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Koum El-Dikka in Alexandria can be seen as a living museum, where stairways, old houses, cafés, workshops, traditional crafts, and residents’ stories come together. The neighborhood’s spirit of neighborliness and hospitality stands out, as does its connection to Sayed Darwish. Longtime residents describe how the area has changed: buildings up to 12 stories high have replaced houses that were no more than four stories tall, while some neighborly bonds have weakened as lifestyles changed and the cost of living rose. Modern machinery and contemporary furniture have also affected the craft of hand carving. Yet residents feel that Koum El-Dikka still retains some of its original character and the kindness of its people.
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