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  • Economic Development Achievements under King Khalid’s Leadership 
    Al- Rumeih, Saleh Bin-Rumeih (King Khalid Foundation, 2011-10-17)
    The author traces the developmental achievements of the late King Khaled Bin-Abdul-Aziz which led to an economic boom in the country. That period witnessed the establishment of industrial cities, new universities, and ...
  • Egyptian Female Workers at Bint Al Nil 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1954-05)
    This article is about a social project jointly by the Bint Al Nil Union and three major stores where meals are served to the ‘female’ workers who work at each these stores at a nominal cost.
  • Egyptian Women 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1956-10)
    The article traces the stances taken of Egyptian women throughout history. Women fought side by side with men during the 1919 Revolution for freedom of their country. In 1924, Hoda Shaarawi led the Egyptian feminist movement ...
  • Egyptian Women and the People’s Struggle 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1951-11)
    In this article, Doria Shafik invites all Egyptians, especially women, to defend their country against colonization. Shafik demands that women carry weapons and stand side by side with the men, since this is part of the ...
  • Egyptian Women Looking for Trouble 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1951-02)
    This article talks about Egyptian women who took up journalism as a profession, one that is often referred to as the profession of “looking for trouble”. The article mentions a few names of Egyptian women who had a major ...
  • Emerging Trends in Social Justice Philanthropy in Egypt 
    Schultz Hafid, Molly (John D. Gerhart Center for Philanthropy and Civic Engagement, the American University in Cairo, 2009-11)
    This paper explores the emerging trends in social justice philanthropy in Egypt at a time of evolving perceptions and practices of giving. To provide context and comparison, the paper reviews the development of social ...
  • Ethics Come First 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1952-10)
    The article calls on the Egyptian Government to issue a body of laws that regulate family matters, given that genuine community reform begins at home. The article also maintains that more attention should be given to young ...
  • Evacuation of British Troops and Freedom of the Press 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1956-07)
    This article talks about freedom of the press which was brought back to life on the very day that the last British soldier stepped out of Egypt after almost 74 of occupation.
  • Eve in Islam 
    Ibrahim Hassan, Ali (Bint Al Nil, 1946)
    The article highlights the role of women in Islam using examples from Islamic history to illustrate this role. Women for instance went to battle jointly with men to fight and attend to the wounded; Rokaika Bint Sayfee ...
  • Every Waterfall Begins with a Single Drop 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1950-04)
    This article is about the launch of the first school women literacy school in the poor district of Bulaq. The author asserts that this nascent school will not be the last, and that more efforts will be exerted to eradicate ...
  • Female University Students Support Women’s Inclusion in the Constituent Assembly 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1952-02)
    The article points out that the Press Syndicate has been receiving numerous female university students wishing to express their full support to Doria Shafiq and the other women strikers.
  • Friends of the People Society 
    Bint Al Nil (Bint Al Nil, 1946)
    An announcement of a soiree in El-Arizona under the patronage of King Farouk the First in favor of charitable organizations in Cairo in 1946.
  • From Across the Seas 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1954-11)
    In this article, Doria Shafiq writes to her readers from Europe to congratulate them on the status Egyptian women reached in Europe. Egyptian women have finally come out of the cocoon into the wider world.
  • Gateway to Giving: Directory of 181 Certified Civil Society Organisations 
    Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy, 2010)
    In Pakistan, where knowledge and information gaps still persist between donors and beneficiary local organizations, the Gateway acts as a tool to help fill this gap. The information includes their focus, geographical reach, ...
  • Girls’ Education in Egypt 
    El-Hamouly, Sonia (Bint Al Nil, 1956-04)
    This article features an interview with the Dean of the Higher Institute for Women Teachers who touched on different women-related issues such as the Girl’s College, rate of literacy among girls in Upper Egypt, and women’s ...
  • Going Beyond Business Intelligent Corporate Philanthropy 
    Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy, 2007-12)
    The Centre has conceptualized this document to serve a threefold purpose: i) to document qualitative aspects of corporate giving by depicting some good, inspiring and effective giving examples of international and mainly ...
  • The Greatest of Months 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1951-12)
    In this article, Doria Shafiq presents one of the most important events that took place in the month of November of that year. She describes November as the greatest of months, when a great number of young Egyptians went ...
  • The History of Egyptian Women 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1956-02)
    The article traces the history of Egyptian women from ancient Egyptian times where they were considered the source of life, to Pre-Islamic times where their status waned, to the Post-Islamic period where they regained their ...
  • Hoda Shaarawi 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1956-01)
    This article marks the eighth anniversary of the death of Egyptian feminist leader Hoda Shaarawi, the first Egyptian advocate of women’s rights. She strived to raise awareness among Egyptian women, calling on them to claim ...
  • Housewife 
    Shafik, Doria (Bint Al Nil, 1949-10)
    The article comes in response to claims that Bint al Nil magazine encourages women to enter the labor market and engage in political life at the expense of their domestic responsibilities. The author maintains that the ...