Two elderly men sit face-to-face playing backgammon (Tawla), a deeply rooted social pastime in Egyptian street culture, at an informal open-air ahwa (coffeehouse) in Cairo. A third person is visible seated in the background, with plastic chairs and tarpaulin shade typical of local street coffeehouses. Backgammon is one of the most common games played at Egyptian ahwas, representing everyday leisure and social bonding among older generations.