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As we enter the last ten days of Ramadan, there is much talk about “the best times for supplication,” and…

In moments of great turmoil, politics tends to reduce the world to sharp binaries:one camp versus another, one axis against…

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, and in response to a question from one of my patients about the…

I read a beautiful article by Mohamed Abdel Quddous titled boldly: “God Is My Friend.”I smiled as I read it,…

I reflected on the relationship between habituation, the fading of wonder, and the withdrawal of passion in human relationships, and…

Not every colloquial dialect is simple, and not every classical form is elevated. In Arouh Le-Mien, Egyptian colloquial Arabic appears…

Every major power reshaping humanity has been more than a tool. Fire was not warmth; it was existential transformation.The printing…

Egyptian colloquial is not a departure from Arabic, nor is Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) a break from the language of…

Egyptian colloquial Arabic is not merely a dialect for daily communication; it is a flowing river of rhythm and warmth,…

In a turbulent political world—where interests intertwine with positions, and the moral compass often goes missing—it is rare to encounter…

Not every intellectual disagreement is a disagreement at the core, and not every rejection of an idea is a sign…

The year 2026 did not begin with hope, but with warning signs.States are disintegrating, presidents are being arrested beyond their…

I am not an economist, but I asked myself a logical question:If all the countries of the world—rich and poor—are…

You may notice that as people grow older, they no longer love, grieve, or rejoice with the same intensity or…

Like many others, I receive WhatsApp messages every Friday—sometimes greetings for occasions, sometimes prayers. When you have a large number…

In a mother’s womb, there were two unborn babies. One asked the other:“Do you believe in life after birth?” The…

In our current era, the term “conspiracy theory” has become a common weapon to dismiss any narrative that challenges the…

In the ancient East, where most of the great questions about creation and destiny were born, religions emerged whose effects…

“Humazah” refers to harming and belittling people—whether through direct hurtful speech, insulting gestures, or actions that make others feel small,…

Let us reflect on how meaning was born out of nothingness.Early humans knew only fullness. They counted what their eyes…