Egyptian Saints are revered figures in the Christian tradition, particularly within the Coptic Orthodox Church. They are often recognized for their piety, miracles, and dedication to God. Many of these saints lived during the early centuries of Christianity in Egypt, a region known for its rich spiritual heritage. These saints include notable figures such as Saint Anthony the Great, considered the father of monasticism, and Saint Mina, known for his healing miracles. Their lives and teachings continue to inspire many believers, and their feast days are celebrated with various religious observances throughout Egypt and the Coptic diaspora.