The Alexandrian liturgical tradition refers to the unique practices and rituals associated with the Christian community in Alexandria, Egypt. This tradition is characterized by its rich theological heritage and the use of the Coptic language in worship. It emphasizes the importance of the sacraments, particularly the Eucharist, and incorporates elements from both Eastern Orthodox and Catholic liturgies. Central to the Alexandrian tradition is the Coptic Orthodox Church, which has preserved many ancient practices and texts. The liturgy often includes hymns, prayers, and readings that reflect the teachings of early Church Fathers, such as Athanasius and Cyril of Alexandria. This tradition continues to influence Christian worship in Egypt and beyond.