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The Riya and Sakinah case is one of the most infamous criminal incidents in Egypt's history. It involved a series of murders of women in Alexandria at the beginning of the 20th century, carried out by luring victims through social connections and promises of help. Investigations eventually uncovered the clues behind the crimes, which culminated in the execution of Riya and Sakinah on December 21, 1921, at the Hadra Prison in Alexandria, a scene that garnered widespread public attention. The case remains etched in popular memory, literature, and drama, and is considered one of the most prominent cases revealing the darker side of crime in Egypt. It continues to stimulate discussion and research more than a hundred years after the events.
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