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Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Facade of Coptic Orthodox church in Hurghada, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
St. Bishop Monastery, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity in Egypt
Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity in Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
St. Bishop Monastery, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
St. Bishop Monastery, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity church in Cairo Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity church in Cairo Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Copt christianity church in Cairo Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo
Christianity was the religion of the vast majority of Egyptians from 400–800 A.D. and the majority after the Muslim conquest until the mid-10th century[13] and remains the faith of a significant minority population. Historically they spoke the Coptic language, a direct descendant of the Demotic Egyptian spoken in the Roman era, but it has been near-extinct and mostly limited to liturgical use since the 18th century. They now speak Arabic.


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