Within the grand/vast/ancient pyramids/tombs/temples, whispers/rumors/legends speak of a terrifying/powerful/formidable force. It is the soul/spirit/essence of an enraged/furious/vicious Pharaoh, forever chained/bound/trapped within the cold/dark/silent confines of his eternal/final/last resting place. His heart/mind/soul burns/rages/simmeres with
تُعدّ ثورة أكتوبر عاصمة للمجاهدين ، حيث جمعت الشعب المصري حول حماية الوطن . تمّت هذه المعركة بعد معارك بطولية ، وتميزت بـ حزم الجنود الناضجين أظهرت هذه الحرب القوة للجيوش المصرية معركة أ
there's no common means of transcribing Arabic phrases into western script. the most crucial impact on these pages is on put names, and that small word el for "the" - a common prefix - is an efficient case in point. Arabic won't spell out shorter vowels so el may be "al" or "il" (at times even "ul"). It will not distinguish higher and lessen scenar