It all started when Hana Sakran came across a fake designer carpet incorporated into an oriental setting, leading her to ask the question: how have we…
Author: Leila Aref
Leila Aref
A passionate writer keen on exploring ideas through the power of words. Leila loves philosophy and any subject that enables her to challenge her mind. She hopes to make a difference in the field of mental health in Egypt through her pursuit of psychology as a degree, as well as staying authentic through her writing.
As tensions in Palestine continue to rise, many have expressed their frustration in different ways in support of the country. Whether it’s fashion stores removing brands…
Whether or not an Eastern woman feels ‘feminine’ in her own space, is a process that goes backto societal roots and expectations that have “placed [them]…
Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan, is celebrated with partial differences from one Muslim country to the next. Eid in Egypt, however, distinguishes itself…
“You are mine,” is something we hear from our partners that often leaves us feeling good. But, if you look closely, it can fall into a…
As Robbie Robertson so accurately puts it “you don’t stumble upon your heritage. It’sthere, just waiting to be explored and shared.” And this is exactly what…
Many artists often go through artistic blocks that limit their capacity to produce art organically or experience its limitless potential. Whether it’s feeling like you aren’t…
‘Khaly Balak Min Zizi’ is one of the first Egyptian shows meant to represent a mental disorder, known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The show…
As Buddha puts it “the root of suffering is attachment,” and indeed we see that everyday.Sarah Bahbah, a Palestinan artist, sheds light on the familiar, yet…
Egyptian Rapper Marwan Moussa’s distinctive tracks are no shock to any of his listeners. One aspect that gives an edge to his songs is his skillful…