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Guests of Allah: We are all at your service
Allah the Almighty honored this blessed country with the service to the Two Holy Mosques, Haj pilgrims and Umrah performers. Everyone who contemplates Makkah, Madinah and the Holy Sites and the projects they witness every year and the works and accomplishments achieved, will realize the care and attention paid to the Two Holy Mosques and the Holy Sites by our noble leadership, may Allah SWT protect them.Such attention stems from the feeling of Islamic responsibility of our leadership and its pioneering role in serving Islam and Muslims. We have now bid farewell to those who have come for Umrah and who were able to perform their duties with ease and comfort by the grace of Allah SWT and we convey our thanks to the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, for the services and...
July 27, 2019

Guests of Allah: We are all at your service

Zimbabwe — tragedy waiting to reoccur
SEXTILLION (that is 20 zeroes) is not a number encountered frequently. But ten years ago, for 16 million Zimbabweans, sextillions, in fact almost 90 sextillions was the rate of runaway hyperinflation that destroyed the local currency along with the lives of any who were not within the magic circle of the despotic ruler, Robert Mugabe.The short-term fix, which gave Mugabe a few more years in plundering power, was to adopt the US dollar. Almost overnight, a measure of stability returned with all-important confidence in the value of money and a steadying in the price of goods and services. Unfortunately for ordinary Zimbabweans, despite yet more promises from the flawed dictator, who kept suitcases stuffed with millions in foreign currency concealed around his various luxurious homes, there...
July 26, 2019

Zimbabwe — tragedy waiting to reoccur

Britain’s ebullient new premier
It would appear that very few people are indifferent to the arrival of Britain’s new Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Number Ten Downing Street. The reactions have been of either great exhilaration or deep despair. Johnson has that rare quality among politicians, which is immense charisma. By his own admission, he is not a details man. Yet his two successive terms as mayor of London, a traditional Socialist stronghold, demonstrated that he had the vision and verve to inspire a generally well-chosen team of loyal subordinates to whom he delegated day-to-day business.However, running the UK is going to be a very different challenge. He takes over a Conservative party that only has a parliamentary majority thanks to support from ten Ulster Unionist MPs. There remains within his party a small...
July 24, 2019

Britain’s ebullient new premier

A farewell letter from an expat
Foreigners who have come to this country to toil as guest workers are occasionally misrepresented in some parts of the media as money-hungry parasites who have no interest other than padding their pockets and everything else be damned. That is a grossly unfair characterization of most of the millions of expatriates who came in the last five decades to help transform this country from a sparse desert into a thriving nation.Many come, work and leave without much notice. But one such individual wanted to be heard. Mohammed Khan, born in this country as a son of an expat worker who came here many years ago and for whom the time to move on has arrived, penned his thoughts as the day of his departure from the Kingdom came near. The following is his story:“As I count my final days in this...
July 24, 2019

A farewell letter from an expat

China’s NASDAQ in vertical take-off
WHEN China’s rival to the US high-technology NASDAQ stock exchange went live for the first time on Monday, the price of shares in some of the 25 listed companies soared by an extraordinary 520 percent. Even by the standards of most equity launches around the world, the behavior of the gains of the “stags” — early investors who fully expect the price of the new stocks to rise — on the new Star Exchange in Shanghai were exceptional.They may be explained in part by the reality that the Chinese are inveterate gamblers. But there is far more to the new high technology market than a place for wild speculation. Indeed, the Star Exchange is anything but a gamble. It is in fact a strong statement of political intent by the government in Beijing. Less than a year ago, President Xi Jinping...
July 24, 2019

China’s NASDAQ in vertical take-off

Will Erdogan betray the Syrians in Turkey?
Turkish leadership under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is on shaky ground because of the vast Syrian presence in Turkey, especially in Istanbul, along with growing public outrage over the economic crisis that the country is undergoing due to the government’s policies.Today more than three million Syrians live in Turkey, according to the Turkish Immigration Service.Turkish authorities give Syrian refugees a “kemalk,” which is a residence card for those living in the country. Woe to those who do not carry this document, or even forgot to carry it, as happened to a young Syrian, who in a widely circulated video told how he was tortured by Turkish officials and forcibly deported to Idlib in Syria.In the past, Erdogan and his aides praised the Syrians in Turkey. Yassin Aktay, an adviser to...
July 23, 2019

Will Erdogan betray the Syrians in Turkey?

Turkey: Zeroing out solutions
For Turkey, 2023 will be an important year, not only because presidential elections will be held for the second time since constitutional amendments in 2017 abolished the post of prime minister and gave the president great centralized power, but because it marks the centenary of Turkey’s founding following the Treaty of Lausanne.The Treaty of Lausanne led to the independence of several Arab regions from Ottoman occupation and gave Turkey control over the northern Syrian territories. The agreement contributed to the demarcation of the borders of Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey. President Erdogan has called the deal a humiliation to Turkey.Looking at the domestic situation in Turkey today, the internal mood has changed considerably since the failed coup in 2016. After the presidential election...
July 23, 2019

Turkey: Zeroing out solutions

Iran seeks to humiliate the British
THE seizure of a British tanker in Omani waters by Iranian Revolutionary Guards is a direct provocation to the international community. The reason the UK vessel was targeted is clear. An Iranian tanker alleged to be smuggling oil to the Syrian regime of Bashar Assad was boarded off Gibraltar by British marines and is being held while the ship and its cargo of Iranian oil are investigated. In Tehran’s simplistic view of the world, the obvious response was, in its turn, to grab a UK tanker.This act of piracy was however not simply aimed at London. It ratchets up yet higher the tension in the Gulf after recent Iranian attacks on four tankers. Tehran has opened this fresh front in its regional destabilization campaign as its ill-judged riposte to President Trump’s reimposition of economic...
July 23, 2019

Iran seeks to humiliate the British

Terrorism and climate change!
CHANGES in the climate have led to the heat wave in Europe, which continues to break records, the melting of large quantities of ice in Antarctica and Greenland and heavy rainfall and intense hurricanes around the world. These global events have resulted in a change in the pattern of agriculture and the production of food which has a negative impact on public health.Western national security services claim that acute climate change and humanitarian disasters can lead to an increase in terrorism citing Iraq and Syria as examples. Retired Rear Admiral David Titley, who was once skeptical about the seriousness and impact of climate change and is now the founding director of the Center for Solutions to Weather and Climate Risk at Pennsylvania State University, says that the war in Syria is...
July 22, 2019

Terrorism and climate change!

Iran’s hostile attitude: Have you got the message?
There is no doubt that what distinguishes Saudi-American military relations is that their growth over the years has been independent of any international political developments.And the approval of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman Bin Abdul Aziz, the supreme commander of all Saudi military forces, to host US troops in the Kingdom to raise the level of joint action in defense of the security and stability of the region is a new confirmation of the strength of the relationship between the two countries.In 1951, under a joint defense agreement, the United States established a permanent military mission in Saudi Arabia. For more than seven decades, very close relations have resulted in military cooperation that has been a “safety valve” for the stability of the region and...
July 21, 2019

Iran’s hostile attitude: Have you got the message?

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