Ramadan, Alex, Egypt.4 Jana Salama

March 17, 2024

by yjieditor@gmail.com

Ramadan decorations in an old part of Alexandria, Egypt. A lot of the decorations are mostly not related to religion, but this is mostly a visual description of what Ramadan tended to look like a long time ago in Egypt, even displaying TV characters and personalities for shows that aired exclusively during Ramadan. (Jana Salama/YJI)

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