Culture
The Divine Diagnosis: How Dr. Hossam Mowafi Turns Faith into a Medical Prescription
Disease, by definition, is a bodily ailment that can be temporary or chronic, with causes…
Netflix’s “Mo”: Comedy As a Philosophy of Resistance and Identity as an Endless Dialectic
Mo is not just a television character; he becomes a contemporary philosophical model, reinterpreting a…
Abdel Nasser’s Cinema and Sisi’s Series: The Transformation of Art into Propaganda Against Enemies
During Abdel Nasser’s era, cinema was the most popular form of entertainment. However, during Sisi’s…
Pirated Movies: A Staple in Today’s Syria
The inability of Syrians to watch a series on Netflix platform reflects their suffering in…
Cairo: Facing a Future Without a Past
In an attempt to modernize and solve the city’s notorious traffic issues, Cairo is in…
Lebanon: The Racism Will (not) Be Televized
Telenovellas are more oriented towards reality these days. Today’s stories take place in poor neighborhoods,…
Black Cleopatra Sparks Wave of Anger in Egypt
Starring Britain’s Adele James, Netflix’ upcoming docudrama Queen Cleopatra portrays the famous historical figure as…
On Female Deities: How Poetry Led Amina Abdullah to Condemnation
“We must always be bound by some man: a father who does not have to…
Lebanon: Music as a Reflection of the Political Turmoil
Throughout history, music has always been a reflection of the political or social movements, and Lebanon…
The Hunger Games: Worked to Death in Egypt
Nour Ashour committed suicide by jumping off the 3rd floor of the Cairo office of…