Get ready to pack your bags and your excitement, because Saudi, the Heart of Arabia, has a summer calendar sizzling with once-in-a-lifetime experiences. From vibrant coastal festivals to mountain escapes and stargazing in the desert, this is where ancient culture meets world-class entertainment. And if you’re wondering what Saudi is really like, think stunning landscapes,
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Big news: Domty, Egypt’s leading dairy and bakery brand, is changing the game once again. With a range of exciting new bread products now on shelves—including Egypt’s first High Protein Toast and Brioche Toast with Chocolate Chips—Domty is raising the bar for what your daily bread can be. Whether you’re packing a school lunchbox, reaching
Eid is all fun and games until you realize you’ve spent the past three days on a sugar-fueled feast. The aftermath? Feeling sluggish, bloated, and slightly regretful. But don’t worry, you don’t have to swear off desserts forever—here’s how to enjoy your favorite eid treats while keeping things balanced. The Calorie Count: How Much Are
Eid is all fun and games until your body starts begging for mercy after three days of nonstop kahk, fattah, and everything fried. One minute you’re enjoying a feast, the next you’re lying on the couch, regretting every bite. If your stomach is confused, your energy is low, and your clothes suddenly feel a little
Let’s talk about fibromyalgia—the invisible illness that leaves people in pain, exhausted, and gaslit by the very doctors who are supposed to help them. In Montahy El Salaheya, we see Rania (played by Heba Magdy) struggling with unbearable pain, exhaustion, and difficulty moving. After a long search for answers, she’s finally diagnosed with fibromyalgia—a condition
For decades, Sheraton in Nozha, Heliopolis, has been more than just a neighborhood—it’s been the place. A landmark of convenience, community, and an unmatched vibe. But here’s the thing: Sheraton isn’t just an OG spot with history; it’s still where everything happens. It’s constantly evolving, keeping up with the times while holding onto its original
During Ramadan, it’s almost like Egypt hits the pause button on certain activities—whether it’s weddings, cinemas, or even food choices. But are these actual traditions, or just widely believed myths? A Break from Feseekh and Ringa Egyptians practically have Feseekh w Ringa in their DNA. These infamous dishes are a Sham El-Nessim (Easter) staple—Feseekh is
A few years ago, Egypt was captivated by the chocolate-dipped-in-everything trend—every café and pastry shop competed to create the most extravagant desserts by drenching them in waterfalls of melted chocolate. But as that craze began to fade, a new contender stepped in: Dubai pistachios. At first, it was exciting. The vibrant green color, the rich,
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Ramadan is more than just a month of fasting—it’s a time of spirituality, reflection, and vibrant cultural traditions that vary from country to country. While some customs are widely shared, each region has its own unique way of celebrating, fostering a spirit of generosity, unity, and festivity. The Ramadan Atmosphere Across the Arab world, streets
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Remember when Ramadan felt different? The streets were alive with lanterns, TV shows were a family affair, and every night felt like a mini Eid. But somewhere along the way, that vibe faded. Instead of gathering around the TV for Fawazir, we’re now binge-watching on our phones. Instead of spontaneous sohour runs, we’re stuck in
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Fasting during Ramadan is one of the most important acts of worship, yet every year, myths and misconceptions spread about what does and doesn’t break the fast. To clarify, this guide is based on Islamic fatwas, particularly from Dar Al-Ifta Al-Misriyyah and Al-Azhar scholars. Things People Think Break Their Fast Durinng Ramadan (But Actually Don’t)
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When was the last time you saw something written in Braille, other than on an ATM? And even then, did you stop to think how often visually impaired individuals actually use it? On World Braille Day, it’s time we ask ourselves some uncomfortable but necessary questions: Do we even consider the lives of people who
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Let’s set the scene: You’re in your 20s or 30s, craving independence, but also glued to the comfort of your family home. You fantasize about having your own space, decorated to your taste, and waking up whenever you want without a surprise “Get up! We have guests!” from your mom. But then, you check rental
