In an "annual habit," not left behind by the Copts of Egypt, to reflect the values of "co-living," which bring them together with Muslim partners of the homeland, a number of priests have contributed to the purchase of Eid scouts and the distribution of meat to the poor.

This year, the participation of priests has been doubled by the purchase of documents by the Egyptian Ministry of Awqaf, as well as the intention to slaughter "sheep" in designated places near churches in several governorates of the Republic; For distribution to the poor and needy.

One of the best examples of this is that Al - Qur'is, Adib Adib, the Catholic deputy of the Coptic matrons in the province of the Red Sea, is keen, along with a number of priests participating annually in the Egyptian Ministry of Awqaf's "Instruments of Sacrifice" project launched by the Ministry for the sixth consecutive year.

According to Adib, "As usual every year, we have purchased the scripts from the Ministry of Awqaf, and we will distribute meat to the poor in coordination with the Ministry."

Yanis reveals: "Our participation this year will not only buy waqf instruments, but also consider buying sheep and slaughtering them in dedicated places near the church, in order to distribute their meat to the poor and needy."

According to the Red Sea prefecture's Catholic agent Matraniye Coptic: "Our holidays are one. We all live in one country, and we seek to bring joy into everyone's hearts. "

This year, Coptic participation in the sacrifice project launched by the Ministry of Awqaf has doubled.

Alanba Ilarion, the bishop of the Red Sea Coptic Orthodox Tapestry, notes that this year's contribution to the sacrifice project was £16,000 by 8 instruments, 6,000 more than last year.

"This year's expansion in the purchase of sacrifice instruments under the difficult circumstances of the Corona virus for all," he said.

The Bishop of the Red Sea alerts that "the Waqf Project is an opportunity to feed the hungry, whether Muslim or Christian, and to participate in each other's various events is normal."

He expressed the wish that everyone would live on days of reassurance and safety.

According to Mahmoud El-Shimei, Under-Secretary of State for the Red Sea Waqf, the increasing rate of Coptic participation from year to year reflects the prevailing spirit of love and reflects the values of our common living.

To date, some 1 million pounds had been collected from the prefectures (Muslims and Copts) for the purchase of Waqf scraps.

To this end, a number of churches have since announced their participation in the purchase of the instruments of sacrifice put forward by the Ministry of Awqaf.

In Demiate, in northern Egypt, Anba Bendlaimon, the priest of his Orthodox synagogue, was involved in supporting the Sacrifice Act project by buying the Sacrifice Act from the Directorate.

According to the official Facebook page of Oqaf Demiat, Evelyn Mati Boutros, member of the House of Representatives, also took part in the purchase of a sacrificial instrument from the Department. The deputy said: "We always treat as one fabric that lives under one sky and we never seek to be one word."

To this end, a number of churches have since announced their participation in the purchase of the instruments of sacrifice put forward by the Ministry of Awqaf.

In Demiate, in northern Egypt, Anba Bendlaimon, the priest of his Orthodox synagogue, was involved in supporting the Sacrifice Act project by buying the Sacrifice Act from the Directorate.

According to the official Facebook page of Oqaf Demiat, Evelyn Mati Boutros, member of the House of Representatives, also took part in the purchase of a sacrificial instrument from the Department. The deputy said: "We always treat as one fabric that lives under one sky and we never seek to be one word."