Al-Ahram [2] ( Arabic. الأهرام , literal translation: “Pyramids” ) is the largest Egyptian newspaper. It was founded in 1875 by immigrants from Lebanon Beshara and Salim Thekla and was originally a weekly newspaper published in Alexandria . Two months later, Al-Ahram became daily, and in November 1899 its editors moved to Cairo . At different times, prominent Egyptian writers collaborated with her, in particular, Nobel laureate Nagib Mahfouz . Al-Ahram also has versions in English (Al-Ahram Weekly) and French (Al-Ahram Hebdo).
| Al Ahram | |
|---|---|
 Newspaper logo | |
| Original title | الأهرام |
| Type of | Daily subscription |
| Format | A2 |
| A country | |
| Chief Editor | Osama Saray (أسامة سرايا) |
| Founded by | 1875 |
| Language | Arab |
| Periodicity | |
| Price | 1.25 pounds |
| Main office | Cairo , Bulak |
| Circulation | 900,000 [1] |
| Web site | www.ahram.org.eg |
Notes
- ↑ The Top 100 Newspapers Worldwide, the world's largest newspapers by circulation at MondoNewspapers.com Archived on August 19, 2010. (eng.)
- ↑ Foreign Press: A Quick Reference Guide. Newspapers. Magazines. News agencies / chap. ed. S. A. Losev . - M .: Politizdat , 1986.- S. 274.