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Salam! I'm Yuliya, an Arabic teacher based in Cairo, deeply and forever in ❤️ with Arabic culture and Arabic language
I graduated from Moscow State University in 2013. I fluently speak Fusha and Egyptian Arabic. I teach Arabic to women in small groups
I graduated from Moscow State University in 2013. I fluently speak Fusha and Egyptian Arabic. I teach Arabic to women in small groups
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Sorry for trembling hands, I was afraid that he will see me and will start shouting because of photos 😅
This is مِسَحَّرَاتِي, he walks in our neighborhood three times a day: before and after iftar, to collect money for his services, and at night, a couple of hours before the fasting starts.
Mesahharati is derived from the word سُحُور, a morning meal before fast. Btw, there is also the word سَحُور, with fatha, it means the food that is eaten during suhur.
#celebrations
#religions
#egyptian_professions
This is مِسَحَّرَاتِي, he walks in our neighborhood three times a day: before and after iftar, to collect money for his services, and at night, a couple of hours before the fasting starts.
Mesahharati is derived from the word سُحُور, a morning meal before fast. Btw, there is also the word سَحُور, with fatha, it means the food that is eaten during suhur.
#celebrations
#religions
#egyptian_professions
05.04.202508:23
Wooden slippers
In Fusha they are witten as قَبْقَاب, and in Egyptian Arabic – قُبْقَاب (where ء = ق). The plural is قباقيب.
In Egypt, you’ll mostly see these wooden slippers in mosques, particularly in the bathrooms for ablution. They’re commonly used there because they help prevent getting wet or slipping in such wet environments.
It’s believed that in Egypt these slippers date back to Fatimid times (10th–12th centuries). In fact, Shajar al-Durr, a ruler of Egypt in the 13th century, was reportedly beaten to death with قباقيب!
#what_Egyptians_wear
#history
In Fusha they are witten as قَبْقَاب, and in Egyptian Arabic – قُبْقَاب (where ء = ق). The plural is قباقيب.
In Egypt, you’ll mostly see these wooden slippers in mosques, particularly in the bathrooms for ablution. They’re commonly used there because they help prevent getting wet or slipping in such wet environments.
It’s believed that in Egypt these slippers date back to Fatimid times (10th–12th centuries). In fact, Shajar al-Durr, a ruler of Egypt in the 13th century, was reportedly beaten to death with قباقيب!
#what_Egyptians_wear
#history
04.04.202511:55
Egyptian Film نهر الحب (The River of Love, 1960)
🔸A beautifully made black and white film starred Omar Sharif, one of the most famous internationally Egyptian actors with his roles in Hollywood films, and Faten Hamama, another famous actress and Omar Sharif's wife.
🔸The story of the film is based on the novel "Anna Karenina" by Leo Tolstoy, but in Egyptian realities. No need to tell the plot, as it's very similar to the book. A heartbreaking story of love, reason, sins, a mother and her son.
🔸The film has its Egyptian atmosphere: the pharaonic legend of the Nile being the river of love, that was formed by tears of the goddess Isis towards her love Osiris, Egyptian war with Israel in 1948.
🔸Interesting fact: the character of Omar Sharif Khaled was fond of horse races. Horse racing was a hobby of Omar Sharif as well.
🔸I was very happy to see يَشْمَك veil, worn by one of the characters in the film.
🔸One of the nice touches was the voice of the narrator in Fusha 💕
#crosscultural
#Egyptian_cinema
🔸A beautifully made black and white film starred Omar Sharif, one of the most famous internationally Egyptian actors with his roles in Hollywood films, and Faten Hamama, another famous actress and Omar Sharif's wife.
🔸The story of the film is based on the novel "Anna Karenina" by Leo Tolstoy, but in Egyptian realities. No need to tell the plot, as it's very similar to the book. A heartbreaking story of love, reason, sins, a mother and her son.
🔸The film has its Egyptian atmosphere: the pharaonic legend of the Nile being the river of love, that was formed by tears of the goddess Isis towards her love Osiris, Egyptian war with Israel in 1948.
🔸Interesting fact: the character of Omar Sharif Khaled was fond of horse races. Horse racing was a hobby of Omar Sharif as well.
🔸I was very happy to see يَشْمَك veil, worn by one of the characters in the film.
🔸One of the nice touches was the voice of the narrator in Fusha 💕
#crosscultural
#Egyptian_cinema
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