Egyptians
Egyptians are the people whose homeland is Egypt or who have Egyptian nationality or descent. In modern usage, most Egyptians are ethnically Egyptian and speak Egyptian Arabic as their daily language, with Modern Standard Arabic used officially and in media. The population includes minorities such as Nubians, Bedouins, and communities of Greek, Italian, Armenian, and Kurdish heritage. The dominant religion is Islam, primarily Sunni, while a substantial Coptic Orthodox Christian minority and smaller communities of Catholics and Protestants are present.
Historically, the term also refers to the ancient population of Egypt, a civilization centered along the Nile
Language is a core element of Egyptian identity. The most widely spoken language today is Egyptian Arabic,
Egyptians have made notable contributions across literature, cinema, music, science, and politics, reflecting Egypt’s role as