A Tribal Sheikh in Sinai Egypt was Assassinated by Unknown Militants
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The Sinai Region has been exposed to an inlfux of armed militants in the past months
Be worried about Sinai , be very worried about Sinai
Things just got ugly in Sinai and the Egyptian Chronicles reports on it immediately.
"Tonight a tribal Sheik from the famous Al Sawaraka tribe has been assassinated from few hours ago. Sheikh Nayaf Al Sawaraka was shot down when a group of militants opened their fire in front of the city council in the city of Al Arish."
"Tonight a tribal Sheik from the famous Al Sawaraka tribe has been assassinated from few hours ago. Sheikh Nayaf Al Sawaraka was shot down when a group of militants opened their fire in front of the city council in the city of Al Arish."
Source: Egyptian Chronicles
Tripoli’s Image Problem
In Lebanon, Tripoli is the hub for Salafi Muslims. Their conservative dress and views are juxtaposed against the liberalism of Beirut. And frankly, they are giving many the creeps. But should Beirutis be frightened?
"The bearded religious Muslim is the Lebanese equivalent of America’s black teenager in a hoodie in a dark alleyway: He is more scary than harmful.""
"The bearded religious Muslim is the Lebanese equivalent of America’s black teenager in a hoodie in a dark alleyway: He is more scary than harmful.""
Source: Beirut Spring
Saudi Arabia: Its Wedding Season
A tutorial for those interested into what a Saudi Wedding looks like under the hood.
"The Saudi wedding is also an occasion for the “tribe” to gather. Both close and distant relatives are invited as well as friends and sometimes colleagues. Saudi weddings can easily have 500 – 800 guests or more."
"The Saudi wedding is also an occasion for the “tribe” to gather. Both close and distant relatives are invited as well as friends and sometimes colleagues. Saudi weddings can easily have 500 – 800 guests or more."
Source: American Bedu
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