Weekly plans

Traditional Week
A full week of traditional dishes that are gentle on the stomach — three main meals plus two light snacks. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
TraditionalBalanced

Mediterranean Week
A Mediterranean-style week leaning on olive oil, olives, and natural fruit. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
MediterraneanBalanced

Balanced Week
A week with daily protein variation — well-rounded routine. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
BalancedTraditional

Light Week
A simple plan with moderate portions and minimal compositions — suitable for a gradual start. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
Light

Sea Fish Week
A week of varied fresh sea fish — sardines, mackerel, hamour, sea bream, sea bass, and morgan — paired with light breakfasts, simple dinners, and seasonal fruit. Farmed fish is not part of this plan. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
Sea fishMediterraneanLight

Red Meat Week
A red-meat-forward week: lamb, beef, goat, camel, and liver — paired with warm sides, oven-roasted potatoes, and white rice. No lentils, chickpeas, or fava. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
Red meatTraditionalHearty

Egyptian Week
Everyday Egyptian home cooking: mahshi kousa, fatta, cheese hawawshi, kawareh, lsan-asfour pilaf, freekeh-stuffed pigeon, and grilled sea fish — all from the allowed list. A nizam al-tayyibat (نظام الطيبات) plan built on natural, allowed foods.
EgyptianTraditional