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intro to sharm |
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City of peace as called nowadays. Sharm is the arrival point for all international flights into the Sinai Peninsula. Situated between the National Park areas of Ras Mohammed and Nabq, the resort has grown from humble beginnings as a diving & camping destination to a multinational resort town, which has the facilities to host summit meetings and world leaders. Weather is nice at Sharm during winter time, sunny in Summer time. Sun, sea and sand are the elements that describe the beautiful, exquisite atmosphere of Sharm Elsheikh Starting form its luxurious five-star hotels to the 3 stars hotels and resorts with their distinguished designs, water sports, shopping and entertainment all favorite destinations for worldwide tourists. You will enjoy a unique experience around the cozy Bedouin lifestyle, colorful tents, mountains and sea. |
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Intro To Egypt |
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Egypt, officially the Arab Republic of Egypt, country in northeastern Africa and southwestern Asia. Most of the country lies in Africa, but the easternmost portion of Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula, is usually considered part of Asia; it forms the only land bridge between the two continents. Most of Egypt�s terrain is desert, divided into two unequal parts by the Nile River. The valley and delta of the Nile are the main centers of habitation. The capital and largest city is Cairo. |
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do you know |
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Pyramids and pharaohs, mummies and magic, picture writing on papyrus�ancient Egypt had all this, and much more. Rich, powerful, and peace-loving, this North African kingdom was home to a splendid civilization that lasted 3,000 years, from about 3300 bc to 30 bc.
RED LAND, BLACK LAND Ancient Egypt was a vast territory, stretching 700 miles (1,100 kilometers) southward from the Mediterranean Sea. Most of it was hot, dry, and dusty. The Egyptians called it Deshret (red land). But the world�s longest river, the Nile, runs through this desert. Every year, the river flooded the surrounding land. The floods left sticky, smelly mud covering the land along the riverbanks. Egyptians called the riverside area Kemet (black land). This land was very fertile. About 5000 bc, the ancient Egyptians built some of the world�s first farms and villages there.
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about arabic kitchen |
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Arabic people are very proud of their cuisine. Every Arabic country has its own way of making a dish. Many of the dishes carry the same names from region to region, though they may be prepared or seasoned somewhat differently. Arabic food is flavourful, diverse, and plentiful. It seems that it is getting more familiar in the Western world, particularly in the United States. With the recent emphasis on the health benefits of Mediterranean cuisine, many Americans are discovering and embracing authentic Arabic food. |
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intro to islam |
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Islam, one of the three major world religions, along with Judaism and Christianity, that profess monotheism, or the belief in a single God.
In the Arabic language, the word Islam means surrender or submission to the will of God. A follower of Islam is called a Muslim, which in Arabic means one who surrenders to God The Arabic name for God, Allah, refers to the God worshiped by Jews and Christians. |
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