Baladi Women of Cairo: Playing With an Egg and a Stone

Evelyn Aleene Early

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Women's performance observed in Cairo's back streets the industrial quarter of Bulaq Abu'Ala - mameluke playground turned vulcan's proletarian forge to be baladi is to be savvy - playing with a stone and an egg arenas of baladi performance everyday Islam daily life and well-being.

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