Nadia El-Awady is a science journalist based in Cairo, Egypt and is the
mother of four beautiful children.
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Nadia El-Awady is a science journalist based in Cairo, Egypt and is the mother of four beautiful children.
Dear Dr. Nadia,
Gratulations and ahead with zour achievments. God bless you.
AS SALAAMU ALAIKUM UKHTI
I FEAR ALLAAH……
FEAR NOT WHAT ANYONE SAY ABOUT YOU, YOUR ADHAB OR THE WAY YOU DRESS, IF THEY WERE TRUE MUSLIMS OR NON MUSLIMS THEY WOULD FOLLOW SUIT AND DRESS ACCORDINGLY AS WELL
BARAKALLAAH FEEK
Dear Mrs . Nadya
can you plz give me your email i’ve been looking for your contacts since long time
i’m a journalist and a tv editor
please email me
shay_reda@yahoo.com
Asalaamu Alaikum Nadia. Congratulations on your summit. You truly are an inspiration. Your experience is very recorded and makes very interesting & helpful reading. Insha Allah, this is one expedition which is personal goal I hope to achieve soon. Please can you mail me any other tips not mentioned in your diary & let me know which tour company you used. I think that apart from your own courage, your guides made the world of difference to your expedition. God Bless.
Dear Ms. El-Awady,
We are students from Cairo American College, Egypt and we are involved in an Environmental and Global Issues class. We have recently viewed your video about the Water Conditions in Egypt, which was an episode on BBC’s Earth Watch. We are currently in the middle of choosing a community project that will help conditions in Egypt. We were thinking about following up on your project and try to raise money as a school that we will donate to companies in order for them to have money for the filtration process. We were wondering if you could provide us with advice and ideas for this certain project. Do you think it would be a goal we can accomplish as a group of students?
Furthermore, would it is possible for you to come to CAC to speak to students?
We are very grateful for any assistance you can provide.
Sincerely,
CAC Students
- Farida Radwan
- Lily Campbell
- Malak Shamsi
- Abir Freiji
- Deena Mostafa
[...] are on since many days ago, I’ve read through Twitter this very interesting blog post by journalist (and former IOL employee) Nadia El Awady [...]
Dear Ms. Nadia,
Really i wanna ask you one thing. what is your understanding of Islam? u know, since three years i try to find out what Islam means? i am a Muslim and from upper Egypt and have sooooooo many foreign friends i lived with the soooooo long time, when i deal with them , an urgent comparison comes to my mind between them and between us as Muslims. this comparison makes every thing dizzy in my life. when u gonna discuss that with any person , he immediately accuses u that i are not a good Muslim. i want to talk about this subject coz i am suffering from that. Plz contazt me on Guide84@hotmail.com
Hi Nadia,
Haven’t been able to figure out why our email to you has been delayed but if you email me I will send you the invitation to mesh11 we talked about on twitter (I’m @rhh).
OMG! I just went to follow you on Twitter – you have 24,909 Twitter Followers – the online world is your oyster! What about running for a seat in the Egyptian Government????
LOL! No. Not interested in working anywhere near politics.
Nadia,
The world is changing and why not? the old beliefs need to be challenged as you have done and this points to a paradigm shift for you. By your courage you will inspire others to begin their confrontation of long held beliefs not of their own.
Thank you,
Barclay
Wonderful artiles in your blog. Simply loved it. Some of my friends have raised questions related to how age old practices and beliefs still apply to our day to day life and I m currently trying to find more information about it.
Islam and Egypt would be richer if there were more like you.
BTW, I was introduced to you by a mutual friend, @masriyah25, from Twitter. “Sarah” perhaps could tell you a lttle about me, also.
Nadia, you write beautifully! I just read the piece about the Hijab and took to your writing immediately. What I liked was the way you described what you were thinking all along. I could relate so well to it! That is exactly how the process of change comes to you, every time that you have to unlearn and re-learn. And sometimes, the belief that we are questioning is something we have clung to for years, and any change would mean a startlingly new worldview.what you . I don’t at all mean you do away with your Hijab- your decision could be anything- but what you think tomorrow will no more be the same, because you will have thought, as you say, from scratch!
Nadia, I so want to follow your blog, but I am on blogger and not wordpress! Can you perhaps register at facebook’s networkedblogs? I searched for your blog there but it wasn’t registered!
My blog is at http://andsotheywrote.blogspot.com. It is rather new and doesn’t have many write-ups.
Have a good time!
Nadia writes for each of us seeking to expand our consciousness and the opportunities for making choices.
Dona,
It take beauty to recognize what is beautiful.
Barclay
what happened to the article you wrote about discovering God a couple of weeks ago?
ahh, found it. totally inappropriate of me to comment here now that you’ve closed the comments, but your thoughts made me think of the philosopher (Solomon) who wrote the book of Ecclesiastes about 3000 years ago.
(if someone’s words make it that far through time – I reckon they are worth a look at).
he starts his short work with:
2 “Meaningless! Meaningless!”
says the Teacher.
“Utterly meaningless!
Everything is meaningless.”
Clearly an exasperated fellow, so if that sounds interesting, read the rest here – there are 8 chapters, found here:
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecclesiastes+1&version=NIV
(yes, it is a book from the Torah, but don’t let that put you off.)
secondly – if God created all things, and is before all things, then it stands to reason that he is distinct from creation and invisible to all our created senses, and therefore undiscoverable by his creation – unless of course he chooses to make himself known somehow, through some sort of ‘analogy,’ that is true but limited.
دكتورة نادية أنت نموذج نسائى مشرف يسعدنى أن يكون واجهة مشرفة لنا فى الخارج وتتويتاتك على تويتر تؤكد مصريتك ومبروك زفاف سعيد وحياة سعيدة ودائمة مكللة بالنجاح والذرية الصالحة