| Providing hospitality in this way is a source of family pride for the Abaza. |
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| The Abaza language is called Abazin and is part of the Northwestern Caucasian language family. |
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| Take authority over the spiritual principalities and powers that are keeping the Abaza bound. |
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| Fouad Abaza, a Shafiq campaigner in the Nile Delta, listened on the radio to the press conference in Cairo, cheering along. |
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| They are bilingual, and speak and write Circassian as well as Abaza. |
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| Language: The Abaza have retained their language and culture, despite attempts during the Communist era to discourage them from doing so. |
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| In The Changing Cultures of Modern Egypt, Mona Abaza, an Egyptian sociologist, focuses on this trend. |
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| Amina Abaza stresses what could have been an inconsistency of the authorities on the health issue. |
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| Prayer and fervent intercession must be made if the spiritual eyes of the Abaza are to be opened to the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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| Introducing poems by Aziz Abaza, the seminar is presented by Actor Othman Mohamed Aly, and is moderated by Dr. Mohamed Zakaria Anani and Poet Gaber Bassiouni. |
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| These literary examples are reported, among others, by Egyptian sociologist Mona Abaza in her book The Changing Consumer Cultures of Modern Egypt. |
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| From November 9 to November 14 2010 SAER attended the exhibition EIMA in Bologna, where with honour received the visit of the Egyptian Minister of the Agriculture, Amin Ahmed Mohammed Osman Abaza. |
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| Even before the official opening of the City Stars Mall, writes Mona Abaza, thousands of people started gathering there in the evening, just for an aimless walk and to admire this grandiose empire of consumerism. |
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| One of the most elaborate examples is that of the Egyptian aristocracy's largest clan, the Abaza family. |
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