Fathy

The interview ended right there and then, as Mostafa Fathy wrote:

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"I saw two people injured in the head, carried away by people," Ahmed Fathy, a witness, told Al Jazeera.

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Best of times Winning the 2005 Grammy award for Egypt, an album of Sufi Islamic devotional chants recorded with Egypt's 14-strong Fathy Salama Orchestra.

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Sherif Fathy, 45, a street vendor near Tahrir Square, used to sell small children's toys to tourists.

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The masons were flown in from Cairo and learned this rare skill from some of the greatest brick-dome builders in Egypt, including Hassan Fathy.

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While his hypnotic fusion of traditional Senegalese syncopation and the reeds, strings and flutes from Cairo's Fathy Salam Orchestra are revered abroad, his recordings and advertisements are buried at home.

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"The students at Recycling School start to know things about the environment, about life, about being green, and they start to talk to their families and communities about it," Fathy said.

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Of all the trash that ends up in Manshiyet Nasser, Fathy estimates that 80 percent is reused or recycled -- a figure that puts most modern cities in the West to shame.

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