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1) What is the primary language spoken in Egypt?
2) What is the cornerstone of Egyptian society?
3)What % of Egyptians are muslim?
4)What is the climate of Egypt?

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Red- represents the struggle against the former British occupation of Egypt
White- symbolizes the 1952 Revolution which ended the monarchy without bloodshed
Black-stands for the end of the oppression of the people of Egypt at the hands of the Monarchy and the British
Eagle of Saladin- represents power and strength

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The Arab Republic of Egypt's government is semi-presidential, meaning the executive power is divided between an elected president and prime minister. These two, along with an elected parliament, will run the country, like a democracy.
In practice however, the president has ended up having near total control over the country, becoming especially more obvious under Mubarak's rule in 1981. Since then, Egypt operated under martial law, which allows the government to suspend its citizen's constitutional rights.

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The first Egyptian in history was King Menes, who managed to unite northern and southern Egypt. He made Memphis capital of Egypt. This was during the Ancient Egypt period. It was a highly organized

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The local Egyptian lifestyle is shared between school, work, and the family. The family being the cornerstone of Egyptian society. Every member has an important role in each other's life.
During their free time, Egyptians will drop by a coffee shop to have tea, coffee, or smoke hookah, which is a symbol of their culture.
Family outings are highly valued as it is an opportunity for the family to spend quality time together.
Modesty and decency are highly valued in public places. Avoid displaying public signs of affect and wearing indecent clothing, as this may offend some of the more sensitive people and cause trouble.

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Egypt is the recording centre of the Arab world.
This modern Egyptian music blends indigenous traditions with Turkish, Arabic, and Western elements.
However, religious music remains an essential part of traditional Muslim culture.

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Because 90% of Egyptians are muslim, modesty is very important in their clothing. Most women wear clothing that covers all parts of their bodies. This may include wearing a hijab (cover for the neck and head) or a niquab (cover of the face and head).
Due to the heat, Egyptians wear light weight and loose fitting clothes to keep cool.
Most men today wear Western type clothing, but the really devout Muslims wear a galabiya, turban, skullcap, or fez.

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Standard Arabic is the official language of Egypt, used in written documents and taught in schools across the country. It was introduced to them during the Arab occupation.
The native language, however, is Egyptian Arabic. It is a second language by most Arabs in Egypt as well as some neighboring countries.
English and French are taught in schools due to the past colonization era, so you are likely to find someone that speaks english if you travel there.

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Domestic animals of Egypt include buffalo, camels, donkeys, sheep, and goats.
The largest wild animal inhabiting egypt would be the auodad (bearded sheep). Other desert animals are the Dorcas gazelle, fennec (fox), Nubian ibex, Egyptian hare, and jerboa (mouse).
In the Sinai mountains you can find the Egyptian jackal and the hyrax.
Carnivorous mammals include the Caffre cat, Egyptian mongoose, some poisonous snakes, and scorpions

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Most people who live in Egypts capital, Cairo, are Muslim, but there are also many christians, making up about 10% of the population.
But since most of the population is Muslim, there are mosques all over the city; some huge like the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, and some small neighborhood ones. Muslims are encouraged to pray in congregation here, but they can pray whenever and wherever really.

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Although Egypt doesn't get much rain at all, it's natural vegetation is quite varied. Of course there are barren parts in some parts of their desserts, but if you come across any form of water in the Western Desert, you will see perennials and grasses. The Eastern Desert on the other hand, supports tamarisks, acacia, and markh.

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Egypt has an arid desert climate with the exception of its land along the coastline. There are only two seasons it cycles through: a mild winter (November to April) and a hot summer (May- October). So the best time to travel would be during the winter, when temperature range between 68-79 degrees.