Theme of the expression of the Nile River and our duty towards it

Prince of Poets Ahmed Shawky says:

The sweet Nile is Kawthar

Paradise is its green beach

Ryan page and view

What a splendid mole and what I see

The waters of the Nile River, with their sweetness, enchanted the hearts of poets and writers, so they wrote their most beautiful sayings in it, and composed poems for it that became melodies repeated by fishermen in their boats running in it. To be the comfort of their long journeys, as the Nile is a river that dazzles the eyes with its beauty, and comforts the hearts with its calmness and stability. It is the river that its visitors used to appear to them in the most beautiful dress and the splendid suit.

The Nile was a point of attraction for many civilizations and countries over the times and eras that flourished and grew on its banks, so dams were built, agriculture flourished, factories crowded, and wide horizons were opened for trade between those countries and their counterparts, and not only that, but this river had a major role in attracting and attracting tourists; To take the most beautiful pictures, and visit the longest river in the world shared by several African countries, and enjoy the various aspects of river life in it in its diversity.

Man abuses nature with his various activities, and these abuses affected the Nile River, as this waste that factories dispose of on its banks without responsibility disturbs its water. Diverse aspects of life, and the sane among us finds it necessary for us to return the favor of this generous river by preserving its water from pollution, spreading awareness campaigns against its pollution, and supervising the methods of discharging sewage and factory waste by the state, in addition to warning of diseases and pests that can To be caused by the pollution of this river in all media, especially as it is a source of irrigation for many crops, and a source of drinking for many residential communities, in addition to instilling the value of love for this cultural heritage in students through their curricula, and urging them to preserve it.

The Nile River is the lifeblood of the countries through which it passes, and a factor in their renaissance and development. This historian Herodotus says: (Egypt is the gift of the Nile) It is one of the eternal words on the tongues of the Egyptians to this day, and our awareness of the importance of this river requires us to protect it and preserve its waters from pollution.