President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi's recent call for the renewal of religious discourse in Egypt coincided with the selection of Imam Mohamed Abdou as the person of the year at the 46th Cairo International Book Fair.
The call for renewal is essential in (...)
The 1980s for the US was a decade of uncertainty and confusion over its future as the dominant world power. In spite of the evident deterioration in the socialist bloc led by the USSR, certain theories began to gain currency regarding the decline of (...)
Sayed Qotb represents an extension of the thought of Hassan El-Banna. Both are from a similar branch of knowledge shaped by the teachings and implications of the divine revelation, and both belong to the same political framework: the Muslim (...)
In the late 1920s the movement envisaged by Hassan Al-Banna took concrete form with the founding of an Islamist group in Ismailiya. Described as a religious association dedicated to “the promotion of virtue and prevention of vice”, its activities (...)
During media discussions of the new Suez Canal project that is to be built in parallel to the existing canal in the east of the country, many references were made to an ancient canal that the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Sesostris is said to have dug to (...)
CAIRO: An European Union (EU) delegation will begin a five-day tour in the Egyptian governorates of Minya and Fayoum tomorrow to conduct E. coli inspection checks on Egyptian seeds.
Egyptian seeds were earlier blamed for causing E. coli outbreaks (...)
The fact-finding committee, formed by the Coalition of Engineers to reform agriculture, denied the report of results by the European Food Safety Authority. Reports blame Egyptian fenugreek seeds for the emergence of bacteria E. Coli.
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CAIRO: All Egyptians are invited for Taraweh prayers and Iftar – the traditional meal breaking the fast in the Muslim's holy month – on the fifth of Ramadan in Tahrir Square, according to the Egyptian Coordinator Committee of the Revolution, said (...)
CAIRO: The imam of the Omar Makram mosque, Mazhar Shahen, led the Friday prayer today of which was attended by thousands of Muslims from Tahrir Square. Thousands of Egyptians headed to Tahrir Square to protest in today's 'Friday of (...)
Egypt sent 21 technical questions regarding the E. Coli crisis to the European Union (EU) after a national committee formed to address the issue approved the inquiries, said Ali Suleiman, central administration chairman of the agricultural (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's political powers have proposed a group of public figures to assume the office of prime minister and replace Essam Sharaf, who was nominated PM shortly after the resignation of Egypt's former president, Hosni Mubarak. Nominations (...)
Youm7 has obtained a copy of the report prepared by Egypt's Ministry of Agriculture in response to European Union accusations that Egyptian fenugreek seeds were the source of the recent deadly outbreak of E. Coli.
The EU sent a letter to its (...)
CAIRO: European Union Commission sent a letter to 27 countries announcing that Egyptian fenugreek is acquitted of E-Coli outbreak in European countries.
Israeli and U.S. media reported Egypt is linked with the outbreak of E-Coli bacteria through (...)
Egypt's Ministry of Agriculture has raised the state of alert regarding the E-Coli bacteria. Yesterday Egypt diagnosed what is believed to be the first case of the deadly strain in Egypt in a German tourist.
The ministry has raised the alert (...)
Dialogues of Naguib Mahfouz:
Mon Egypte
By Mohamed Salmawy
When I was preparing a book about Naguib Mahfouz for the French publisher Jean-Claude Lattes, I asked the novelist about Egypt and what it represented for him. The things Mahfouz said made (...)
By Naguib Mahfouz
I cannot say that the Wye Accord fulfils the dreams of the Palestinian people, the dreams which they have struggled to make reality for over half a century. It would be enough, however, if the agreement were to put an end to the (...)
By Naguib Mahfouz
The two attacks staged by the US against Afghanistan and Sudan are unacceptable. The US, so concerned with fighting terrorism, could have responded in a way worthy of a democratic country: with actions motivated by a sense of (...)