The Nile River, the birthplace of civilization, and the home of the ancient Pharaohs. We're a country-themed subreddit dedicated to posting on events that affect Egypt and Egyptians. We're a multilingual subreddit, therefore submissions made in either English or Arabic are welcome.
Above all, be civil. While debate is encouraged, posts containing personal attacks, overly confrontational, or inflammatory speech will be removed.
Labelling users as "Ikhwan", "Dawlgy", etc is not tolerated. No harassing users based on their post history.
كن متحضرًا. بينما يتم تشجيع النقاش ، ستتم إزالة المنشورات التي تحتوي على اعتداءات شخصية أو خطاب تصادمي مفرط أو تحريضي.
تلقيب اعضاء المنتدى بمسميات مثل "إخوان"، "دولجى" الخ غير مسموح تماماً. ممنوع التعرض بناءاً علي تاريخ المنشورات.
Posts that are bigoted to a certain group of people based on their sex, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, religious or ethnic group are not tolerated under no circumstances and will result in a permanent ban, no exceptions.
لا يتم التسامح مع المنشورات المتعصبة لمجموعة معينة من الأشخاص على أساس جنسهم أو توجههم الجنسي أو أصلهم القومي أو مجموعتهم العرقية او الدينية تحت أي ظرف من الظروف وستؤدي إلى حظر دائم ، ولا استثناءات.
All content must be related to Egypt. Posts that vaguely relate to Egypt aren’t allowed. This includes random Egyptian memes, posts discussing the Middle East, and posts discussing Egypt elsewhere (e.g. a random redditor’s opinion is not content for this subreddit). If you find a topic that may promote discussion, you’re free to start a new thread discussing said topic.
كل ما يتم نشره علي الصبرديت, يجب ان يكون له علاقة بمصر
Sainsbury’s, one of the biggest supermarket chains in the UK and world, entered Egypt market in 1999. They had 103 branches. They exited Egypt after getting massive losses. Although their prices were relatively cheaper, they were rumoured to be Israeli/support Israel.
