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The mullahs… and the cowardly move
The mullah regime is clamoring to take revenge for the killing of the bloodthirsty Qasem Soleimani, who was killed in a US missile strike near Baghdad airport a year ago.Soleimani was the serial killer of the mullah regime, its butcher, and the greatest demon.Soleimani sought to invade some Arab capitals with the goal of expanding the influence of the Iranian terrorist regime. The mullahs opened the coffers for the “murderous general” to squander hundreds of millions of dollars meant for the sustenance of the Iranian people to buy off the leaders of political Islam and outfits of violence and extremism, as well as to lease mercenaries throughout Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, in addition to funding the destruction and killing that Yemen is witnessing at present.The mullah regime is still...
January 15, 2021

The mullahs… and the cowardly move

The prospect of reducing working days and hours
With an end to the coronavirus pandemic in sight, the independent British Research Center launched a nationwide campaign to contain unemployment and create a healthy society by bringing down weekly workdays.People in most countries had been accustomed to work ten hours a day and six days a week since the last century.The current form of work that we know in Saudi Arabia and other countries — that is to work for five days a week and eight hours a day — began in the year 1908 and that was first in the United States. For this, there were some religious reasons.At that time, Jewish workers of factories used to enjoy their holidays on Saturday and work on Sundays, which angered the Christian workers. So they suggested closing the factories on Saturday and Sunday to take their leave just...
January 13, 2021

The prospect of reducing working days and hours

People on top of peaks embracing while mercenaries sinking
The AlUla summit has demolished all agendas built on the Gulf discord and removed every reproof among the Gulf brothers in a fraternal encounter marked by wisdom, clarity of souls, sincere embrace and hug preceded by expressions of love, welcome, and hospitality.Of course, this serenity that enveloped the AlUla summit, held on Jan. 5, 2021, has unsettled mercenaries and the trumpets of evil that feed on sedition.The disagreement among the Gulf people and their leaders ended in one fell swoop with the return of relations to their purity amid joy and pleasure evident on the ground. It led to the opening of borders, airspace, and freedom of movement as they were before the crisis. The mercenaries see this harmony among brothers as a threat to their livelihood and survival.This is happening in...
January 13, 2021

People on top of peaks embracing while mercenaries sinking

Public Prosecution’s ethical attitude
Having and displaying ethical attitude truly matters, especially when it comes to government bodies or public affairs of a country. Such characteristics will only appear in countries that admire their individuals, thereby putting high standards in dealing with their cases and needs. Saudi Arabia has shown that it has embraced this trait with a levelheaded approach in every sphere thereby making it evident that it has a trustable system that is appreciated by all.One such entity looked up for its ethical work is the Public Prosecution, which is an independent judicial body that specializes in investigating crimes in Saudi Arabia. The people who pronounce judgments have full capacity and judicial immunity and they are called members of the Public Prosecution.Attorney General Sheikh Saud Bin...
January 12, 2021

Public Prosecution’s ethical attitude

AlAula: Perfect setting for GCC summit
The GCC summit to be hosted by Saudi Arabia in AlUla will offer the Kingdom yet another stage to display its hosting capabilities and leadership qualities. The summit this Tuesday (Jan. 5, 2021), will be held during a challenging period globally due to COVID-19 but I can assure all that the summit will provide a stage for leaders to discuss and resolve issues with Saudi Arabia, after the successful staging of the G20 summit, likely emerging a perfect host once again.First and foremost, I would like to appreciate and admire, of course, King Salman’s attitude in staging the GCC event. It shows not only us but also the world that Saudi Arabia has visionary leadership capable of leading humanity. It is a home for peace, as it works for a consensus among leaders to join hands in building a...
January 04, 2021

AlAula: Perfect setting for GCC summit

Could Pan-Arabism cement political reconstruction of Middle East?
Pan-Islamism and pan-Arabism are two major political movements, which have a profound effect on the politics of Middle East. National borders create imagined communities, which are limited by boundaries and are sovereign. This factor about state sovereignty imposes more political implications on borders such as nationality and regional identity. Pan-Islamism pursues the aim of unifying the Muslim world via its Islamic beliefs. It emphasizes the universality of Islam, and hence the union of Muslim peoples, seeing the Muslim community as the focus of allegiance and mobilization, excluding ethnicity and race as primary unifying factors. There are 57 Muslim states worldwide; quantity is important but there is less chance of unity due to the geographical location of these states, however,...
December 29, 2020

Could Pan-Arabism cement political reconstruction of Middle East?

Test of humans in 2020
Undoubtedly, the year 2020 will be recorded as the worst year in the modern history of mankind. But at the same time, it witnessed giant leaps human beings made in the fields of science and technology, as it was a practical test for all the scientific theories and applications propounded, developed, and invented by them and about which they boasted in times of goodness and prosperity.Then, they found themselves facing a great challenge all of a sudden and they have had to prove that life must continue despite the terrible global pandemic. Things invented by the human mind seem very simple, but they played an important role in protecting and saving him from the deadly coronavirus.Just imagine what it would be like if a person did not find the elements and compounds that contribute to the...
December 29, 2020

Test of humans in 2020

2020 countdown begins… write a Diary
The countdown for the curtain to be rung down on the year 2020 has begun. No doubt, our lives have been messed up during this year. It’s a mess, but for me it’s a beautiful mess because I remember the year in my own way, through my “Diary”.When I was little, this practice of writing a “Diary” had begun. I wrote in few different diaries that I actually have till today. Although some of my friend had read some of them, sharing my pink dreams and making jokes about them, I regretfully stopped writing and lost interest in writing my journal for a long time, especially as I got busy with other interests in life and invariably had to play catch up.Every time I go back to those memoirs, queries abound, mostly when was this written; what was going through my mind and life at that time,...
December 28, 2020

2020 countdown begins… write a Diary

Vaccine joy but long road ahead
There were tears of joy as the first people in the Kingdom were given the coronavirus vaccine. I’m sure many others became emotional as they watched footage of Minister of Health Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah declaring “it’s safe” as he himself received it.The first 150,000 people to be immunized also included elderly people with beaming smiles, describing themselves as the luckiest people alive. It was an uplifting moment in a difficult year as Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman rightly called it “the beginning of the end of this crisis”.We can at last see light at the end of a very dark tunnel that has been 2020. It has been a year unlike any other where we have been locked down at home, international borders have been closed and business and mental health have suffered immeasurably.But...
December 24, 2020

Vaccine joy but long road ahead

E becomes the Letter of the Year!
After all, the COVID-19 pandemic has proven to have a few upsides! Since COVID-19 entered our lives, everything has changed. We can see these changes on various levels. The pandemic has, perhaps, been a curse in Saudi Arabia, as in many other regions, but it has also presented many opportunities. It is a curse in the sense that it limits our physical options. On the other hand, it has prompted advancements in our virtual capabilities. Who would expect that ‘E’ would be the letter of 2020?Saudi Arabia has strategic plans and goals to resolve this crisis as it comes to an end. A vital example that has blossomed many times faster than anticipated is the E-government Program, which was launched in 2003. It is built on electronic services as opposed to paper documents with the intention of...
December 23, 2020

E becomes the Letter of the Year!

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