the traditional Egyptian

Wrote by Mustafa Abdeslam, Translated by : Rkamel 15 Aug

"jackal".. The wolf that was sacred to the Ancient Egyptians 6, 000 years ago

A ferocious, sharp-tempered animal attracted by the smell of carcass, he even described the tombs, his association with the planet of the dead and his arrival of the rotten corpses linked his name to the globe of legends, which made the traditional Egyptian sanctify him and lift him to the best

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Written by :tahany Abd elSalam, Translated: R kamel 10 Aug

solarbread .. an ancient pharaonic heritage

A quick look at the lists of the numerous offerings and inscriptions that the traditional Egyptian left on the walls of his temples and tombs, will make us cognizant of the good importance of bread, or living, because the public calls it in Egypt today, and also the word "living" was

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