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Ramadan Karim in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:A sign saying "Ramadan Karim" over a stand selling accessories in Khan El-Khalili
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Ramadan shoppers [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:In 2016,there were more Ramadan shoppers from women than in any previous year
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What is Written on a Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:I think what is written on that gate are praises for God.
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Another Khan El-Khalili gate , another Bab [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:I do not know the name of that or bab but it leaders to the famous Al-Moez street. You can see the word of "Allah" {God} in the top of the gate in Arabic
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Lanterns and galabiyas in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:Ramadan lanterns and women's colorful galabiyas sold in Khan El-Khalili
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Dead Man summit in the Dead sea
Earlier Wednesday, Jordan's Dead Sea witnessed the start of the 28th Arab summit and it was the perfect location for such annual farce.It was really a Dead man's summit in the Dead SeaOr like how Iyad...
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Cicurel Logo in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:I did not imagine to find the Cicurel "famous department store Pre-1952 in Egypt" in Khan El-Khalili
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Colored clay miniatures [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:Colored clay miniatures of Egyptians in Kan El-Khalili
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An Arabesque shop in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:An Arabesque shop selling boxes and tables as other handmade things in Khan El-Khalili market
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The hotel at the corner in Khan El-Khalil [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:A sign of a small hotel called "Nour El-Sabbah" (The morning light in Arabic) inside Khan El-Khalili market
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The Fishaway cafe [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:A sign with the name of the famous Khan El-Khalili's cafe El-Fishaway. El-Fishaway cafe is from the oldest cafes in Cairo
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Um Kalthoum ensemble figurines in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:A collection of miniature colored clay figurines showing legendary singer Um Kalthoum while singing in Khan El-Khalili market
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Clay figurines in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:A collection of colored figurines sold in Khan El-Khalili.This collection is for Egyptian Nubians including a man reading a magazine as you see.
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Badistan gate in active mood [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:After Itar was over several hours ago , the Badistan gate which leads to Hussein Mosque became active and full of people
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Sequin canes in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:Fancy sequin canes used in belly dancing sold in Khan El-Khalili
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Fancy sequin scarfs in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:Fancy sequin scarfs used for belly dancing sold in Khan El-Khalili
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Tiran and Sanafir isles : Back to the courts fight "Updated"
The Egyptian two red sea islands are back to the court on Sunday in Cairo as the Urgent matters said the Egypt's Supreme administrative court had no jurisdiction over the decision to hand Tiran and...
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Seen in Alexandria : The Naval unknown solider memorial
Seen in Alexandria : The Naval unknown Solider Memorial.Originally built as memorial to Khedive Ismail by the Italian community in Alex , the memorial's status changed to become for Egypt 's fallen...
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The minaret at the end of Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:The famous Al Hussein Mosque's famous Minaret appearing high at the end from the Badistan gate
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Lamps and lanterns sold in Khan El-Khalili [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo:Lamps and lanterns sold in Cairo's Khan El-Khalili outside Bab El-Ghuri
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