مستر/ عصام الجاويش
18-01-2011, 11:07 PM
هذا الموضوع قمت بكتابته اليوم لانه حدث جارى واعتقد انه مهم اتمنى ان يعجب الزملاء ويفيد الطلاب وارجو ان كان هناك ملاحظات على الموضوع ان نناقشها واليكم الموضوع
CITIZENSHIP & NATIONAL UNITY IN EGYPT
It is not an exaggeration to say that citizenship is one of the most important characteristics of the Egyptian society. All Egyptians are equal. There is no difference between Muslims and Christians. They have the same rights and do the same duties. They are the two elements of the nation. All Egyptians always say, "Religion is for God and Egypt is for all" This means that there is no distinction between the sons of Egypt due to religion. Although Christians in Egypt are a minority, they are given all rights and privileges that are given to Muslims who constitute 90% of the population of Egypt.
National unity and good relations between Muslims and Christians is not a slogan but rather a tangible reality reflected in the unique experience of the people. In all wars and revolutions, we saw Christians and Muslims fighting their enemies in defense of our dear country. Muslims and Christians in Egypt are always partners in joy and annoy. When a Christian gets married, his Muslim friends and neighbours go to the church to attend his wedding party and vice versa. Whenever a Muslim dies, Christians condole his family and vice versa. On feasts, both Muslims and Christians exchange gifts and good wishes. Finally, I'd like to point out that Egypt will ever remain a homeland for all its sons.
مع تحيات
مستر/ عصام الجاويش
مدرس أول اللغه الانجليزيه بمدرسه التل الكبير الثانويه بنات
0113174841
CITIZENSHIP & NATIONAL UNITY IN EGYPT
It is not an exaggeration to say that citizenship is one of the most important characteristics of the Egyptian society. All Egyptians are equal. There is no difference between Muslims and Christians. They have the same rights and do the same duties. They are the two elements of the nation. All Egyptians always say, "Religion is for God and Egypt is for all" This means that there is no distinction between the sons of Egypt due to religion. Although Christians in Egypt are a minority, they are given all rights and privileges that are given to Muslims who constitute 90% of the population of Egypt.
National unity and good relations between Muslims and Christians is not a slogan but rather a tangible reality reflected in the unique experience of the people. In all wars and revolutions, we saw Christians and Muslims fighting their enemies in defense of our dear country. Muslims and Christians in Egypt are always partners in joy and annoy. When a Christian gets married, his Muslim friends and neighbours go to the church to attend his wedding party and vice versa. Whenever a Muslim dies, Christians condole his family and vice versa. On feasts, both Muslims and Christians exchange gifts and good wishes. Finally, I'd like to point out that Egypt will ever remain a homeland for all its sons.
مع تحيات
مستر/ عصام الجاويش
مدرس أول اللغه الانجليزيه بمدرسه التل الكبير الثانويه بنات
0113174841