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 […]
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As Minorities Are Slaughtered, What Does St Euphemia’s Burning Heart Mean Today?
The past few weeks have been brutal and devastating for minorities across the Middle East: the deadly seeds of ethnic
The First Day of Epip (Ⲉⲡⲓⲡ) – 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 Iris Habib ElMasry: Historian, Politician, and Theologian
During this week in 1994, one of the most remarkable Coptic scholars, Iris Habib Elmasry, passed away. She was a