at An-Nigma cafe looking over the Canal, the Egyptian Shamm En-Nessim (Easter) will be celeberated on the eve of the occasion. it's one of two main popular fistivities in Port Said, the second being Eid En-Nasr (Victory Day) on 23 Spetember, which marks 50 years after the Suez War (the tripartite invasion), this year. simisimyya (the lyre and the genre) is played and bumboati (named after the canal ferry merchants) is danced along with dhamma sufi traditions. as you all may know, no Allenby effigies will be burnt up, it was banned a few years ago.
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There is a differance
There is a differance between Shamm En-Nessim (an Ancient Egyptian festival) and Easter (A Christian Holy day, in remembrance of the rising of jesus christ from the dead) They are not the same.
correction: Eid En-Nasr
correction: Eid En-Nasr (victory Day) occurs on 23 December not Spetember.
I wish
to join who ever will go, but I won't be here :-( Mayb next year ISA.