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Easter and Sham El Nessim might do things differently, but at the heart of both? New beginnings. Whether it’s the ...

By Malak Shalaby Spring in Egypt brings two major holidays right next to each other, and each one comes with its own unique vibe. Easter is steeped in religious traditions, while Sham El Nessim all ...

In Egypt and across the Arab world, henna rituals—once sacred ceremonies imbued with spiritual meaning—have transformed into ...

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Unique traditions include Nigeria's Durbar Festival, Turkey's Sugar Feast, and Egypt's Kahk cookies. Each country infuses the festivities with its cultural essence, fostering unity and communal joy.

Eid celebrations in Egypt are synonymous with the rich flavors and textures of Kahk, traditional cookies that signify joy and togetherness. In the Gharbia Governorate, the art of crafting these ...

In Egypt, this occasion is not only a time for spiritual reflection but also for indulging in delectable treats, notably the traditional cookies known as "Kahk." These cookies hold a deep cultural ...

Some serve traditional meals such as lemang, a Southeast Asian dish of glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk, or sweets like kahk — crumbly, sugarcoated cookies eaten widely in Egypt.

Let’s get into it! Number one with us is kahk, because what’s Eid without these powdered sugar bombs? Whether stuffed with agameya, walnuts, or just plain, they bring back childhood memories of ...