Tag Archives: muslims

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It’s TravelReportage.com first blogversary!

Posted on 21 Jun ’11 by Giulia

One year in travel: the “best of” TravelReportage.com Read more →

Posted in #traveltuesday, Asia, Astronomy, Egypt, Italy, Japan, Memories, New York, New York City Guide, Photography, Sinai, Singapore, Tokyo, Travel, USA, Various, Vertebra story | Tagged #jan25, #traveltuesday, astronomy lectures, basata, beach, beduins, blogversary, Cairo, camera gear for travel photography, camp, camping, celebration, characters of egypt festival 2010, copan ruinas, desert, Egypt, egyptian revolution, first anniversary, giza pyramids, honduras, italy, japan, lovet, mount fuji, mount sinai climb, mubarak, muslims, new york city guide, NYC, photo essay, Photography, ramadan, roatan, sick in cairo, sinai, Singapore, sky, tent, thanks, tokyo, travel, travel and relationships, USA, wadi el hitan | 10 Comments

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Scared of Muslims in airports? Read this

Posted on 31 May ’11 by Giulia

Prejudices towards Muslims in the Western World, vs Religious unity in the Middle East. Read more →

Posted in Back2Egypt, Blog4Egypt, Egypt, Photography, Religion, Travel, Various | Tagged 9/11, airplane explosion, airplanes, airports, arabs, bombs, Cairo, christians, church, church in cairo, Egypt, fear of terrorism, fear of terrorist attack, flights, mosque, muslims, Osama bin Laden, prayer in tahrir square, prayer in the desert, Prejudices towards Muslims in the Western World, religious unity, terrorism, terrorist attack, terrorists, travel, vs Religious unity in the Middle East. | 26 Comments