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Most Egyptians are poor;
their water's not exactly clean;
the price of food's inflated;schools are neglected;
and their neighbors are at each other's throats
still they smile and say

"WELCOME TO EGYPT"

People's Blog
Only 10% of Egyptians have a computer. So we take our laptops to the streets. They opine, we enter.
Profiles
Meet some of the people who make up Egypt's 80 million.
Photo Journals Welcome Village and Farm Niveen's Wedding Camel Souk City of the Dead Port Said more coming
Visual Art

Books
Footsteps of the Prophets Islam is at the core of Egyptian culture. Footsteps is a simple, sound way to get to its heart. Mujahababes Young, hip London reporter sets out to reveal the mystery of young hip Middle Eastern women wearing scarves. Inside Egypt: Land of the Pharoahs on the Brink of Revolution Got the motives: Need the revolutionaries. We welcome your contributions.

Politics: Why Are People So Patient?
	The big question for Egypt watchers is: Why do they put up with it? Here are some ideas
Patient? Not!
It might not be the grand revolt some Egypt watchers are waiting for but there's been a lot of pot banging...
Due Credit
Sometimes the government gets it right. A short list.
A Protest Index: Track the Unrest
Family and Community:
Hijab: Covers a Lot	Maybe it's Allah's wish that women wear hijab (head covering), maybe not. Believers disagree. But hey, it's here, it's all overand it'll turn your head.
hundreds of kids who survived earthquake recovery projects.	Setting the Children Free Muslims are known for their charity. At Alwan wa Awtar (Colors and Chords) an NGO oxygenates