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GHORAYEBAT Author: Marisa Lopez : These delicious and delicate biscuits that melt in your mouth are another Egyptian Eid specialty....
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Marisa Lopez Chicote | 11 Mar, 2022
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Lessons of Ramadan
Lessons of Ramadan We’ve now almost come to the end of Ramadan. Throughout this month, in obedience to Allah swt,...
Rebecca Pena Hikal | 11 Mar, 2022
EID AL-FITR
Eid in Arabic means “feast, festival, holiday.” Eid is a worldwide festival and celebration for Muslims. During the calendar year...
Rebecca Pena Hikal | 11 Mar, 2022
Being Grateful
Being Grateful This blog was inspired by a post that I saw on a dear friend’s timeline this morning. This...
Marisa Lopez Chicote | 11 Mar, 2022
Egyptian Weika
As we said before Bamia (Okra) is one of the most commonly eaten dishes in Egypt, and is cooked in several ways. ...
Marisa Lopez Chicote | 11 Mar, 2022
KAHK EL EID
We are reaching the last days of Ramadan and Eid El Fitr is around the corner, next week InshaAllah. It...
Naima Mohamed | 11 Mar, 2022
Hold On, Pain Ends
As you know, we all go through pain, whether it’s physical or psychological. In fact, we’ve come across that friend,...
Marisa Lopez Chicote | 11 Mar, 2022
SABLE BISCUITS FOR EID
Ingredients 250g flour 200g butter, cut into small cubes 100g icing sugar pinch of salt 2 egg yolks 4 tbsp...
Marisa Lopez Chicote | 11 Mar, 2022
The difference between the official and unofficial marriage contract (Orfi) in Egypt
Many women do not distinguish between a legal marriage and a non-legal marriage and can be easily deceived. To help...