The Global Charity Authority organized an Umrah trip for 13 outstanding orphans under its care, including visits to Mecca and Medina with accommodation, meals, and daily allowance provided.

A Lebanese Arab writer who began working at An-Nahar newspaper and has been writing his daily column in Asharq Al-Awsat since 1987. He spent nearly four decades in Paris, London, and North America. Sanallah Ibrahim lived five years in prison but continued creative writing as if he had never been imprisoned.

The Egyptian writer explains how the human eye focuses on a specific point with three-dimensional depth, while the camera captures all elements equally, resulting in a cold and crowded image. The mind selects a clear area and blurs the surroundings, similar to how we mix essential and secondary matters in life.

Egyptian artist Hamza Namira entered the 2025 Grammy Awards race with his new album "Personal Decision," becoming the first Egyptian singer to officially participate in these global music awards.

Egyptian artist Hamza Namira entered the 2025 Grammy Awards race with his new album "Personal Decision," becoming the first Egyptian singer to officially participate in these global music awards.

Aisha Al Mansouri, assistant curator at the Zayed National Museum, participated in the project to revive the historic Bronze Age Majan boat and was among five women given the opportunity to sail on the ship after its construction, an experience she describes as a dream come true.

Aisha Al Mansouri, assistant curator at the Zayed National Museum, participated in the project to revive the historic Bronze Age Majan boat and was among five women given the opportunity to sail on the ship after its construction, an experience she describes as a dream come true.

"Seven Sayings for One Right" by Egyptian poet Yasmin Salah expresses a feminine scream filled with existential questions, portraying a self that sees the world as an abyss and life as a fall from birth, burdened by a history of female oppression and exploring the conflict between tenderness and cruelty through mythological symbols.

"Seven Sayings for One Right" by Egyptian poet Yasmin Salah expresses a feminine scream filled with existential questions, portraying a self that sees the world as an abyss and life as a fall from birth, burdened by a history of female oppression and exploring the conflict between tenderness and cruelty through mythological symbols.

The Yunus Emre Cultural Institute organizes the "Summer School of Turkish Cuisine" program that allows chefs from different countries to discover Turkish culinary heritage and exchange expertise. Thirteen chefs participated in tours in Gaziantep, Konya, Şanlıurfa, and Istanbul, focusing on Anatolian and Ottoman kitchen traditions.