Faggala, ancient and modern

Faggala, an area, neighborhood and street, has a long history, and its main street leads to Ramses Square (the heart of Cairo)... Its population in the past was mostly Armenian. It was famous for its offices and libraries, and it includes many old publishing houses and famous and ancient libraries in Egypt.. It includes a number There are many large and famous churches, including the Church of the Virgin, the Church of the Jerusalem Monastery Association, and some private and language schools, such as the Roman Catholic Yusufiyah School. The residents of the Fajala neighborhood are characterized by tolerance, whether Muslims or Christians. This book deals with faggala in the past and in the present in the Coptic reform society, and deals with faggala in the days of the French, as well as faggala in the modern era.