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Mahmood's Den

An Arab man's attempt at bridging the cultural gap and trying to make a difference. Failing a lot. Succeeding once in a while.

Thoughts

Shouldn’t more suffer from imposter syndrome?

By mahmood on Friday, June 12, 2020

Self-labelled experts in every field have come out on an exponential scale over the last few years. Especially since 2011 in my estimation. They’re even more in number than fashion bloggers and their bevy of fashionistas too. I am aghast when listening or seeing them perform their trade. Without fail they choose

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Thoughts

next? a pouring of meandering thoughts.. you have been warned.

By mahmood on Friday, June 12, 2020

It’s been so long that writing these words seem so foreign to me. When I started blogging, we weren’t limited to 140 characters, nor was peoples’ attention span. Our experience wasn’t curtailed into how fast a thumb can flick through pictures in an endless stream of blur. We had the time to actually stop, evaluate …

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Politics

Bahrain Personal Data Protection Law coming into effect

By mahmood on Monday, July 1, 2019

Some of you may know that I have been on a campaign to protect data, personal data specifically, from misuse and my demands for legislation to strenuously protect that data to prevent its misuse, and to enact stern penalties on those who do misuse personal information. On August 1, 2019, the Bahrain’s Personal Data Protection …

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Culture

Estoy disfrutando español

By mahmood on Saturday, June 29, 2019

I started Spanish lessons about a year ago and am really enjoying it. Our class is small, just about 7 people so we have almost a one-to-one relationship with our teacher Niurka who is a Cuban married to a Bahraini. We take the lessons every Saturday morning at the Hiraf Aldiyar in Muharraq. It’s part …

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General

Childhood memories via Tuc biscuits

By mahmood on Friday, June 28, 2019

  How many of you remember these? If you do, do you also remember the taste of these salty biscuits dipped into sweet milky tea for breakfast? Or the extra salty taste of them sandwiching Kraft cheese out of glasses which are invariably upcycled into defacto tea glasses? I do. And I the other recipes …

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