The iconic El-Leila El-Kebira is returning to the Cairo Opera House, but this time it’s online. For the first time in the opera house’s history, a…
Author: Sarah Zuhair
Sarah Zuhair
Sarah is an Iraqi Political Science graduate, who has been living in Egypt for over a decade now. She is a passionate go-getter, aspiring to one day be in a position where she can help others at a disadvantage. “Animal lover” is not enough to describe Sarah’s compassion for life. And with as many hair colors as there are days in a year, Sarah is sure to stun you with every look.
Mohammed Hassan Forouzanfar is an Iranian architect and designer who recently revealed his latest work, “Retrofuturism”, a series that is similar to a number of well-known…
Every generation thinks they had it worse. Let’s be honest, generational whining has almost become a national anthem. Between our grandparents and our parents, they all…
Nowruz (also spelled Norooz) is the Persian New Year, the day that marks the beginning of spring on March 20th. It’s a celebration that dates back…
The role of Arab women in the 21st century has evolved drastically. It changed from being restricted to only domestic duties to reaching leadership positions in…
Our favorite picture of the day is from 1945, originally published in Time Magazine. The person who took the photo is unknown, but you can see…
If there were glass ceilings to be smashed, women from the Middle East, varying between entrepreneurs and CEOs, are the first to smash it. Arab women…
Sexism is one of the main issues that all women struggle with on a daily basis, from phrases like “women shouldn’t be working” to “women belong…
Following the success of the “Year of Reading” that was launched back in 2016 by H.H Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime…
International Women’s Day is a global celebration that takes place on the 8th of March every year to celebrate women’s achievements, success, and glory. So we…