following the leads of Kuwait, Bahrain and even Saudi, the Emirates now decides to have a shot at democracy. Good on them. The more the better.
[arabic]الأول : كيÙ?Ùƒ يا زلمة وكيÙ?وابوك انشا لله تØÂÂسنصارليسنينما Ø´Ù?تك التاني: انا ماشيØÂÂاليالØÂÂمد لله بس الوالد عطاك عمروالأول :العمر إلك بعرÙ? كانعندوالقلب يالله الله يرØÂÂموالتاني: بس والله ما مات منالقلب الأول : كيÙ? توÙ?Ù‰ التاني: الله يرØÂÂموبآخر Ù?ترة ضعÙ? …
Saudi women in an extremely surprising development get elected to the board of directors of the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce. Congratulations Lama Al Suleiman and Nashwa Taher, I wonder when people in so called liberated Bahrain will start voting for women to hold office here? Unfortunately they didn’t fair very well in the recent Chamber …
The government is being so amateurish lately that it boggles the mind how they actually continue to believe that the only way to rule is by sweeping problems under carpets, rather than courageously coming out and facing them head on. Isn’t this attitude the very thing that started the “troubles” of the ’90s? We have …
We shouldn’t really cry over Friday sermons delivered by a right honourable member of parliament, religious leader and imam Shaikh Jassim Al-Saidi when he ends his sermons with: اللهم إلعناليهود Ùˆ النصارى Ùˆ الراÙÂضه Ùˆ أرنيÙÂيهم يوماً أسود Oh Allah curse the Jews, Christians and the Shi’a and show me in them a …