Customers and vendors gather inside an open-air Moulid sweets stall in Sayeda Zeinab Square, Cairo, during the annual Moulid celebration. The stall is decorated with traditional Khayameya (hand-stitched appliqué tentmaker fabric) in red and geometric patterns, with red parasols overhead and stacked boxes of Moulid sweets (halawet el-moulid) displayed throughout. The scene captures everyday commercial activity at one of Cairo's most prominent Sufi religious festivals, held annually near the mosque of Sayeda Zeinab.