what does it mean to be an egyptian?

what does it mean to be an egyptian?

what does it mean to be an egyptian?

What does it mean to be an Egyptian?

Sometimes we are heedless about the truth of our country but when we begin to think deeply about it and search within it to find our real truth we might find things that astonish us to the extent that we can't believe it. Its human nature to have dreams, it is something usual and ordinary to have hopes about the future but its something abnormal to be afraid to have dreams and skeptical for hoping about your own future. The majority of the Egyptian people are living under the poverty line. The Egyptian society is completely frustrated and lost all hopes for a better future due to the tremendous corruption within its government. Struggling is the main feature of every Egyptian, which will be presented in the end of every story I'll narrate to emphasis that struggling is the common characteristic among every Egyptian. Egyptians are born struggling, live struggling and die struggling.

Some people don't have the means to afford basic human needs such a nutrition, health care, education, and shelter. Those living in poverty suffer lower life expectancy. Assia is an uneducated old woman due to her family's acute poverty. When she was young all what she dreamt about is a good husband and a happy family because she is tried of helping her mother with the household shores. She didn't know what is coming up for her. When he dream came true she wished to go back to her life with her family. Life was really hard on her. Assia is our cleaning lady. She has work all year round looking after this rented property so gets extra pay from us. She works 3 days a week for 5 and a half hours in 2 different houses. Her low-income housing circumstances was just capable of providing food and shelter to her children. All what she dreamt about is to set her children married before she dies. Her life ended up with her and her children in the street after having their house destroyed in an earthquake.

People suffer all the time. The poor cry for money, the dying cry for life. But nobody can hear them. Their saviors walk past, barely acknowledging them. They know they exist, but they avoid looking at them, seeing them, or even hearing their cries. Ayman is one of 11 children in a family struggling to make ends meet. To supplement the meager earnings produced by the family's small factory, Ayman spends 4 months away from home in summer working to help his family. Making a living took priority over education for Ayman and his family even though his father helped him to go to college. Having access to university was really hard for this family, but his father hoped that a better education might help him for a better living. Ayman's father became increasingly worried about his son's future due to the tremendous corruption existed around them everywhere. After getting a diplomatic degree in economics, Ayman's father dream came true, finally someone will be capable of holding the house financially with him. Ayman was one in a million who is working as a driver and in the same time on a taxi due to the high-unemployment rate in Egypt. He is actually my grand mother's driver. When I asked him why you are working on a taxi, while you are already a driver? His answer was " everything in life must be earned, so we must strive to live". He has 4 children and a lovely wife. All the money he earned went for their basic needs, such as food, schooling and shelter. They didn't have the opportunity even to entertain themselves in such hard circumstances.

Soraya is woman who works as a governmental employee who earns 500 L.E a month. The money she earns won't pay for her rent or school fees for her children or any medical bills that come up. She is a wise and positive woman who is supporting three grown children through their studies despite being on her own after her husband died 3 years ago. It was hard for her to remarry again. Often she takes the bus or a taxi home but sometimes saves the fare by walking the 75 minutes without shade. She goes home every evening to a house without electricity. Her children work in the holidays to pay for their own school equipment and fees. Despite obviously being an intelligent woman she finished school early. She wanted to start earning to get money to escape from the house she was living in where she was beaten by her mother's husband. This story I just read it in the daily newspaper and its always on my mind. This story was a powerful reminder of the human indignities that lie at the heart of poverty. The stories bring to life the reality of poverty and its daily oppressions.

In conclusion, in every story I narrated you can find that struggling is the main attribute of every character's life. Those three stories are just trivial examples when it come to the majority. Its just like living in a cycle that keep itself repeating. Egypt is a good country, but its not treating her people rightly or justly. People turned to be hating their country wishing to die than live in it.

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