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Mohamed Gamal

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Mohamed Gamal is an Egyptian journalist who writes about politics, society, culture and sports. He has worked for a number of Egyptian newspapers and websites. He graduated from Cairo University's Faculty of Media in 2013 and has won several Egyptian and Arab journalism awards.

Most recent articles by Mohamed Gamal

  • A woman is walking along a deserted road in the dark, lit by streetlights, with cars lined up on either side.
    Egyptian novel "The Passerby"

    Gender and society in transition

    In Ibrahim Abdel Meguid's novel "The Passerby", the philosophy student Lamia becomes Hamza. His transition runs parallel to another: that of Egypt, caught between the brief freedom of 2011 and the grip of the security state.

    By Mohamed Gamal 09.10.2026
  • Sudanese Camirata troupe founder Dafallah el-Hag performs during a show at the Russian culture center in Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024. (Photo: Picture Alliance /AP /Amr Nabil)
    Sudanese music in Cairo

    Finding joy in the face of war

    While war rages at home, for Sudanese wedding singers in exile in Cairo, celebration has become a form of resistance.

    By Mohamed Gamal 21.07.2025
  • A man walks in the narrow streets of the spice market.
    Cairo's Jewish Quarter

    The neighbourhood that shaped a nation

    In his new book, Egyptian author Ahmed Zakaria Zaki explores the 19th-century history of Cairo's Jewish Quarter, tracing the social transformations within the city's Jewish community and its reaction to the emergent Zionist movement.

    By Mohamed Gamal 29.04.2025

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