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Discussion on the evolution of religious freedom in Egypt relating to constitutional, legal, and societal dimensions after the January 25 Revolution.
Open RecordThis article discusses the challenges faced in Islamic-Christian relations in Egypt and the Arab world, highlighting historical examples and advocating for citizenship and equality among all religious communities.
Open RecordA review of Nabiel Abd El-Fattah's book highlights the issues of religion and state in Egypt, addressing the decline of civil culture and the complexities of religious tolerance.
Open RecordAn exploration of Jerusalem's historical significance and its role in the Abrahamic religions, touching on themes of apocalypse and religious beliefs.
Open RecordThis article discusses Egypt's historical and cultural experience of coexistence among various communities over thousands of years. It explores the complexities of identity and cultural division, and the processes leading to social coherence amidst diversity.
Open RecordAn extensive collection documenting various Syriac martrologies and menologies.
Open RecordA historical analysis from ancient civilizations to contemporary impacts of humanity on the environment.
Open RecordThis document outlines the ethical guidelines and responsibilities of medical professionals. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to Islamic teachings in medical ethics and the necessity of various aspects such as honesty, integrity, and patient confidentiality in healthcare practices.
Open RecordThis Paper aims at developing the Egyptian social capital through defining the concept of social capital, its importance and factors. Whereas the second section presents the current situation of social capital, its types and applications in Egypt, in addition to present the features of some international and arabic experiences in social capital. The paper ends with some policies in order to developing the social capital in Egypt.
Open RecordThis article explores the impact of World War II on public health in Egypt, specifically from 1942 to 1945, focusing on the government response to various health crises, including outbreaks of diseases such as malaria and typhus, the role of civil society, and the influence of the press, particularly Al-Ahram.
Open RecordThe article discusses the historical context of Egypt's modern project starting in the mid-19th century, examining the conflict between progressive and conservative elements within the Egyptian elite and the impact of British occupation.
Open RecordAn exploration of how modern media creates distractions and affects public discourse, referencing philosophical insights from Plato.
Open RecordAbd al-Rahman al-Jabarti emerges as a significant historian of 18th century Egypt, meticulously chronicling life and social hierarchies, and reflecting on the intellectual landscape of his time.
Open RecordThis study addresses the moral crisis of the Ethics Matrix in Egyptian society, proposing strategies for overcoming the identified significant issues.
Open RecordA chronological list of events detailing attacks, violence, and governmental response against Copts in various locations of Egypt from 1970 to 2006.
Open RecordThis work chronicles the early history of the Christian church, detailing events and figures from the first three centuries including the establishment of key doctrines.
Open RecordThis article discusses the increasing incidents of sectarian violence in Egypt over the past decade and calls for political and societal responsibility to address the issue.
Open RecordThis study examines gender issues within Christianity, specifically focusing on the Coptic Orthodox Church's approach. It discusses the roles of men and women in the church and society and the theological justifications for these roles, analyzing the impact of patriarchal culture on interpretations of gender.
Open RecordThe article discusses the need for a rule of law in Egypt and criticizes the sectarian division propagated by influential figures, particularly in the context of recent sectarian fires.
Open RecordThis research discusses the historical and social aspects of the Copts during the Fatimid Caliphate in Egypt, chronicling their roles in administration, cultural interactions, and the influence of their religion amidst the shifting powers.
Open RecordThis article explores the sources of writing Coptic history, focusing on both Christian historians and Coptic historians, detailing notable figures and their contributions.
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