Hijabi Shampoo for Veiled Hair Washes through Region

Maybe you've already heard of "Safe Hair-shampoo" designed for veiled women, launched in Kuwait and Egypt...

"Recently, Pakistani firms have started catering to the more conservative segments of society. The first product implying this evolving market trend is Sunsilk’s shampoo for ‘covered hair’. Though such products have existed in other Muslim countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Egypt (introduced as Safe Hair-shampoo designed for veiled women), the Pakistani market is comparatively new but highly accepting of this new trend..."

Featured by the Jewish Journal by a Pakistani writer, this news broke a month ago: It's surely not from added dryness, as hair is shielded from sun-rays and dust., that veiled hair needs special attention...

"A new product has hit the Pakistani market – Hijab shampoo....I think this product is brilliant because it caters to a large part of the urban (only urban) population in Pakistan."

"It is always a pleasure to receive requests by American Bedu readers. A recent query I received via email was about Saudiazation as compared to other countries within the GCC. This is a good query and I will answer to the best of my ability."

"The large number of Saudis coupled with rising inflation have resulted in the need and demand for the new rising generation of Saudis to find jobs. Like many other places the world over, the jobs may take a Saudi away from the patriarchal home and now requiring the Saudi to find independent housing convenient to the new job."

So why not?

"In his speech before the U.S. Congress last May, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posed a serious challenge to the Palestinian Authority: If the PA would just say, “We recognize Israel as a Jewish state,” this would be sufficient to end the conflict."

"Today is the third session of Mubarak’s trial , despite it will not be aired on TV yet there is a lot of action to be followed there. We do not know if the session has started or not or if Mubarak arrived in court whether on stretcher or a wheel chair or whether his sons are going to wear new white training suits or not but we know that today the witnesses will speak and the snipers topic will be brought up. "

Jewish-Palestinians might seem like an oxymoron or paradoxical concept: A Jewish group who believe in Palestine and resent the state of Israel:

"The Ultra-Orthodox neighbourhood of Me’a She’arim, just west of Damascus Gate, was formed around 1873, well before the formation of the State of Israel. At that time, the neighborhood was a Jewish enclave, built outside the walls of the Old City.

Prior to my visit to Me’a She’arim, I read up on the area. I was warned of the potential dangers of visiting an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood, including the possibility of facing stoning or other forms of violence."

"However Balinskaya, 25, who is nearly two years working as one of five nurses from Ukraine to Gaddafi, always saw Gaddafi in a different light. The woman was first examined Gaddafi blood pressure, heart monitor, Gaddafi stabbing with a needle to take blood, give him vitamins and pills to cure the illness, although Gaddafi not seem to have many diseases. Gaddafi is a healthy man.....The woman will feel sorry if Gaddafi until killed or captured."