For instance in 2006, dates the best products the vendors were given the name "Hassan Nasrallah", the leader of militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon. At that time there was a war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, Nasrallah made the name famous.
In 2009, Obama's visit to Egypt and deliver speeches famous tolerance and diversity. It's also likely to make the sellers call their wares dates dates Obama at the time.
Last year, the dates most convenient and most expensive in Egypt during Ramadan is called "Hassan Shehata," the Egyptian football team coach at the time. Sherata famous in 2010 for successfully bringing the national football team Egypt won the African Cup three times in a row.
This year, certainly the most mashyur is an event in Cairo revolution that overthrew President Hosni Mubarak. Inspired by these events, the merchants of dates in Egypt called their best dates with names associated with the revolution, martyr and soldier.
"Revolution on January 25 is the biggest event this year in Egypt, of course, the merchants of dates to celebrate in their own way," said Mahrous Hemdan, traders dates in Cairo, quoted from the pages of Gulf News, Saturday, August 6, 2011.
"Dates of the year called Shuhada (Martyrs), to commemorate the Egyptians who were killed during the revolution," added Hemdan again.
Hemdan said Martyrs dates sold for 30 Egyptian pounds or about Rp43.000. Dates costliest other is called 'Tahrir Square', a gathering place of thousands of anti-Mubarak demonstrators.
Dates ugliest and cheapest in Egypt also were named by the sellers. For these dates, the seller named by the name of the former Egyptian officials who are currently being held in prison for abuse of power Torah and corruption.
"Dates cheapest named Ahmed Ezz and Habib Al Adli," Hemdan said, referring to the two high officials in Mubarak's government.
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