Examples of using Copts in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Common law for Copts and Muslims on construction of religious buildings.
In just the past two years, tens of thousands of Christian Copts have left Egypt.
Copts live throughout every corner of Egypt and at every socioeconomic level.
In Egypt, the challenge is also the unity among Copts, Catholics and Orthodox.
Copts practice a form of Christianity that hearkens back to the earliest traditions of the church.
The lamps that hang over the stone are contributed by Armenians, Copts, Greeks and Latins.
Copts are the indigenous Christian population of Egypt, who date back to the first decades following the life of Jesus Christ.
These developments seemed to undermine Copts' ability to participate as equal citizens.
That date has happily become theoccasion for celebrating an annual Day of Friendship between Copts and Catholics.”.
Several non-Arabic groups such as Nubians, Copts and Beja have been partly Arabized but still maintain their non-Arabic identity.
The richness of reli-gious diversity must be upheld" whether it is for Maronites in Lebanon or the Copts in Egypt.
But while Copts may go to the deserts of Egypt for their religious practice, most live in the cities among their Muslim compatriots.
On the stability of this country, and to work with the Copts as one hand for the sake of Egypt.”.
Violent attacks on Copts have led them to flee certain areas of Egypt, such as Sinai, and there is a steady stream of Coptic emigration from Egypt.
The richness of reli-gious diversity must be upheld" whether it is for Maronites in Lebanon or the Copts in Egypt.
In just one province(Minya),77 cases of sectarian attacks on Copts between 2011 and 2016 have been documented by the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights.
On the stability of this country and on loving it, working for it and working with the Copts as one hand for Egypt's sake.".
This must concern all Egyptians, since the presence of Copts is essential to the health of intellectual, cultural and political life in the Middle East.
Even in recent days there were many of them,including those of 38 Christians Copts in Egypt killed on Palm Sunday.
I greet especially the Orthodox Copts and my Brother Tawadros whom I congratulate on the joyous occasion of the inauguration of the new Cathedral in Cairo.
On the stability of this country and in lovingit, and working for it and to work with the Copts as one hand for the sake of Egypt.''.
In particular, Copts participated alongside their Muslim compatriots in the proteststhat brought down the authoritarian rule of former President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
In the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, terrorist attacks in Egypt became numerous and severe,and began to target Christian Copts, foreign tourists and government officials.
The Copts feel despised and deprived of many rights, especially their freedom of worship(as demonstrated in the difficulty of building a church) and freedom of conscience.
In the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, terrorist attacks in Egypt became more numerous and severe,and began to target Christian Copts and foreign tourists as well as government officials.
Though Copts are largely indistinguishable from the Muslim majority, many are given tattoos of a cross on their wrists as children, signifying their permanent commitment to the community.
The Government continued to sponsor"reconciliation sessions" following sectarian attacks,which generally obviated the prosecution of perpetrators of crimes against Copts and precluded their recourse to the judicial system for restitution.
For example, in the first chapter of the Hitat, the Copts are said to have denied any intrusion of the Amalekites in Egypt and the pyramids were erected as the tomb of Šaddād bīn'Âd.
Most Copts were therefore content to see the restoration of authoritarian rule under Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, who in 2014 introduced a new constitution that limits the role of Islam in Egyptian government.
The Christian Egyptians or Copts used the word Amend to translate the Greek word Hades, to which they attributed all the ideas which their heathen ancestors had associated with the Amenti of The Book of the Dead.”.