Category Archives: Revolutionary

Posts about the revolution

Morsi and the Prosecutor

Posted on October 12, 2012 by

Yesterday at night Morsi tried to force the prosecutor general to resign by appointing him as the Egyptian ambassador in Vatican city, Morsi’s advisor asserted that the prosecutor Abdel-Megid Mahmoud accepted the new position and resigned followed by a lot … Continue reading →

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A week under Morsi’s rule

Posted on July 13, 2012 by

Since the first elected president for Egypt, Mohammed Morsi, won and Egyptians got divided either celebrating, freaking out or just in denial. I just wanted to go over what I have witnessed during my last week in Egypt. Cairo is … Continue reading →

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Helpless

Posted on June 12, 2012 by

Feeling helpless is one of the worst kinds of a feeling a human being might get. Whether  a girl who feels helpless when getting harassed or a guy feeling helpless defending her. After what happened during the stand against sexual harassment last … Continue reading →

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A stand against sexual harassment ends with sexual harassment

Posted on June 9, 2012 by

Yesterday there was a planned stand in Tahrir against sexual harassment as for Wednesday and Thursday many girls and women reported being sexually harassed. It was scheduled to start at 6 pm in front of Hardee’s on Tahrir square but we … Continue reading →

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FREE GUCians!

Posted on May 6, 2012 by

During the recent clashes in Abasseya at the Ministry Of Defence Mohamed Hazem, Adel Khattab & Ahmed Magdy got arrested. Mohammed Hazem was taken from Ein Shams Hospital as he was injured. After the first day Ahmed Magdy was released … Continue reading →

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The line of fire

Posted on April 4, 2012 by

One of the best things about our revolution is that it has no leader. Some people consider this as a mistake. I see that the regime suffered a lot because its remnants couldn’t find a leader to defame or assassinate to … Continue reading →

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Cairokee & Hany Adel : The Voice of Freedom (Subtitles)

Posted on February 28, 2012 by
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Cairokee – Freeze where you are (Ethbat Makanak)

Posted on February 28, 2012 by

One of the revolutionary songs that I thought of translating, the idea behind the song is simple, whenever clashes happen and protesters start backing off a lot of people would shout “Ethbat” which means “Freeze” encouraging others to stay where … Continue reading →

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To the Ministry Of Defence we marched

Posted on February 26, 2012 by

On February 10 I went with my little brother and Adel Farouk to Elfat-h mosque in Ramsis – That was the second time for me to see that mosque since January 28, 2011 – to join the march from there … Continue reading →

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Friday, Feb 2: The president first

Posted on February 6, 2012 by

Last Friday February the second there was a planned march from Mustafa Mahmoud square to Tahrir square to stress on demanding having a president before writing the constitution. It was nostalgic for me to go through the same roads again … Continue reading →

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