“Falantine Al-Masriyin” is another form

Every year, specifically on the 4th of November, Egyptians celebrate the Egyptian Valentine’s Day, and this day is a call to renew the feelings of affection and mercy between people, away from the commercial or romantic character, as many believe that love in its original meaning is not limited to lovers only, but includes all those with whom we have a sincere human relationship. في دفء دفء في دفء عمر و وفادة جيران, ومساندة عملاء, وحندة عبوين شعب يغلب عليه عليفة على عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه عليه في في دفء في الدفء و عرض الروس, و في في تبطه وست حزنة.

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Different opinions for people on Valentine’s Day

And in a short round between people, رصدت «المصري اليوم» عراعً تعبرعن هذا منتدى الواسع للحب.
She said: “I found true love in my mother, she is the closest human being to my heart, and she filled my life with security and tenderness.”

As for Muhammad (25 عامًا), he has a different point of view, where he said: “I love to make my wife happy on the day, I give them a simple gift to make them happy, it may not be expensive, but it will work beautifully in the house, and it is true love in the family.”

And she said, سلمى (18 عامًا): “أكتر حد بحبه في الدنيا هو بابا, دايمًا بيفرحمني وثلاثمني وبيكون السند اللي باتمن And I am with him”.

The concept of love from the end

These simple stories confirm that the Egyptian holiday is not just a symbolic occasion, but an opportunity to restore the values ​​of compassion and gratitude, and to express gratitude to everyone who has given us a sense of safety or a moment of sincere happiness. In a time when events are accelerating and human details are absent, the 4th of November remains a reminder that love remains, and that the most beautiful thing in Egyptians is their ability to express their feelings simply and warmly, away from cost or appearances.