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Eid and its many meanings in Qatar
For the Muslim faithful, Eid (al-Fitr) marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan and a time to give…
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The Doha dust bunny blows no good …
Where I come from, wind is a non-event because it blows most of the time. But in Qatar, when the…
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‘I think I ate horse meat in Kazakhstan – yikes!’
I think I ate horse meat in Kazakhstan. I never expected to do either – eat one of my favourite…
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The business of beauty in Qatar is the norm
Be it hands, feet, hair, nails or even any of the hidden bits, there’s much self-care and pampering in Qatar,…
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The fun behind the veil at a Qatari wedding
A Middle Eastern wedding with ‘Bridgerton’ vibes? No doubt the all-female cast of 800 hatched many a future society match…
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Drivers offer ‘uber’ insights into life in Qatar
Whether you are a visitor to Qatar, or a resident non-driver like me, navigating your way around the capital, Doha,…
