Amal Donqol, written by his wife and originally published in 1992, reissued for 2012
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Event to be organised by Coalition of Egyptian Librarians, Egyptian Library and Archives, and March 7 movement, among others
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Renowned Egyptian author who passed away earlier this month will be commemorated on Wednesday in Garden City
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With the Bibliotheca established as a significant cultural venue, director Serageddin is ready to embark on greater projects
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Ahmed Salem concludes in his book that Islamic literature reduced the state to the ruler’s personality, a condition from which the region still suffers
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Jason Larkin and Jack Shenker's project in both photography and writing explores a changing Cairo
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The history professor, Sherif Younis, describes in his book political reactions in post-revolution Egypt as a political vacuum
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Tarek Radwan looks back at 1916 when Egypt was suffering from severe political and economic stress caused by the First World War and the British occupation
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Beibars interviews female activists and mothers who sent their children to the square, showing unique bravery that will stand as an example for generations to come
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Arabic-language translation of Hamilton Gibb's classic tome on Islamic civilisation is finally available
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Artist Mohamed Abla donates 12 paintings to Egyptian Scientific Institute, which lost its copy of the historic manuscript to fire during December's Cabinet clashes
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