Some Extraordinary Coptic Women You Should Know on International Women’s Day
Today is International Women’s Day, so here are some Extraordinary Coptic Women You Should Definitely Know About! In no particular […]
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Halim el-Dabh, the Copt who Helped Reinvent the Future of Music
On this day in 1921, Halim Abdel Messieh el-Dabh was born, and he would grow to become a musical genius,
Marcus Simaika, the Coptic Pioneer who Saved Our History
Much of the Coptic heritage now displayed in the Coptic Museum did not survive by accident, but by the tireless
The Assassination of the Only Coptic Prime Minister
On this day, in 1910, Egypt’s only Coptic Prime Minister was assassinated. Many try to remove the sectarian hate of
Ester Fanous, the Coptic Visionary, who began a Feminist Movement in a Coptic Church, Spoke Unveiled in a Mosque, and Led Thousands
131 years ago on this day, the 19th February 1895, one of the great Coptic political activists, Ester Akhnoukh Fanous,
Remembering the 21 Holy Martyrs
On this day, the 15th February or the 8th Meshir, eleven years ago, a vile video released on the internet
Remembering the Muslim Brotherhood’s Violence at Rabaa and How They Turned Their Fury Onto the Copts
The Muslim Brotherhood were successfully ousted from power in Egypt with the deposal of their leader and President Mohamed Morsi
Celebrating Coptic Indigeneity on the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Today, the 9th August or the 3rd Misra 1741 AM is the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, and
The First Day of Misra (Mesori) Ⲙⲉⲥⲱⲣⲓ – Celebrating Indigeneity through the Coptic Calendar
One of the many ways that Copts remain the indigenous group of Egypt is by maintaining, preserving, and celebrating Ancient
Remembering Salama Musa: the Coptic Voice of Egyptian Modernism
Sixty-seven years ago today, one of the greatest Coptic leftist intellectuals, Salama Musa, died. Born in 1887, Salama Musa died