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Romans Recapture Alexandria in the Era of Uthman ibn Affan: Amr ibn Ash Makes a Comeback

ALEXANDRIA — The Church of St. Mary has, in conjunction with the Come to the Water Area Catholic Community, including St. Nicholas and Immaculate Conception churches, secured Chris Stefanick, author, speaker, and TV host, for a presentation from 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 20.   The presentation will take place at the Church of St. Mary.   Over the past decade, Stefanick has established himself worldwide with millions of people. Stefanick’s live seminars r…

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Stefanick to speak at Church of St. Mary on Oct. 20

Two human rights groups called on the Egyptian authorities to investigate the sudden, suspicious death of a former detainee in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria over the weekend. "Ahmed Abdullah Younis died shortly after he reportedly left the building of the local branch of the state security police in the Al-Agamy region, west of Alexandria, where he may have been allegedly subjected to physical or psychological violations," the Egyptian Ne…

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Rights groups urged Egypt to investigate ex-detainee's death

Alexandria, a city steeped in cultural heritage, higher education institutions face a critical task: integrating innovative technologies and fostering global collaboration within their established curricula. This strategic approach aims to train graduates who are equipped to navigate a changing world. By bridging the gap between tradition and modernity, universities contribute to a solid learning environment that allows future leaders to collabo…

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Senghor University: Integrating Innovation and Tradition for Future Leaders

Actress Sahar El Sayegh revealed the behind-the-scenes of the movie “Perhaps God Sees Me” which was recently screened at the 32nd Alexandria Film Festival for Mediterranean Countries. El Sayegh said: “The idea of the movie is very nice and it talks about a girl who decided to end her life. The movie reveals the dark side she lives in and how she will overcome this and the factors that helped her do so.” She added: “The movie shows us when a pers…

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Sahar Al-Sayegh reveals the backstage of her latest films - Al-Alam Al-Youm

The sound and light shows at the historic Qaitbay Citadel in Alexandria, presented by the Egyptian Sound and Light Company affiliated with the Ministry of the Public Business Sector, witnessed a large public turnout during the past week after its opening on October 6, coinciding with the celebration of the anniversary of the glorious victories, as Egyptians and foreign visitors flocked to enjoy the unique experience of these shows. Visitors expr…

Huge turnout for sound and light shows at Qaitbay Citadel in Alexandria after official opening - Al-Alam Al-Youm

REVIEW BY SG The Pharos lighthouse was a feat of ancient engineering. For 16 centuries, its light guided ships through the hazardous rocks safely into Alexandria’s harbour, before finally toppling after a series of earthquakes in the early 14th century AD. How many modern-day structures will survive that long? And yet the lighthouse is little…

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The Pharos Lighthouse in Alexandria: Second Sun and Seventh Wonder of Antiquity (Routledge Monographs in Classical Studies)

Under the slogan “Allies to nature... In the world of robotics”, the International Robot Olympics Competition announced that the Asdaa Association for the Advancement of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, based in Alexandria governorate, won the first and second place in the activities of the Innovation Competition held at New Giza University in partnership with a regional partnership from Ideas Gym Center. As well as running to represent Egypt inter…

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The teams of the Asdaa Association for the Advancement of the Deaf won first and second place in the International Robot Olympics Competition in the field of sustainable development - The World Today

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Thonis-Heracleion was once a bustling city at the mouth of the River Nile, serving as Egypt’s primary port for international trade before the rise of Alexandria in 331 BCE. This city, a fusion of myth and reality, played a vital role in ancient Egyptian civilization, hosting a grand temple dedicated to Amun, which had significance in the country’s dynastic rites.  Founded around the 8th century BCE, Thonis-Heracleion thrived for centuries, survi…

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2,500-year-old lost city discovered sunken off the coast of Egypt

Thus was the second expulsion of the Romans from Egypt. Between their arrival in Alexandria and their flight from the city, this time only a few months elapsed.

The Story of the Roman Failure to Reconquer Egypt in the Era of Caliph Uthman bin Affan

Hilton has signed an agreement with Tharaa Misr for Real Estate Development to develop the Hilton Garden Inn Borg El Arab Beach

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