Flanking the eastern edge of Islamic Cairo is Al Azhar Park, one of Cairo's largest parks. Formerly an area filled with rubble, Al Azhar Park now features an array of fountains, manicured gardens, ...

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In the desert, an oasis is akin to paradise and in the sands of Egypt, many of history's greatest gardens flowered on the banks of the Nile. But in Cairo, a city of 16 million people that has ...

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CAIRO: When the official inauguration of Cairo's Al-Azhar Park unfolds this weekend, it will do so in two stages. The first is a private, invitation-only affair on March 25, replete with ceremonial ...

The documentary Home, directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand, will screen at Al-Azhar Park to bring forward environmental issues and climate change Home was released in 2009 yet is more relevant than ever ...

Organised by the Culture Resource (Al-Mawred Al-Thaqafy), the third edition of biennial Cairo International Circus Festival (CirCairo) kicked off at Al-Azhar Park on Friday 17 October. Egyptian and ...

1. Due to particulate matter in the air, North Africa’s most populous city has some of the world’s highest levels of air pollution. This city, home to Al-Azhar Park, is located in which country? 2.

The Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of the Ismaili Muslims, died on 4 February 2025 at the age of 88. Twenty years ago, he gave The Art Newspaper a rare interview on the occasion of the opening of the ...

1- Al-Azhar ancient library: The library that now exists is an extension of the ancient library referred to by historians to be found before 517 Ah -1123 AD at al-Azhar Mosque. 2- Al-Azhar Library in ...

It is located on an area of 80 acres that was used in the past as a landfill for garbage and waste for more than a thousand years. The project was announced in 1984 and opened to visitors in 2005, ...