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• The Mother of All Lies 2023 Documentary Films EgyptMoroccoQatar

  The Mother of All Lies.

• Goodbye Julia 2023 Film Films GermanyEgyptFrance

  Goodbye Julia.

• Huda's Salon 2021 Film Films EgyptNetherlandsPalestinian Territories

  Huda's Salon.

• You Will Die at Twenty 2019 Film Films GermanyEgyptFrance

  You Will Die at Twenty.

• Kingdoms of Fire 2019 Series Series and programmes United Arab EmiratesEgyptSaudi Arabia

  Kingdoms of Fire.

• Sheikh Jackson 2017 Film Films Egypt

  Sheikh Jackson.

• Ali, the Goat and Ibrahim 2016 Film Films Egypt

  Egyptian indie film about a young man convinced his goat carries his dead lover's soul, journeying with his inventor friend; a resonant road comedy.

• Mawlana 2016 Film Films Egypt

  Egyptian film from Ibrahim Issa's novel about a famous TV preacher entangled in power and faith conflicts; starring Amr Saad.

• Excuse My French 2014 Film Films Egypt

  Excuse My French.

• The Square 2013 Documentary Films EgyptUnited States

  The Square.

• Asmaa 2011 Film Films Egypt

  Asmaa.

• 678 2010 Film Films Egypt

  678.

• Cairo Time 2009 Film Films CanadaEgyptIreland

  A quiet romantic film about a Canadian journalist in Cairo escorted by an Egyptian guide; a warm portrait of the city.

• Hassan and Marcus 2008 Film Films Egypt

  Egyptian comedy with Adel Emam and Omar Sharif: a Muslim and a Copt each hiding in the other's faith; a film about national unity.

• The Yacoubian Building 2006 Film Films Egypt

  Egyptian film from Alaa Al Aswany's novel: residents of a downtown Cairo building amid power, faith and sexuality; among the most influential Egyptian films of the century.

• Al Baraka Group 2002 Conglomerate Enterprise, brands and finance BahrainAlgeriaEgypt

  An international Islamic financial group based in Manama, licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain as an investment firm under Islamic principles, with banking subsidiaries in 13 countries; registered in 2002, it floated in 2006 and was delisted from the Bahrain Bourse in 2024.

• Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank 1997 Company Enterprise, brands and finance United Arab EmiratesEgyptIraq

  An Emirati bank in Abu Dhabi, established as a public joint-stock company by Amiri Decree No. 9 on 20 May 1997, which began commercial operations on 11 November 1998 and carries out all its contracts according to Shari'a principles; it has operations in Egypt, Qatar, Iraq, Sudan and Saudi Arabia, and was 12th on Forbes Middle East's 30 Most Valuable Banks 2025.

• Destiny 1997 Film Films EgyptFrance

  Youssef Chahine's film about Ibn Rushd in Almohad Cordoba on the eve of the burning of his books — a deliberate parallel with 1990s Egypt and religious militancy.

• The Emigrant 1994 Film Films EgyptFrance

  Youssef Chahine's retelling of the Joseph story set in ancient Egypt; its release sparked a legal battle in Egypt over depicting Qur'anic prophets on screen.

• Mohamed Salah 1992 SportFigures of the last fifty years Egypt

  Egyptian professional footballer, born in Nagrig, Gharbia, in 1992, who began at Al-Mokawloon, starred for Liverpool (2017–2026) winning the Champions League and Premier League titles and setting scoring records, captained Egypt at the 2026 World Cup, and plays for Trabzonspor in Türkiye since 2026. This record is the footballer, not the Tunisian scholar Mohamed Salah Ben Mrad, who has his own record in the museum.

• Al-Qadisiyya 1981 Film Films Egypt

  Salah Abu Seif's Egyptian epic on the Battle of al-Qadisiyya and the fall of the Sasanian empire — a classic of Egyptian conquest-era drama.

• Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt 1977 Company Enterprise, brands and finance Egypt

  An Egyptian joint-stock bank based in Cairo, incorporated in 1977 and opened to customers on 5 July 1979, which describes itself as the first Egyptian Islamic commercial bank; its founding is linked with Prince Mohammed al-Faisal, and in 2025 it had 43 branches and about 2.5 million current accounts.

• Kuwait Finance House (KFH) 1977 Company Enterprise, brands and finance United Arab EmiratesBahrainGermany

  A Kuwaiti bank founded in 1977 as Kuwait's first bank operating according to Sharia rulings; it opened on 31 August 1978 and was listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange in 1984; it has branches and subsidiaries in Bahrain, Turkey, Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, completed its acquisition of Ahli United Bank in 2022, and Kuwaiti state funds hold its largest stakes.