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A quirky article giving information on the court appearance of the monk dismissed from the Mari Girgis Monastery in Al-Khatatba.
The draft of the new Personal Status Law sparked quite a few contentions from the Religious Committee which demanded that some of its articles are amended to be compatible with the principles of Islamic Sharia`.
Traditionally Upper Egypt is well-known for family frictions and feuds with bloody confrontations. Blind loyalty to family groups is rampant in the Upper Egypt.
In the small village of Atmeda in Dakhalia governorate, a battle of wills erupted a couple of weeks ago between Amal Shafique Abdullah, the new dean of Al-Azhar Institute for Girls, and the village people, led by the league of Al-Azhar scholars who oppose her appointment because she is a woman.
The stance on baptism of the Orthodox church is not new "but never before has it been expressed in so explicit terms".
An area of 140 feddans will be given back to the Coptic Endowments Authority.
A Jewish synagogue which was built in 1887 was placed on the list of archeological landmarks.
Egypt’s oldest mosque suffers from faulty restoration in the past and rising ground water and urgently needs restoration.
The technique of modern psychiatric treatment is related to the old Zaar ceremonies in Islam.
The article is a half-page interview with Farid Fadel, an Evangelical Christian singer, composer, painter and medical doctor.

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