Dignity is
a fundamental trait of humility that appears, probably for the tragic sense
that the Egyptians have in life, that is, it all depends on the divine will. Therefore,
everywhere and anytime you can hear expressions of religious as "it is the
will of God," "God willing" and even the typical greeting
"salam aleikun" has this sense because what you want is that
"peace be with you.”
- Among the customs in Egypt are told to shake hands when greeting because they consider it a gesture of respect. Physical contact is very common among the locals, as they are used to growing up in large families.
- The warmth and familiarity reaches up business meetings, that are regularly interrupted by visits from friends and family, and the deals are not closed until there is a bond of trust between the Covenanters.
- It is common for people to smoke and have extended conversations about trivial subjects such as sports, jokes, gastronomy, etc. Friday is the Muslim holy day and almost no one works.
- One of the customs in Egypt is asking for tips, activity performed from children to the police.
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