Sam Daoud 𓂀 𓅓 𓋹 𓆃 Ⲁ̀ⲛⲟⲕ ⲟⲩⲣⲉⲙⲛ̀ⲭⲏⲙⲓ ⲡⲉ

mc / radio presenter / record label director : @forevereverau / author / husband / father / son / brother / mate

1 day ago

Is it ok to ask a Christian to change his name to a Muslim name in order to play professional #soccer? It happens in #Egypt. Stand with us for fairness and for #copticequality. #Football #viralshort #christian #coptic #minaelbendary @EFA

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Dr. Maalouf ‏

@realMaalouf

1 day ago

The Egyptian Football Association posted a video titled: “The Secret to Victory.” They openly state that the key to victory is to begin the match by cursing Christians and Jews. Before each match, the team gathers to recite Quranic passages calling Christians and Jews infidels under Allah’s wrath. Coptic Christians make up 15% of Egypt’s population, but they are not allowed to be part of the national team. For some reason, FIFA thinks this is ok.

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about 13 hours ago

Ayman Ramzy Boutros, an Egyptian libaritarian and civil servant who was born into a Coptic Christian family but embraced athiesm in recent years. Ramzy was arrested on June 3, 2026, and held at El-Sahel Police Station. After nearly four weeks in custody, he was found dead. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unexplained. Most of Ramzy's critical social media posts were directed towards Christianity, but only recently he criticized some aspects of Islam including mocking a traditional jurisprudential opinion that claims pregnancy could last for 4 or 5 years. Coptic Solidarity demands transparency and justice for Ramzy. Support us as we advocate for the rights and protection of Egypt’s Copts. #egypt #humanrights #copts #coptic #virałpost @USCIRF @RFUFmagazine

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1 day ago

The silenced reality of our Coptic Christian ✝️ brothers in Egypt. They want to play ⚽ too and be welcomed to do so. Why does asking for equality make some people so mad ? Reality is Christians are the minority of Egypt and they aren't welcomed because of religious persecution. Even if they tried out 💔

BrentBritt58901's tweet photo. The silenced reality of our
Coptic Christian ✝️ brothers in Egypt.

They want to play ⚽ too and be welcomed to do so.

Why does asking for equality make some people so mad ?

Reality is Christians are the minority of Egypt and they aren't welcomed because of religious persecution.

Even if they tried out 💔

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Russia X 🇷🇺

@Rusia_HD

4 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: Spain has officially banned entry to its territory for all individuals directly involved in the genocide, human rights violations, and war crimes in Gaza.

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✥ Y O U S I F 𓂀 🇪🇬

@egyptian_yousif

8 days ago

BREAKING🚨🇪🇬🚨; Two men opened fire on a Coptic Orthodox monastery in Egypt. In Fayoum, two private security guards stopped a car carrying two monks from Deir al-Malak Gabriel Abu Khashaba during a land dispute. One of the guards opened fire with a shotgun, hitting Father Yustus al-Naqluni in his left leg and foot with pellets. Another monk in the car was also injured. Father Yustus was taken to Fayoum General Hospital, where doctors removed the pellets and treated a fracture in his foot. This is not a random incident. Coptic monasteries across Egypt have been facing repeated attempts to seize their land, often backed by local groups and weak government protection. When monks try to defend their property, they are met with violence. This kind of attack on Coptic clergy reveals a clear pattern: Christian religious sites and properties are treated as easy targets in parts of Egyptian Muslim society, while Copts are viewed as second-class citizens who can be attacked with little consequence.

$egyptian_yousif's tweet photo. BREAKING🚨🇪🇬🚨; Two men opened fire on a Coptic Orthodox monastery in Egypt. In Fayoum, two private security guards stopped a car carrying two monks from Deir al-Malak Gabriel Abu Khashaba during a land dispute. One of the guards opened fire with a shotgun, hitting Father Yustus al-Naqluni in his left leg and foot with pellets. Another monk in the car was also injured. Father Yustus was taken to Fayoum General Hospital, where doctors removed the pellets and treated a fracture in his foot. This is not a random incident. Coptic monasteries across Egypt have been facing repeated attempts to seize their land, often backed by local groups and weak government protection. When monks try to defend their property, they are met with violence. This kind of attack on Coptic clergy reveals a clear pattern: Christian religious sites and properties are treated as easy targets in parts of Egyptian Muslim society, while Copts are viewed as second-class citizens who can be attacked with little consequence.$

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2 days ago

6/26/26🚨🚨 Outside the ancient walls of the Monastery of the Archangel Gabriel known as Abu Khashaba in Egypt’s Fayoum Governorate, a Coptic Orthodox monk was shot with a shotgun. Fr. Yostos al-Naqlouni was traveling in a pickup truck with Fr. Azer al-Naqlouni, the monastery’s steward, when two armed men confronted them on land the monks have cultivated for years. One raised his weapon and fired. Pellets tore into Fr. Yostos’s leg. He survived. the assailants were apprehended by the monks themselves before police arrived. Two suspects, private security guards assigned to the disputed property were later arrested and referred to the Public Prosecution. Yet the story did not end with the shooting💔💔 According to accounts emerging from within the monastic community and shared by Abona Azer, when the monks sought to formally report the attack, they encountered not protection, but pressure!! 💔 Some describe being detained for days, deprived of sleep, compelled to withdraw their complaint And sign a compromise agreement concerning the very land that had just witnessed violence against them. This is not merely the account of one tragic night. It is part of a recurring pattern. In April 2026, the same monastic community faced the demolition of agricultural land they had developed over two decades. A monk was injured during that operation. Now, once again, violence and coercion shadow their efforts to simply exist on land they have stewarded with prayer and labor. Egypt’s Coptic Christians one of the oldest Christian communities in the world continue to face a quiet but relentless form of marginalization. When disputes arise over property they have cultivated or churches they have built, the response from authorities is often not protection, but delay, downplaying, and pressure on the victims to surrender their rights. Official statements emphasize that attacks occur “outside monastery walls” or involve “private guards,” while the lived experience of the monks tells of fear, intimidation, and the feeling that the very institutions meant to safeguard them are instead enabling their vulnerability. This is how systemic neglect operates: not always through dramatic decrees, but through the consistent failure to extend equal protection, the slow walk of investigations, the placement of guards on contested land before ownership is justly resolved, and the subtle coercion that teaches a minority to expect that raising their voice will bring further hardship rather than redress. The monks of Abu Khashaba have not responded with rage. They have responded with the same quiet dignity that has sustained their community through centuries of trial. They love their homeland. They seek only the right to live, pray, and work in peace. Yet they refuse to accept that bullets and forced silence should be the price of that peace. Call upon the Egyptian Government for a transparent and thorough investigation not only into the shooting itself, but into the circumstances under which the victims were allegedly pressured afterward. Do not look away. The persecution of Coptic Christians in Egypt is not a myth of the past. It continues today 💔 sometimes with gunfire, sometimes with the quieter violence of indifference and coercion. When a government fails to protect its most vulnerable citizens with equal vigor, it does not remain neutral. It becomes, however unintentionally, an enabler of their suffering. Pray for an Egypt where every Christian, and Christian converts, are equal. Stand with them. Demand justice that is not selective. 🇪🇬✝️🙏🏻🤍 Demand An Egypt Where all Egyptians are equal not just some. #EndCopticPersecution

BrentBritt58901's tweet photo. 6/26/26🚨🚨

Outside the ancient walls of the Monastery of the Archangel Gabriel known as Abu Khashaba in Egypt’s Fayoum Governorate,

a Coptic Orthodox monk was shot with a shotgun.

Fr. Yostos al-Naqlouni was traveling in a pickup truck with Fr. Azer al-Naqlouni, the monastery’s steward, when two armed men confronted them on land the monks have cultivated for years.
One raised his weapon and fired. Pellets tore into Fr. Yostos’s leg. He survived. the assailants were apprehended by the monks themselves before police arrived.

Two suspects, private security guards assigned to the disputed property were later arrested and referred to the Public Prosecution.

Yet the story did not end with the shooting💔💔

According to accounts emerging from within the monastic community and shared by Abona Azer, when the monks sought to formally report the attack, they encountered not protection, but pressure!! 💔
Some describe being detained for days,
deprived of sleep,
compelled to withdraw their complaint
And sign a compromise agreement concerning the very land that had just witnessed violence against them.

This is not merely the account of one tragic night. It is part of a recurring pattern.

In April 2026, the same monastic community faced the demolition of agricultural land they had developed over two decades.

A monk was injured during that operation.

Now, once again, violence and coercion shadow their efforts to simply exist on land they have stewarded with prayer and labor.

Egypt’s Coptic Christians one of the oldest Christian communities in the world continue to face a quiet but relentless form of marginalization.

When disputes arise over property they have cultivated or churches they have built, the response from authorities is often not protection, but delay, downplaying, and pressure on the victims to surrender their rights.

Official statements emphasize that attacks occur “outside monastery walls” or involve “private guards,” while the lived experience of the monks tells of fear, intimidation, and the feeling that the very institutions meant to safeguard them are instead enabling their vulnerability.

This is how systemic neglect operates: not always through dramatic decrees, but through the consistent failure to extend equal protection, the slow walk of investigations, the placement of guards on contested land before ownership is justly resolved, and the subtle coercion that teaches a minority to expect that raising their voice will bring further hardship rather than redress.

The monks of Abu Khashaba have not responded with rage.
They have responded with the same quiet dignity that has sustained their community through centuries of trial.

They love their homeland.

They seek only the right to live, pray, and work in peace. Yet they refuse to accept that bullets and forced silence should be the price of that peace.
Call upon the Egyptian Government for a transparent and thorough investigation
not only into the shooting itself,

but into the circumstances under which the victims were allegedly pressured afterward.

Do not look away.

The persecution of Coptic Christians in Egypt is not a myth of the past.

It continues today 💔

sometimes with gunfire, sometimes with the quieter violence of indifference and coercion.

When a government fails to protect its most vulnerable citizens with equal vigor, it does not remain neutral. It becomes, however unintentionally, an enabler of their suffering.

Pray for an Egypt where every Christian, and Christian converts, are equal.
Stand with them.

Demand justice that is not selective.
🇪🇬✝️🙏🏻🤍

Demand An Egypt

Where all Egyptians are equal not just some.

#EndCopticPersecution

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3 days ago

As the state politicizes religious affairs in Egypt 🚨🚨🚨🚨 Coptic Christians are being arrested for their faith in Jesus in Egypt. Coptic Christian girls and women are disappearing 💔 They are seizing Coptic Christian heritage sites and land in Egypt.. They are confiscating historic and agricultural land plots✝️ Like the 41 acres they recently seized from a monasteries farmland Where a monk was hurt during the protest 💔 Don't turn your eyes away from the 10% of christians left in Egypt .. As the Egyptian Government tries to erase and silence them✝️🇪🇬 As the world ignores them. How can we hear the persecution of our brothers and sisters if they are silenced ? Why does Egypt fail to recognize and fail to protect Christians? Asking for equality shouldn't be ignored or make somebody mad.

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2 days ago

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 Coptic Christians are being arrested for their faith in Jesus in Egypt. Coptic Christian girls and women are disappearing 💔 They are seizing Coptic Christian heritage sites and land in Egypt.. They are confiscating historic and agricultural land plots✝️ Like the 41 acres they recently seized from a monasteries farmland Where a monk was hurt during the protest 💔 Don't turn your eyes away from the 10% of christians left in Egypt .. As the Egyptian Government tries to erase and silence them✝️🇪🇬 As the world ignores them. How can we hear the persecution of our brothers and sisters if they are silenced ? Why does Egypt fail to recognize and fail to protect Christians? Asking for equality shouldn't be ignored or make somebody mad.

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about 1 month ago

Little did we know that a few short days after we made this presentation at the United Nations’ Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, a proposed legislation will be tabled in the Egyptian Parliament, now signed by 60 MPs, to allow the state to confiscate 25 of the holiest Coptic Christian sites associated with the Holy Family’s Flight to Egypt. The legislation was submitted to Parliament without meaningful consultation with the Coptic Orthodox Church, despite the fact that the entire project is centered on churches and monasteries that the Church has preserved and maintained for centuries The draft law would create a new authority reporting to the Prime Minister with broad powers over lands, facilities, and revenues connected to sites along the trail. It would permit the authority to impose entrance fees, establish investment partnerships, and potentially assume control over properties associated with churches and monasteries. These churches and monasteries are not simply historical landmarks. They are living places of worship and enduring symbols of one of the world’s oldest Christian communities. Please help us defend our Coptic heritage and ensure that the voices of Copts are heard on the world stage by making a small gift today - link enclosed. With your help, we can: -Raise urgent threats to Christian heritage sites before the United Nations -Meet directly with diplomats and international decision-makers -Publish timely reports and legal analysis -Mobilize international pressure to protect churches and monasteries -Defend the rights of Copts to preserve and manage their sacred sites Donate at: https://t.co/egnOzLWf5B #protectcopticheritage

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sarah

@sahouraxo

3 days ago

Australia’s Senator David Pocock: Israel has killed 20,000 Palestinian children. Israeli soldiers are deliberately shooting at children��s limbs as some sort of twisted game of target practice. The scale of this horror has no parallel in modern conflicts globally. Unparalleled.

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James Li

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3 days ago

When do we start calling this a holocaust?

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