I anxiously watched with a mixture of sadness, happiness, pride, shame, disgust, tension and relief an interview with Mansoor that appeared recently on the Al-Ekhbariah channel. Mansoor is the husband
The more I think and try to analyze the idea behind the forming of committees, the more I become puzzled. Organizing a “committee” of people for a specific function and which consists of members is
The city of Riyadh has entered a new chapter of traffic problems. In this phase, the citizens or rather the victims of the dysfunctional road system are taking charge of the situation themselves and
At the end of 2004 accusations stalked Saudi student Homaidan Al-Turki who had gone to the United States on a scholarship. When the accusations first arose, the Ministry of Higher Education should
In spite of the fact that Islam allowed polygamy on condition that all wives must be treated with equanimity and responsibility, some men misuse the permission with the sole aim of hurting and agonizing
The verdict issued by the Court of Grievances in favor the English language diploma graduates of Imam Muhammad ibn Saud University in Riyadh has been a significant step toward reform. There are many
My phone rang late at night while I was on a trip abroad. A female gynecologist called me up and said that she’s on her way to a hospital to help a pregnant woman who was in labor. The woman was admitted
At the Abha Cultural Forum, Qenan Al-Ghamdi asked members of the Shoura Council a question. “Why can’t 10 members of the Shoura Council embrace the idea of reforming the Kingdom’s civil service?” he
