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As many of you know, Egypt is an Islamic country. Yet Christmas is celebrated every year by its large Coptic Christian population who have been…

Part of Ramadan is enjoying iftar with family and friends. If that doesn’t happen at home, then the next best thing is to go out…

Ramadan is upon us and the whole Middle East is celebrating. In fact, odds are that no matter where you live, you’ll probably know someone…

Many people visit Egypt with the intention of going on a Nile Cruise. More often than not, they narrow their choices down to…

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0January 21, 2013
Arabic Lesson #4 – My name is

In the Arabic language “My name is” is simply said using one word: “Ismy.” Pronounced Iss-me, the word primarily comes from the word “Issm” (name)…
0January 10, 2013
Arabic Lesson #3 – Insha’Allah

“Insha-Allah”, pronounced In-shaa-ull-luh, is an Arabic phrase used to say “If Allah wills”. “Insha”, meaning if he wills, and Allah, is the name of God in…
0January 8, 2013
Arabic Lesson #2 – Shukran

Shukran pronounced Shook-run, is the Arabic word for Thank you. When people want to show more appreciation they say Shukran Jazilan. Jazilan, pronounced Jaz-ee-lan, means…

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Arabic Lesson #4 – My name is

Posted on January 21, 2013 | No Comments
In the Arabic language “My name is” is simply said using one word: “Ismy.” Pronounced Iss-me, the word primarily comes from the word “Issm” (name)...
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Arabic Lesson #3 – Insha’Allah

Posted on January 10, 2013 | No Comments
“Insha-Allah”, pronounced In-shaa-ull-luh, is an Arabic phrase used to say “If Allah wills”. “Insha”, meaning if he wills, and Allah, is the name of God in...
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Posted on January 8, 2013 | No Comments
Shukran pronounced Shook-run, is the Arabic word for Thank you. When people want to show more appreciation they say Shukran Jazilan. Jazilan, pronounced Jaz-ee-lan, means...
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