Daily Archives: May 27, 2014
Massive projects to ease Jeddah traffic
Healthy sign: Kingdom has a MERS-free day
Yanbu to become the first smart Saudi city
Death sentence for Qatif rioter
A seditionist in Qatif was sentenced to death in Jeddah on Monday. The prosecution charges against the suspect included firing a gun at a police patrol, harboring a wanted criminal, converting gas cylinders into bombs, hiding several seditionists and rioters
Albania waives entry visa for Saudis
Saudi nationals no longer need a visa to enter Albania this summer as the southeastern European country with a predominantly Muslim population has abolished entry visas for Saudis for the period starting from May 25 to Sept. 25 in order
Saudi Arabia bags three regional tourism awards
Fire forces hotel evacuation
The Civil Defense in Makkah had to evacuate 381 people from a 17-floor hotel in Makkah on Monday after a fire broke out. No one was hurt in the blaze because of the hotel’s safety system, said Col. Saleh
Separated Sudanese twins to stay in ICU for three weeks
Beware! Selfie can land you in trouble
By : Saad Al-Dosary YOU do not need to dress up, add any touches to the way you look to snap it. Whether in formal or informal situations, in a bathroom or in a meeting room, in a wedding
Four changes one needs to know about
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‘It rejuvenates and purifies my faith’
Many Muslims come to Makkah time and again to rejuvenate their faith and seek peace of mind. Lihanna Borhan, assistant professor of psychology at the International Islamic University in Malaysia (IIUM), is one of these people. This is the third
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