Mamdouh Hanna Wahbah, Al-Khanka hospital director in Egypt, who declared his conversion to Islam, said that there are private circumstances social and religious urged him to leave Christianity More

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Sheikh, Dr. Ragheb El-Sergani delivered a lecture tilted "Inspirations of the Egyptian Revolution " immediately after `Isha prayer at Ar-Rawas mosque, Sayeda Zaynab. More

Dr. Ragheb Elsergani stressed that studying history is our means to build Egypt. More

El-Khamisy was elected for his track record in the field of genomics and his scientific contributions especially his work on DNA repair. More

Ezzat Ishaq Muhammad who converted to Islam to be named Muhammad Ahmad Ar-Rifai accused the church that it took his sons from him and sent them to another school subordinate to a church unknown to More

When we think about ‘ancient Egypt’ we are usually imaginging the dynastic period; the time when Egypt was a united land ruled by a king, or pharaoh. This was the age of the pyramids, More

Artificial mummification was a practical response to this desire to preserve the corpse for all eternity. Although the Egyptians are not the only people to have attempted the artificial preservation More

Egypt’s undertakers employed different mummification methods at different times. Here are details of the classic method, as used on Tutankhamun. More

As difficult as this mission might be, Allah the Almighty saved for Egypt, at that time, two great values, which made the mission of Qutuz, relatively easy. More

Unrest erupted in Egypt early in the Islamic era, since the Caliphate of ‘Uthmaan ibn ‘Affaan. More

Under Ottoman rule, Egypt became an Ottoman province that was ruled from the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, and went through some periods of power and prominence. More

In fact, the Muslims managed to absorb all the cultures and civilizations of the peoples in the countries that they had conquered and benefited from them in the establishment of their Islamic More

‘Amr ibn Al-‘Aas, May Allaah Be Pleased with him, built the first mosque in Egypt in 21 AH at Al-Fustaat. The mosque symbolized the emergence of Islam in Egypt and the dominance of the Islamic More

‘Amr ibn Al-‘Aas hastened to implant the seeds of the Islamic civilization in the Egyptian lands. He was keen to spread Islam all over the country. The first thing he did was building a new city More

After the Islamic conquest by ‘Amr ibn Al-‘Aas, May Allaah Be Pleased with him, Egypt became an Islamic state under the dominance of the Muslim Caliphate. It remained under the rule of the More

The Egyptian people had suffered a great deal of oppression and persecution under the dominance of the Byzantine Empire. Therefore, they gladly welcomed the Muslims. The Egyptians did not like the More

Egypt was a province under the dominance of the Roman Empire, and after its division, it became under the authority of the Byzantine Empire, also known as the East Roman Empire. Then, the Persians More