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Saturday 11 March 2006 (10 Safar 1427)

Rajaa Al-Sanea: A Girl of Riyadh


 
JEDDAH, 11 March 2006 - Twenty-four-year-old Rajaa Al-Sanea stirred up a hornet's nest with the publication of her first novel, "Banat Al-Riyadh" or "The Girls of Riyadh." Reactions... Full Story


Editorial Cartoonist Challenges Gender Barrier


 
Saudi woman that breaks into the world of fine arts is not a news item, but a Saudi woman that breaks into the male-oriented world of editorial cartoons is. World, meet Hanaa Hajjar. ... Full Story


An Innocent Abroad


 
Seif Al-Mutairi had been in London for barely two days when he decided to visit the local newsagent. Not speaking any English, he walked in and went to the snacks section where Pringles were on the... Full Story




A Change Is in the Air

When people ask me, “Dave, what’s it like to have a newborn baby in the household?” I immediately answer: “…” This is because I am sleeping. I spend a lot of my day in an unconscious state,... Full Story


Routine Is Key to Weight Control

Very often, it is a sudden change in routine that causes weight gain. Changes in circumstances such as divorce, job loss, pregnancy, or moving house are typical triggers. In these circumstances, food... Full Story


Stylish Intentions

The abaya itself has become a fashion item. No longer is it a solid black cape or a shapeless unexciting cover. Each woman tries to bring her individual taste and style on the clothing item she wears... Full Story


Flowers

The tiny buds that bloom In such an elegant way No wonder there’s enough room For nature to display Their form can’t stop attracting The butterflies that fly ... Full Story


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