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Using the Mazag Index in a story? Everything you need: a ready sentence, a permanent link that never changes, an image and the data.
This week's index
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The Mazag Index for the week of 26 Oct – 1 Nov: 51/100 (Just right — normal, getting by). Street 56 · media 51 · from news, comments, Telegram posts and public posts. Source: mazagmasr.com/arqam/2026-w44
Permanent link for this week: mazagmasr.com/arqam/2026-w44/
The same sentence in Arabic
مؤشر مزاج مصر لأسبوع 26 أكتوبر – 1 نوفمبر: 51 من 100 (مظبوط — عادي ماشي الحال). الشارع 56 · الإعلام 51 · من أخبار وتعليقات ومنشورات تليجرام ومنشورات عامة. المصدر: mazagmasr.com/arqam/2026-w44Put the index on your site
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How to cite it
- Write “the Mazag Index” and link the permanent week or day URL — numbers there never change.
- It is a reading of the tone of Egyptian public online content we collected — not an opinion poll and not a measure of how people feel. Write it as “the tone of public online talk”. 0–100: higher = more positive tone.
- States: Cold tea — upset and stifled · Weak — not happy, anxious, waiting · Just right — normal, getting by · Strong — relaxed and optimistic · Koshary — on top of the world.
- Aggregate numbers from public sources only, no names of people. The method, worked example
Past weeks
Weekly archive — every week at its permanent link
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