#Sharm-el-Sheikh

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AL SAHABA MOSQUE - EGYPT

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Two wooden statuettes of cobra-headed goddesses, missing their forearms, at the Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs exhibition. They have jackal-headed shoes on. @bigbadjackal, I see those shoes on a lot of different deities -- what do they mean?

When: Late/Ptolemaic Period

Where: Sharm El Sheikh Museum

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street sodas, sharm el sheikh, april 23

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Super Moon tonight above the City of Peace, Sharm El Sheikh.

Photos by: Jacques Peter

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end of 90s/early 2000s

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Egypt forever

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Sharm el-Sheikh

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Al-Sahaba Mosque: Unique Mixture of Ottoman, Fatimid, and Mamluk Architectures

Designed by the Egyptian architect Fouad Tawfik Hafez, the Al-Sahaba Mosque is a stone structure in three different styles that are Ottoman, Fatimid, and Mamluk. The mosque consists of two floors, the first reserved for men and the second for women. There is also a library on the second floor. It is located in a small town called Sharm El Sheikh, bordering the Red Sea which creates a lovely view.

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Al Sahaba Mosque - EGYPT

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النفسية محتاجة قعدة فى فرشة كافية فى شرم

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The Ultimate Guide to Luxury Beach Destinations in the Middle East

The Middle East offers some of the world's most luxurious beach destinations, combining stunning natural beauty with first-class service and accommodations. From the tranquil waters of the UAE's coastline to the historic shores of Jordan's Aqaba, there's no shortage of premium options. Among these, Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt stands out as a pinnacle of luxury beach holidays.

Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt: A Sanctuary of Luxury

Nestled at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, Sharm el Sheikh is a destination synonymous with luxury. Known for its sheltered sandy beaches, clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs, it offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. The area is renowned for its world-class resorts, spas, and golf courses, where service and elegance meet the serenity of the Red Sea. Those seeking a truly opulent experience can find detailed recommendations and exclusive offers at Luxury holidays Sharm el Sheikh Egypt.

Dubai, UAE: Opulence on Every Shore

Dubai is well-known for its architectural wonders and extravagant lifestyle. Its beaches, such as JBR and Kite Beach, offer luxurious beach club facilities where visitors can sunbathe, swim, and even ski on artificial waves. The city’s coastal hotels are among the most lavish in the world, providing guests with unmatched views, private beaches, and sumptuous dining options.

Aqaba, Jordan: Historical Luxury

Aqaba offers a unique blend of history and luxury. This Jordanian city not only provides access to the beautiful Red Sea but also serves as a gateway to the ancient city of Petra. Luxury resorts in Aqaba cater to those who appreciate both modern comforts and the allure of ancient civilizations, offering guided tours, diving excursions, and exclusive waterfront relaxation.

Muscat, Oman: Tranquil and Traditional

Muscat, with its dramatic mountain backdrop and clear blue waters, offers a more tranquil approach to luxury. The city's resorts emphasize traditional Omani hospitality and feature architectural elements that reflect the region’s cultural heritage. Muscat is ideal for those who want to unwind in a setting that feels secluded and steeped in tradition.

Travelers seeking luxury beach holidays in the Middle East have several enticing options, but Sharm el Sheikh remains a jewel in the region’s crown. Its blend of natural beauty, high-end accommodations, and commitment to service makes it an ideal destination for those looking to indulge in a luxury beach holiday.

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holidays, white toes, cold drinks

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Sharm el Sheikh, end of 90s

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Pakistani human rights and land defender Ayisha Siddiqa was set to give a speech on November 17 at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. However, when it was her turn to take the mic, she instead said, ‘I was intending to come here and share with you facts and data, and the stories of the women who have had to give birth in flood zones, of the ancestors whose graves have drowned, and I don’t think that’s what people need to hear right now.’ Siddiqa then went on to deliver a powerful poem which read in part, ‘I tell you that even our dead have drowned in their graves, and you ask me to be polite. You ask me not to blame or shame, and remember the color of my skin, the sound of my tongue, and my place in your world.’

You can listen to the entire poem here: ​​go.nowth.is/poem

This video was created in collaboration with Nature's Newsroom.

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