| The
goal of the Egyptian Chronicles is to promote and preserve the Egyptian
and Arab cultures. To achieve this, in September 2003, we have created
an electronic monthly magazine aimed at establishing a beacon of knowledge
beaming across the World Wide Web.
The
magazine covers a variety of subjects such as:
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Political Commentaries |
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Essays |
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Modern Egyptian
History |
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Ancient Egyptian
History |
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Cultural History |
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Arabic Literature |
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World Masterpieces |
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Short Stories |
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Autobiographies
/ Memoirs |
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Plays |
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Poetry |
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Mysteries |
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Art Corner |
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Entertainment |
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Word Games |
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Cartoons |
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Hazar Fazar
(Puzzles) |
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Science & Technology |
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Egyptian Cuisine |
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Vintage Photos |
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The Alexandrian
Chronicles |
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Social Issues |
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Our
aim is to help set a high standard among Egyptian and Arab internet discussion
groups. The effect of which would be to help us achieve the dreams we harbor
for our beloved nation.
It
is time to put our minds together and explore the future of Egypt and the
Arab world, and to promote its welfare and actively contribute toward its
promising bright future.
Our
monthly bilingual magazine (English/Arabic) is independent and not answerable
to anyone. Each individual contributor is personally responsible for
the content of his/her material, which is copyrighted to the contributor.
The
material offered is original, authored by the contributors. We also
include footnotes (Hawashiy) along with the sources
of any quotes contained in our works. This policy is strictly enforced.
Our
group is blessed to include a wide range of talents, interests and diversified
backgrounds in the service of Egypt and the Arab world. As a magazine,
we are elated to share with the readers, a wide range of generations as
well, which helps to reflect a fair and balanced representation of the
various segments and time periods of our population and history.
This combination of the wisdom of age, and the enthusiasm of youth, translates
into a wholesome and rich magazine.
We
strongly believe in a high level of professionalism, imagination, and self-discipline,
along with an unshakable belief in our unlimited potential.
We
are eager to promote new talent. If you feel you have the potential
and the desire to join our group of contributors, please direct your work
to the Magazine Webmaster (email address below)
The Egyptian Chronicles
<the_egyptian_chronicles@comcast.net>
After
seventeen issues (including over 1,000 pages), we are proud to announce
that The Egyptian Chronicles now has it's own permanent domain located
at:
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http://www.theegyptianchronicles.com/
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We
will gradually phase out our old domain which has been hosted at:
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http://egyptianchronicles.freewebsitehosting.com/EgyptianChroniclesGateway.html |
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