Good morning, Ramadan Kareem, the first suhoor of the day 23.3.2022 The Egyptian Museum p1

Good morning, Ramadan Kareem, the first suhoor of the day 23.3.2022 Written by Suhaib Barakat

Good morning, Ramadan Kareem, the first suhoor of the day The Egyptian Museum The official page of the Egyptian Museum Imagine the Museum of Egypt. I was on a walk in Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, and then I walked to Tahrir Square. I was going to a symposium to attend a special conference. An invitation to attend from the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the General Union of Youth Workers. March 19, 2023 at 4:00 pm. Thank you very much, Minister of Youth and Sports, Dr. Ashraf Sobhi. Thank you, President of the Federation Abdelaziz Samir, and Chairman of the Central Women’s Committee, Amal Salam. I love taking pictures very much, a picture that supports tourism in Egypt. This is the first picture of a full day shoot.

Ramadan Kareem 2023 with the honorable humanity, the blessings of the world

Humanity honors the blessings in the world Ramadan Kareem 2023 with the honorable humanity, the blessings of the world Ramadaniyat with humanity with the Egyptian sheriff Suhaib Barakat

Humanity honors the blessings in the world Ramadan Kareem 2023 with the honorable humanity, the blessings of the world Ramadaniyat with humanity with the Egyptian sheriff Suhaib Barakat Ramadaniyat with humanity Written by Suhaib Barakat The source of the supervision group is Barakat Sheikh Al-Sheikh Al-Sharif: Hashem Barakat Kingdom of Jordan and Dean Al Barakat Sheriff: Azzam Barakat Kingdom of Jordan Secretary General in Palestine Sheriff: Hany Barakat And coordinator of the Women's Committee Sheriff: Khadija Barakat Mafrabia Kingdom and International Relations Coordinator London Sheriff: Yasser Barakat Blessings advance in the world Warmest congratulations and best wishes On the occasion of the month Blessed Ramadan May God accept your good deeds A message from to all mankind Egyptian sheriff Suhaib Barakat Ambassador of goodwill, Egyptian media Ramadan Kareem to everyone Ramadaniyat with humanity (Adam _ Eve)

The story of faith in God Written by Suhaib Barakat

The story of faith in God Written by Suhaib Barakat Fajr prayer in the mosque after three years Today I used to want to sleep on schedule, I am sitting from work, but I always like to sleep at night and wake up in the morning But the circumstances today were that my mother-in-law was waiting for my wife and his sister, who were in Humphreys Street buying some things during Ramadan. It was late, and I slept after appointments for more than an hour, and I slept for 2:30 for two and a half hours. I came home after I wanted to continue sleeping. I don't know why I didn't know why I didn't sleep. It was Jumana and Nada, my daughters. They wanted them to sleep on a bed with me. She said they wanted to sleep. Sleep, because I want to sleep. I made a video with Jumana. After a quarter of an hour they slept. I don't know how to sleep at all. This is possible because I haven't eaten food for two days because of a big problem in my life. I try to forget and live until I know her condition in the right way. She got up from the bed and my wife was making food for us. And it was an idea from a while ago that I was praying in the mosque for Fajr prayer, and the food was ready at the time of the dawn prayer. In the mosque while I was going downstairs, there was a dog in the street behind me, and when he looked at him except in front of the door of the mosque, I told him to come with me, and after I finished the dawn prayer, I got bored of the dog, so I told him not to run behind me again, and I am going to pray because I am not afraid of dogs, I am going to the house of our Lord . I used to love praying in mosques for a long time, but thank God my mother felt my faith in God. Egyptian sheriff Suhaib Barakat

إليزابيث هيرلي عارية تمامًا ومتناسقة تمامًا في صورة NSFW IG تابع عاشق الروح يوتيوبر

إليزابيث هيرلي عارية تمامًا ومتناسقة تمامًا في صورة NSFW IG تابع عاشق الروح يوتيوبر elizabethhurley1 @elizabethhurley1 أسقطت إليزابيث هيرلي للتو صورة جديدة على Instagram حيث كانت عارية تمامًا على سريرها. كما عرضت صورة الممثلة مؤخرتها وساقيها وكل شيء بشكل كامل. تحب إليزابيث اليوجا والبيلاتس ، لكن طريقتها المفضلة لممارسة الرياضة هي ممارسة النشاط في المنزل. يوم عيد الحب إليزابيث هيرلي هو fuego 🔥. شاركت عارضة الأزياء والممثلة ، البالغة من العمر 57 عامًا ، صورة مثيرة لنفسها في السرير وهي عارية تمامًا ، مع بعض الوسائل المتعرجة الموضوعة بشكل استراتيجي تكريماً للعطلة. وهناك شيء واحد مؤكد: أرجلها وذراعيها وبطنها كلها متناسقة بشكل لا يصدق. "عيد حب سعيد" ، علقت إليزابيث الموافقة المسبقة عن علم . أحب أصدقاؤها ومعجبوها المظهر تمامًا ، وأرسلوا لها كل أنواع الرموز التعبيرية للقلب والنار. بدلاً من قضاء وقتها في صالة الألعاب الرياضية ، فإن فلسفة إليزابيث للياقة البدنية تدور حول البقاء نشطة في حياتها اليومية. قالت "أنا لا أمارس الرياضة في حد ذاتها ، لكنني نشطة للغاية". قالت لـ Extra : "أنا أمارس الكثير من التمارين ، لكنها في الحقيقة البستنة ... قطع التحوط ، باستخدام المنشار لقطع شجرة ، وقطع الأشجار ، وكل هذه الأشياء التي أقوم بها" . والطريقة الأخرى لتحريك جسدها هي ركوب الدراجة . لكنها ليست ضد الصالة الرياضية تمامًا. أخبرت The Cut أنها تحب أن تأخذ اليوغا والبيلاتس أيضًا . تشرح إليزابيث: "أمارس دروس اليوجا أو البيلاتس في بعض الأحيان ، ولكن في الغالب يكون مجرد تمرين ذاتي في المنزل. قد أقوم ببعض تمارين المعدة أو بعض تمارين أسفل أو ذراعي ، ولكن لأنني تدربت على راقصة عندما كنت صغيرة ، أنا أعرف نوعًا ما كل التدريبات. أجد أنه من الصعب جدًا على جدولي الذهاب بانتظام إلى أي مكان آخر. تعمل جيدا بالنسبة إلي." تحب إليزابيث أيضًا البستنة ، وهي إحدى الطرق التي يمكنها من خلالها اتباع نظام غذائي صحي. وقالت لصحيفة The Cut : "طوال الصيف نأكل الفاكهة والخضروات من حديقتي الخاصة. كنت أمتلك مزرعة عضوية صغيرة ، وكل اللحوم التي أكلها ابني كانت من المزرعة" . "من الواضح أن هذا غير ممكن بالنسبة لمعظم الناس ، لكن دعم المزارعين المحليين أينما كنت أمر جيد." وهي تبذل قصارى جهدها للابتعاد عنها الأطعمة المصنعة. "أنا أحب الطعام البسيط والطبيعي والسهل. لا أحب حقًا الطعام الذي يحتوي على الكثير من المواد الكيميائية أو الإضافات ،"إليزابيثكما قال The Cut . ملاحظة مهمة أخرى هنا: إليزابيث تحب زيارة المنتجع الصحي النمساويفيفاماير ماريا ورثعندما تحتاج إلى إعادة تعيين. "تعلمت الجلوس بلا حراك ، وترك هاتفي ، والاستمتاع بطعامي. لقد تحسن هضمي منذ أن اتبعت هذه النصيحة" ،مشترك مع صحة المرأة. استمروا في ذلك ، إليزابيث! elizabethhurley1@ Elizabeth Hurley #السوشيال_ميديا #الأردن #الإمارات_العربية_المتحدة #البحرين #الجزائر #السعودية #السودان #الصومال #العراق #الكويت #المغرب #اليمن #تونس #جزر_القمر #جنوب_السودان #جيبوتي #سوريا #عمان #فلسطين #قطر #لبنان #ليبيا #مصر #موريتانيا #المصرى_صهيب_بركات

UN chief: It is either a "climate change solidarity pact" or a "suicide pact"

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called for a "climate solidarity pact" between rich and poor nations to limit the severity of global warming in a COP27 speech. Why it matters: Guterres places a high priority on tackling climate change, and the proposal emphasizes the rapidly closing window to limit the extent of warming. Zoom in: Speaking to world leaders at the COP27 summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Guterres spoke in stark terms: "We are on a highway to climate hell with our foot on the accelerator," he said. "Humanity has a choice: cooperate or perish." A solidarity pact would involve countries pushing to slash greenhouse gas emissions in such a way to meet the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree target, and wealthier nations providing financial and technical help to developing countries for them to transition to cleaner energy sources. Guterres also advocated for a coal phase-out in industrialized nations by 2030, and elsewhere by 2040. Between the lines: To realize his vision would require cooperation between the world's two largest emitters, the United States and China. However, right now, these two countries are not speaking formally on climate or other issues due to tensions over Taiwan. "The two largest economies — the United States and China — have a particular responsibility to join efforts to make this pact a reality," Guterres stated. "This is our only hope of meeting our climate goals." Guterres endorsed developing countries' push for a financial mechanism to be negotiated at COP27 that provides for climate damage payments for the developing nations that contributed the least to causing climate change, but that are seeing some of its worst impacts. "Getting concrete results on loss and damage is a litmus test of the commitment of governments to the success of COP27," he stated. Climate damages, known as "loss and damage" in the UN climate talks, is on the official agenda for the first time at COP27, though with key caveats, such as a 2024 deadline for working out the details. Developing countries, such as flood-ravaged Pakistan, are seeking financing details far sooner, ideally at this COP. The bottom line: "It is either a Climate Solidarity Pact — or a Collective Suicide Pact," Guterres said, given increasingly severe climate change impacts.

Egypt's rights abuses and surveillance concerns loom over COP27

Egypt's rights abuses and surveillance concerns loom over COP27 Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi during a July press conference in Berlin, Germany. Photo: Emmanuele Contini/NurPhoto via Getty Images Rights groups have raised concerns about the potential surveillance of COP27 delegates, the arrest of protesters and imprisonment of political prisoners in Egypt ahead of the climate summit starting in Sharm el-Sheikh Monday. The big picture: As U.K. officials pledged to raise at COP27 the imprisonment of a British-Egyptian writer, Human Rights Watch noted in a report Sunday Egypt's authorities had "arrested dozens of people" over anti-government protests planned to coincide with the summit and that restrictions were placed on demonstrations. HRW said "the Egyptian government released a smartphone application for COP27 attendees" last month, which "requires users to provide personal information," including their passport numbers. "Based on an initial analysis by two local rights groups, the application requires access to the phone's camera, microphone, location, and Bluetooth connection," the U.S.-based rights group said. "All information gathered by the application can be shared with third parties." Zoom in: Hossam Baghat, the head of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, last month tweeted a link to an app screen featuring the face of Egypt's president with the comment that to download the COP27 app "you must give your full name, email address, mobile number, nationality and passport number. Also you must enable location tracking." Threat level: There are concerns that Egyptian officials could use the data for more crackdowns on dissent in the country — which has roughly 65,000 political prisoners, per the Guardian. "The wide-ranging information raises further surveillance and privacy concerns," HRW said. Gennie Gebhart, the Electronic Frontier Foundation's advocacy director, described the COP27 app to the Guardian as "a cartoon super-villain" with the "biggest red flag" being permissions required, which she said were "unnecessary for the operation of the app and suggests they are trying to surveil attendees." What we're watching: U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he'd raise at COP27 the plight of Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a British-Egyptian writer and rights activist who's spent much of the past decade in prison on charges including "spreading false news." "I will continue to stress to President Sisi the importance that we attach to the swift resolution of Alaa's case, and an end to his unacceptable treatment," Sunak said in a letter to Abd El-Fattah's family. Meanwhile, there have been calls for anti-government protests to be held this Friday as the climate conference continues, with at least 67 people arrested over the planned demonstrations, per Reuters. Worth noting: Leading climate activist Greta Thunberg has said she's not attending the summit as the UN climate conferences "are mainly used as an opportunity for leaders and people in power to get attention, using many different kinds of greenwashing." Thunberg tweeted her "solidarity with prisoners of conscience in Egypt" last month and urged her five million Twitter followers to sign a petition calling for the release of "everyone arbitrarily detained" ahead of COP27. Representatives for the COP27 presidency and Egyptian government could not immediately be reached for comment.

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