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Photos from Ibn Tulun Mosque in Said el Zayeb, a section of Cairo. It was a beautiful mosque and we had an amazing view from the minaret.
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Based in Atlanta, Ga Majida Anwar's blog covers everything from the Atlanta belly dance community to her observations of Middle Eastern art forms to the Arabic language and the Middle East. This blog will have reviews, event updates, and general ramblings of a belly dancer who dabbles in music and marketing.
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Majda is a dancer and musician of the Middle Eastern arts. As a dancer, Majda began dancing at the age of 5 with her Jordanian family at social gatherings. At the age of 11, she began her formal training and continues her studies today. In the spring of 2006, Majda joined the Awalim Dance Company, under the direction of Ziah Ali, performing and teaching workshops with the company internationally. Since 2005, Majda has taught multi-level, weekly classes at Georgia Tech where she earned her Undergraduate degree in Marketing at the School of Business. Please visit www.awalim.com or www.majdaanwar.com for upcoming classes and event information.
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Amazing! The view and the fact that it was strangely empty. I saw some beutiful mosques in Singapore, but they were always crawling with active worshippers or loafers that kind of deterred me from entering.
Ooh. That's my favorite Cairo mosque. So peaceful after the din of the street. Beautiful photos!
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