The Ministry of Awqaf designated the topic of today's Friday sermon as "Correct Your Concepts," addressing societal misconceptions such as cheating in exams, vandalism of public property, and family disputes, emphasizing awareness and mercy in building a conscious Egyptian individual.

Mohamed Mounir, known as "The King," celebrates his birthday on October 10, while Amr Diab, "El Hedba," celebrates on October 11. Both artists have unique styles that reflect their artistic and cultural identities.

Director Mohamed Essam Abdel Razek expressed joy over his film Living Underground's participation in the Alexandria Mediterranean Countries Festival, receiving an honorable mention. Mahmoud Hemida's encouragement motivated him to pursue directing despite challenges.

Reports have emerged of imams deported from the West for advocating wife-beating, while scholars clarify that the Quranic verse (وَاضْرِبُوهُنَّ) means separation, not physical beating. Studies link wife-beating to divorce and mental health issues, with near-death experience testimonies confirming accountability for domestic violence.

Samia Sami, Assistant Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, inaugurated the 45th HACE Hotels Expo 2025 held under the General Authority for Tourism Promotion from October 7 to 9 at the Egypt International Exhibitions Center, featuring over 450 companies from Egypt and abroad.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi issued a decision on October 7, 2025, to reshuffle the Board of Directors of the General Authority for Information, headed by Diaa Rashwan, including Ambassador Alaa Eldin Zakaria as Vice Chairman starting January 1, 2026.

Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for his visionary and remarkable literary work. Born in 1954 in Gyula, Hungary, he is regarded as one of the greatest contemporary Hungarian authors.

The Global Conference for Children and Youth at the Sharjah International Film Festival focused on amplifying the voice of the Palestinian child through cinema and the challenges faced by Palestinian cinematic art in reaching global audiences.

The Qasr El Nile Misdemeanor Appeal Court reduced festival singer Hamo Bika's prison sentence from one year to 3 months, canceled the original sentence, and fined him 500 EGP for possession of a white weapon.

Safaa Abu Al-Saud celebrates her birthday on October 9. She is known for her children's songs and her artistic contributions during the 1980s and 1990s, including plays and TV series.