A young male vendor stands at a Moulid (النبي مولد) street stall in Bein El-Haraet, a popular market street branching off Ramses Square in central Cairo, displaying decorated candy boxes (halawet el-moulid) featuring colorful Arabic calligraphy and Islamic geometric patterns. The background shows stacked wooden and cardboard gift boxes typical of Moulid season merchandise, sold across Cairo during the Prophet's Birthday celebrations. Moulid candy boxes are a deeply rooted Egyptian tradition, exchanged as gifts during the annual celebration of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday.