Almasry Alyoum

Henry Todd’s book Die Empty presents a simple yet striking idea: Do not take your ideas to the grave. Empty…

Do nations change suddenly, as the weather shifts overnight? Or are the dramatic scenes we witness in streets and public…

A Child’s Freedom: Between Roots and Wings An Essay on Parenting, Values, and the Right to Question By Hossam Badrawi…

We often hear grand political terms such as national sovereignty, political independence, and an independent national decision. Yet the question…

It may not be correct to separate identity from citizenship, because citizenship, in its deeper meaning, is not merely a…

Imagine a tourist standing at the foot of the Great Pyramid, lifting their eyes toward its summit and suddenly feeling…

  In moments of major transformation, danger is not always loud or clearly visible. Sometimes it slips in quietly, disguises…

We have grown accustomed to seeing the world around us as a collection of separate things: I am here and…

Nations are not merely maps drawn on paper, borders guarded by weapons, or numbers announced in government reports. At their…

There is a defining moment in every person’s life—a moment when they discover that knowledge is not a ladder leading…

Secularism, secularity, or worldly humanism is the principle based on separating government, state institutions, and political authority from religious authority…

DNA and Beyond: Between Science and Philosophy Genetics & Epigenetics DNA, translated into Arabic as “deoxyribonucleic acid,” is commonly referred…

  When I reflected deeply on verses from the Qur’an and the sayings of sages throughout history—words that soothed my…

A constitution is not merely a document written in a moment of consensus; it is tested in moments of disagreement.…

“The world is not rebalancing… it is fragmenting.” We have grown accustomed to repeating the term “multipolar” as if history…

On April 8, 1970, during the War of Attrition, Israeli aircraft turned the Bahr El-Baqar Primary School in Egypt’s Sharqia…

To understand, I read, gathered information, analyzed, and now I share what I’ve concluded. Many believe that Iran is capable—if…

“I did not always win… but I always learned.” What shapes a person in life is not what they gain,…

When the United Nations was founded in 1945, after two world wars that tore humanity apart, it was not merely…

Continuing my article from the Wednesday before last about teaching Arabic in the pre-school stage, I found—based on my experience…