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Bilmasri is a podcast and blog (www.bilmasri.com) dedicated to the Egyptian dialect. It is for learners of Arabic (ideally anywhere between lower intermediate to advanced level) who have so far been focusing on Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), who may or may not have some knowledge of another Arabic dialect, and who would like to understand how the Egyptian dialect works. The starting point of most blog posts and podcast episodes is a text in Modern Standard Arabic – a news story, an excerpt fr ...
Accounts of my Spiritual (Kundalini) Awakening and ascending to higher consciousness.
Welcome to the Salis- Egyptian Arabic Now Podcast, your resource for practicing your Egyptian dialect speaking and listening. You will also learn about lifestyle and culture, language, vocabulary, and how to learn Egyptian Arabic more effectively.
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Manual of Egyptian Archaeology and Guide to the Study of Antiquities in Egypt by Gaston Maspero (1846 - 1916)
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Manual of Egyptian Archaeology and Guide to the Study of Antiquities in Egypt by Gaston Maspero (1846 - 1916)
A handbook of Egyptian archaeology, issued by the British Museum, considered suitable for British tourists traveling to Egypt in the 19th Century. (Introduction by Timothy Ferguson)
Macarius the Great of Egypt (c. 300 – 391) was one of the Desert Fathers of early Christian history. A wealth of wisdom and joy can be found in these homilies. (Summary by the Reader.)
Dr. Carolyne "Isis" Fuqua reveals Egyptian Mysticism through A Course in Miracles Podcast. Our 365 day journey through A Course in Miracles begins on January 1st. Begin the journey with the dawning of the light and end the journey with the ascension of your soul. Copyright acimegypt.com
The Egyptian History Podcast is a podcast dedicated to the long history of the Egyptian civilization. The podcast covers the history of Egypt from the very beginning.
Comedian/Actor Gary Mahmoud talks with his 80 year old dad about his life as an Egyptian immigrant, world history, and foreign affairs with a dash of humor thrown in. Dad brings to the table a variety of insights from his extensive travels and studies. Gary brings a microphone. Read more at http://garyanddad.com/#TwD55Soo42HqzKDT.99
Brief, and in some cases incomplete, stories of magic from ancient Egypt.
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In this 3rd episode on Sayyed Darwish, let’s look at one of his most famous songs, قوم يا مصري, once again written by بديع خيري – a “patriotic” song with a difference. In it, Egypt talks to the Egyptians ahead of the 1919 revolution, reminding them of past glories, and reprimading them for what they have done to it in recent times. The version we’l…
As I said in the only just published Episode 25 (on the life of Egyptian composer and singer Sayyed Darwish), I have now launched Bilmasri on YouTube, and I think this episode in particular is worth watching on there. That’s not to say you should abandon the podcast!! But because this episode is about extracts of Sayyed Darwish songs, having the so…
Sayyed Darwish 1892-1923 – his Biography With this episode, I’m very excited to be launching Bilmasri on YouTube! As I explain in the podcast, how and where you use Bilmasri is up to you (of course :)). Some may find it works best for them to listen to the podcast on the go, or to listen to it while reading the text in the blogpost, but others may …
In this third episode dedicated to regional Egyptian accents, I chat with Moustafa Maghraby from the southern Egyptian city of Qena. Qena lies just to the north of Luxor, and as Moustafa explains, both accents are very similar (although the north of Qena bears more resemblance to the city of Sohag). Thank you Moustafa for the informative chat! As w…
Today’s episode is another collaboration, and this time I was delighted to team up with Hector Fahmy, a fellow “Masri” enthusiast who runs the العالم بالمصري Facebook page, which aims to bring the world to the Egyptian reader (so you could say, the reverse of the direction Bilmasri operates in!) by translating a variety of content -texts, music etc…
A Course in MiraclesLesson 109I rest in God.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 108To give and to receive are one in truth.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 107Truth will correct all errors in my mind.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 106Let me be still and listen to the truth.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 105God's peace and joy are mine.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 104I seek but what belongs to me in truth.
In this second episode dedicated to regional Egyptian accents, I chat with Taha Seweidy from the northeastern Egyptian city/ governorate of Domyat (Damietta), who is currently working as a doctor in Brighton. Taha, who also has his own book review podcast كتاب في الخمسينة talks us through the various features of the Domyati accent, while giving us …
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A Course in MiraclesLesson 103God, being Love, is also happiness.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 102I share God's Will for happiness for me.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 101God's Will for me is perfect happiness.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 100My part is essential to God's plan for salvation.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 99Salvation is my only function here.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 98I will accept my part in God's plan for salvation.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 97I am Spirit.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 96Salvation comes from my one Self.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 95I am one Self, united with my Creator.
Today’s reading is from the first few pages of المولودة Al-Mawluda (the newborn) by Nadia Kamel, which was published in 2018 and written entirely in Egyptian ‘aammiya. In this biography-memoir-novel, Nadia Kamel tells the story of her mother in her own words: Naela was born Mary Elia Rozenthal to a Jewish Turkish-Ukranian father and a Christian Ita…
A Course In MiraclesLesson 94I am as God created me.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 93Light and joy and peace abide in me.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 92Miracles are seen in light, and light and strength are one.
A Course In MiraclesLesson 91Miracles are seen in light.
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In this first of hopefully a series of episodes, I wanted to introduce you (and myself!!) to a number of regional Egyptian dialects. Because – let’s face it – Bilmasri isn’t really bilmasri if it stays as Cairo-centric as I am! And so I’m teaming up with Egyptians from across the country to talk about their dialects/ accents, and how their sounds, …
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Earlier today, we lost one of Egypt’s foremost feminist writers and political activists, Dr Nawal El Saadawi (born 1931). A uniquely courageous woman who inspired so many, women as well as men, to stand up against their oppressors. Her outspokenness landed her in prison under Sadat’s regime, and this is where in 1981 she wrote “مذكراتي في سجن النسا…
A Course in MiraclesLesson 80Let me recognize my problems have been solved.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 79Let me recognize the problem so it can be solved.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 78Let miracles replace all grievances.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 77I am entitled to miracles.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 76I am under no laws but God's.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 75The light has come.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 74There is no will but God's.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 73I will there be light.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 72Holding grievances is an attack on God's plan for salvation.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 71Only God's plan for salvation will work.
A Course in MiraclesLesson 70My salvation comes from me.
