t’s interesting how so many concerts and massive music events are suddenly being held in Egypt — under the shadow of the pyramids, near the Nile, on land once used for ancient rituals. Centuries ago, Egyptians practiced something called the Zār — ceremonies involving music, trance, and possession. These rituals were said to cast out spirits or invite them in, using rhythm and vibration to bridge worlds. Now? We’re seeing modern “rituals” — global artists performing before the same sands, lights