A man wearing a green kufi cap and an Islamic-text T-shirt pours Sharbat (شربات) — a traditional Egyptian sweet beverage — into red plastic cups arranged on a wooden table at an outdoor festive gathering in Al-Manshiya, Alexandria. Sharbat is a centuries-old drink traditionally prepared and distributed at weddings, religious celebrations, and public occasions, representing a distinct hospitality custom of Alexandria's coastal culture. The outdoor setting, colorful balloons visible in the background, and the man's prayer beads around his wrist indicate an active celebration or Moulid (مولد) gathering in progress.