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The 12th Qumra Film Festival in Qatar is celebrating folklore and supporting humanitarian themes through a virtual format due to regional conflicts. The festival runs until April 8, featuring 49 projects from 39 countries.
Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim reveals the importance of onions in Egyptian culture in his book 'Scratches in Egyptian Folklore.' The use of onions dates back to ancient times, reflecting deep-rooted traditions in Egyptian society.
Lebanese composer <strong>Zaki Nasif</strong> played a pivotal role in shaping Lebanese musical identity by producing over <strong>1100</strong> pieces that reflect the connection of the Lebanese people to their land and history. Born during a time of famine and war, he managed to create joyful songs that embody the spirit of Lebanon.
A bizarre mummy has been discovered in Fukushima, Japan, combining human and fish-like features, sparking widespread debate among folklore researchers. Despite media excitement, the lack of scientific documentation makes it more myth than reality.
Several Egyptian art stars celebrated the opening of the Luxor Film Festival by donning traditional attire and engaging with folk music. This event, one of Egypt's prominent cultural activities, attracted notable attendance from artists and creatives.
The Goliath fish holds a unique status in Russian folklore, symbolizing both power and the supernatural. Its legendary presence in lakes is intertwined with cultural stories and myths that span generations.