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Qena celebrates the Prophet’s birthday… rituals passed down through generations for centuries

Asmaa ElsharkawyBy Asmaa ElsharkawySeptember 4, 2025No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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For more than four centuries, Qena has retained its distinctive character in commemorating the Prophet’s birthday. As the occasion approaches, the streets and squares are decorated with lights and banners, and traditional families prepare to welcome visitors, in a scene where the sounds of remembrance and praise of the Prophet mix with the melodies of the local flute, creating a unique atmosphere that reflects the depth of the popular heritage in Upper Egypt.

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