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How to talk about weather in Egyptian Arabic
(0)In some languages like English and French the weather is referred to as ‘it’ in the former and ‘il’ in the latter. In Egyptian Arabic since there is no third person neutral or inanimate pronoun the weather is referred to by using the word ‘ id.dun.ya’, الدُنْيا which literally means ‘the world’ But when it… Read More ›
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http://www.youtube.com/watch A documentary about the relation between music and architecture in the Islamic culture.
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link.medium.com/moY8DbGzbV A very deep, true, witty, factful article. It speaks volumes about the land of opportunities and what really runs deep in it’s veins, specifically when it comes to color. A must read by all. Kudos @AhmedKabil
Appreciation
“I appreciate your work and efforts!” This is not a cliche. It is a fundamental human need. It’s necessary in all relationships personal and professional. Being valued and appreciated fosters a positive sence of self-worth. When good work is recognized and appreciated motivation and inspiration to work more increases and accordingly production rasises too. This… Read More ›

Troubled heart
To leave or stay, this is the question!!! This morning I woke up with an urge to paint and the first thing I did was go to my studio. I knew I wanted red in my painting. So I applied red, pink, then blue, then started blending and making marks. All of a sudden I… Read More ›
Cities & Suburbs: Density & Boundaries
Source: Cities & Suburbs: Density & Boundaries

Our passports don’t define us: Taiye Selasi live at TEDGlobal 2014
I strongly second Selasi geographical definition of where one is from; from what local you are?
bombs do not kill ideas
bombs do not kill ideas.