|
|
|
|
Gas Outlets Spark Concern Among Madinah Residents
Yousif Al-Balochi, Special to Arab News |
|
MADINAH, 20 October 2004 — Residents of Madinah are looking with concern at the spread of cooking gas outlets in residential areas. Many feel that it is a disaster waiting to happen with the outlets...
Full Story
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
Expatriates Welcome New Citizenship Law
Arab News Team |
|
RIYADH, 20 October 2004 — Expatriates have welcomed the new amendment to the Kingdom’s citizenship law, approved by the Cabinet on Monday, which qualifies the foreigners who have been in the country...
Full Story
|
|
|
|
Two More Wanted Terrorists Caught
Staff Writer |
|
JEDDAH, 20 October 2004 — Saudi security forces arrested two wanted terrorists, one disguised as a woman, as they press ahead with a crackdown on extremists blamed for a string of terror attacks, an...
Full Story
|
|
|
|
Fatwas According to Tribal Norms
Raid Qusti, rqusti@arabnews.com |
|
A few days before Ramadan, a Saudi religious scholar appeared on Al-Jazeera. Known in the past as a hard-liner, Sheikh Ayid Al-Qarni is now, after a period in prison, preaching a more moderate Islam....
Full Story
|
|
|
|
Mousa Sadr Set to Make a Comeback
Amir Taheri, Arab News |
|
BEIRUT/JEDDAH, 20 October 2004 — Twenty-seven years after his mysterious disappearance in Libya, Imam Mousa Sadr is making a comeback to haunt relations between Beirut and Tripoli. Two passports...
Full Story
|
|
|
