Egypt is Middle East or North Africa for you ?

[Puritan Benedict]

Transcontinental, but i will go with Middle East.

[Egyptian]

I thought was similar culture because both Middle East and Egypt have Islam religion, and because being near each other is easy to be influenced. Maybe except for religion, which is the same, i'm wrong.

Egyptian traditions is like a mix of many traditions due to the foreign presence here , you gonna find Egyptian traditions mixed with arabic mixed with persian ,turk , greek , italian and so on.

the clothes used in middle east is not the same as Egypt (i mean the traditional suit ) ..arabs in middle east wear like that (including jordan and palestine but different in the color)


while Egyptians (in upper egypt) wear like that



before 50s , Egyptians in cities used to wear like that (close to turks clothes)



many differences to be honest.

[Ziveth]

Egyptian traditions is like a mix of many traditions due to the foreign presence here , you gonna find Egyptian traditions mixed with arabic mixed with persian ,turk , greek , italian and so on.

the clothes used in middle east is not the same as Egypt (i mean the traditional suit ) ..arabs in middle east wear like that (including jordan and palestine but different in the color)


while Egyptians (in upper egypt) wear like that



before 50s , Egyptians in cities used to wear like that (close to turks clothes)



many differences to be honest.

Ok, i understand. Nice traditional clothes. I like traditional clothes of different cultures.

[Sekarotuinen]

I consider them Levantine

[Dragoon]

Its both.

[Carlito's Way]

North Africa, so many niggas failed geography

[Svipdag]

As I see it, Egypt is geographically North African and culturally Middle Eastern.

[Odin]

Middle East.

[Kamal900]

It's middle eastern country, but geographically speaking, it's a Afroasian country since it's located in both Africa and Asia(sinai).

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Both but I tend to associate every single North African nation with the Middle East as well, not geographically but culturally.