Egypt and the World
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Cultural Perspectives connects scholarship around 18th century, 18th Century Egypt, Abd al-Rahman al-Jabarti through 21 archive record(s), 3 author(s), 6 collection(s), and 21 supporting media asset(s).
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Discusses the historical role of the Coptic Church in Egypt's relations with Nubia and Ethiopia regarding Nile water issues, highlighting the potential political implications.
This text discusses the contributions of Abd al-Rahman al-Jabarti as a major historian of 18th century Egypt, focusing on his methodology and the societal values reflected in his writings.
An analysis of how the health situation in Egypt deteriorated during World War II, focusing on the spread of diseases such as typhus and malaria, and the government's response, including efforts by civic organizations.
A book by journalist Alfred Lilienthal published in 1953, discussing the implications of Israel's establishment and the consequences faced by Palestinians and Jews.
This article discusses the Elephant Clock, designed by the famous medieval Muslim engineer Al-Jazari. It highlights its unique design, historical significance, and the ongoing educational initiatives to honor contribu...
The author discusses the concept of renaissance as not merely a political or economic victory but as a comprehensive elevation of society. The necessity for modern ethical values to achieve this renaissance is emphasized.
This article discusses the social structures and networks within the Egyptian society, focusing on the relationships between Muslims and Copts, highlighting the importance of social bridges between different societal groups.
This text discusses the historical context of sectarian strife in Egypt, particularly since the 1952 revolution, and critiques the societal responses to this issue, emphasizing the importance of cultural awareness.
The ongoing religious debate is a recent phase of sectarian strife in Egypt, fueled by ignorance and incited by media.
The current religious discourse is a significant factor in sectarian strife in Egypt, with its potential to escalate into a genuine catastrophe if not addressed. The discourse involves a chaotic mix of writings and te...
The ongoing debate about whether Obama deserves the Nobel Peace Prize raises questions about the criteria for awarding it, highlighting the prize's complexities in acknowledging political actions rather than merely pa...
The article discusses the concepts of Egyptian identity and character through historical perspectives, emphasizing the importance of understanding the geographical and temporal aspects of Egypt's civilization.
The main entrance of Al-Azhar Mosque, designed in Gothic style, represents a blend of European and local Egyptian architectural influences, tracing back to the 18th century. This article explores the artistic and cult...
Abdel Rahman Al-Jabarti is considered the most important historian of Egypt in the 18th century, with a strong belief that his father was one of the most significant scholars of his time.
A comparison of religious tolerance and intolerance illustrated by the contrasting events surrounding mosque construction in New York and church construction in Maghagha, Egypt.
An analysis of the recurring patterns of sectarian violence in Egypt and the societal responses, highlighting the failure of elites and institutions to address the issues.