what do u know,think,feel about Egypt?
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What i know , i know that it's the best country for me , my beloved land which i will never find any thing like it , \n What i think , i think it's really unfair for it to be in such condition, to be non developed to be a developing country and I'm afraid that it takes along time in this stage, \n What i feel , i feel it's my duty as Egyptian to do my best and to act ACTIVELY To make it better and to make it gets the place where it should be among the countries of the world.
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I don't know who the president is, but Egypt is so beautiful and full of history and wonders that have intrigued people for ages. The ancient Egyptians were amazing and you can still see their work today.
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Akhbarak e ? \nI have visted your beautiful country ...now tell me who was Osiris's mom ? ;)and in what age did Tutenkhamun died?\n\n\nKullu Sanna weinta tayyib
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This site may answer all your questions:\nhttp://www.sk4p.net/egypt/gods.shtml
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how do u feel? what do you think?\nseems like no one cares so i would want to be asked that
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It depends on what you are looking for. \n\nIt is funny you mentioned Egypt as I am an American who just moved to Egypt. I love it here and prefer living here then in America. \n\nAnd your religion will also play a major part in the answer here. As a Muslim I do prefer Egypt as I am excepted here, were in America they say I am equal, but to me if felt more like they just tolerated me. I think people would of been more ok with me if I was gay or maybe a stripper, they seem to be more excepted in American then non-Christians.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_egypt
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tough since no one seems being in egypt...\nif you are there, you should ask ...
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Well to make things more complex, a part of Egypt is in the Middle-East, over on the other side of the Sinai desert on the shores of the Red Sea.  Egypt fully controls the Suez Canal, so on the other side of the canal lies the Eurasian continent and the part called the Middle-East.  \n\nHowever, Egypt is part of Africa, make no mistake about it.  Many other African countries are arab countries, so that's no excuse.  Also Egypt is part of the Organisation for African Unity, a sort of an European Union for Africa, so politically they are part of it.
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i would say egyptian! i think...
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try this website. my son had to do a project on egyptians and this one helped.
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+ It is funny that you would ask that, I have found that city people often distrust and or hold in contempt those that they do not understand, and especially those who do not live by the same code as they do. I am sure the same holds true of the Bedouin to the Egyptians. I am looking at the Egyptians as city types even though they are not all living in cities. Another way is to look at the Egyptians as agricultural and the Bedouins as Nomadic and Cattle herders. A comparison might be made to the ranchers vs the farmers in the North American expansion years. You can see that there is a natural conflict between those who use fences to protect their crops and water resources and those that make their living by free ranging and roaming from place to place for the best water and "forage". \nTry looking for another example (that has some statistical info) and using it as a comparison.\nGood Luck \n\nSource(s):\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bedouin...
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Egyptians believed in the concept of life after death, which led them to the art of embalming and drove them to build the pyramids and tombs.\n    They also believed in god worship.  The god-forms each represented a principle or aspect of the supreme creator.  \n\n\n\nThese links will provide more information about Egypt:  \nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/15924/\nhttp://www.egyptheart.org/\nhttp://neferchichi.com/
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I like it, you sound like such a fun person, by the way, my hubbys went to egypt for a year before, he's in the military, I think you would like it, it is beautiful...can I add you to my friends list? love your page...
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That's a very good (and sligthly difficult) question! People have been interested in the history of Egypt for a long time, in fact it was all the rage in ancient Greece after Herodotus wrote a sort of travel book on the region in the 5th century BC!\nDespite this, and all the research and archealogy in the region over the years, there's still a lot we don't really know about early Egypt...\n\nPeople were probably beginning to settle down along the Nile as long ago as 6000 BC, and the size of settlements apprently began to grow quite rapidly after around 4000 BC. After about 3500 BC there's evidence of towns with bud-brick buildings and what we now call Egypt seems to have been split loosely into  two smaller kingdoms: Lower Egypt, along the north of the Nile and its delta, and Upper Egypt, along the southern part of the Nile river.\nThe exact details are a bit of a mystery, but around 3100 BC a King from Upper Egypt defeated the King of the Delta and united the country for the first time.\n\nBefore the unification we call the 'Predynastic period' and after this came the 'Early dynastic period', which could be considered the beginning of a single reign of Egypt.\n\nThere were many more dynasties in Egypt, including a period we call 'The Old Kingdom', which is when Egypt's most famous landmarks were built - the pyramids!\n\nIf you want to know more, there's a very good website from the British Museum at http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/menu.html
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Ancient Egypt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nEgyptian society was a merging of North and Northeast African as well as Southwest Asian peoples. ... Open problems Main article: Unsolved problems in Egyptology . There is a question as to the ... \n\nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Egyptian Cached page \nShow more results from "en.wikipedia.org".\nThe Daily Summit - Egyptian Perspectives - \nCairo has gone a long way in ICT during the past decade but several problems still exist and ... Egyptian human rights activist sees the initiative similarly but says that the Egyptian society is ... \n\nwww.dailysummit.net/english/archives/2003/12/07/egyptian_perspectives_.asp Cached page \nMuslim American Society\n... on Immigrants' Rights • MAS Freedom Foundation Condemns Egyptian ... The Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation is seeking to raise ... Prospects and Problems • Muslims in American Politics\n\nwww.masnet.org
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I don't have any special feeling.\nhow do u feel when u read this:\nbe nazare man to dokhtare khobi hastii.:))\ntell me how do u feel about it and I will tell u the meaning.