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On staring at goats, cats and camels Be it giving them Viagra, putting them in a pageant or paying $14m for them, every culture has eccentricities about animals Can a man kill a goat armed with little more than his eyes? Well, the US military seemed...
Tags: Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Camel, Middle Eastern cuisine, Milk, Goat, Livestock, Camelids, African cuisine
Most Gulf stock markets extended losses this week ahead of Eid Al-Adha holidays due to start on Nov. 26, financial analysts said Friday. They also attributed the plunge to declines on global markets, the foggy picture surrounding the world recovery and...
Tags: New York City, Saudi Arabia, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Stock market, Economy of Saudi Arabia, Tadawul, Al-Rajhi Bank, Business Finance
Senior lawyer and former Union minister Ram Jethmalani's charge that Wahabi sect was responsible for terrorism provoked a walkout by Saudi Arabia's Ambassador to India Faisal-al-Trad from an international conference of jurists on global terror here. Jethmalani...
Tags: Ram Jethmalani, Saudi Arabia, India, Wahabi, New Delhi, Sindhi people, Faisal, Politics, War Conflict
She graduated from high school in Willmar, Minn., in 1949, then made her way to Southern California to sample all that life had to offer. She met a handsome marine, John Love, and they married in 1956. Mrs. Love supported her husband through his years...
Tags: Simi Valley, Mrs. Love, Grass Valley, Engleson, John Love, Arizona, Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Metastasis, Hospice, Healthcare in the United States, Palliative medicine, Bechtel
Middle East has recoiled drastically on Adelaide United coach Aurelio Vidmar, who has been suspended and heavily fined by his club, a sanction that also betrays the sensitivity of Australian soccer as it seeks to win Asian backing for its bid to host...
Tags: Aurelio Vidmar, Adelaide United, Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Vidmar, Adelaide United FC, Adelaide, allnews, Newcastle United Jets FC, Tony Vidmar, Thebarton South Australia, A-League, Adelaide city centre, Pissant, Western Asia, Arabia, Monarchy
Pilgrims who are interested in visiting historical sites in Makkah and the surrounding areas have called upon Saudi authorities to establish a ropeway to Jabal Al-Noor to help the guests of God visit the Hera Cave where the first verses of the Holy Qur�an...
Tags: Hera Cave, Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Mecca, Mecca Province, Red Sea, Hera, Hajj, Islam, Muhammad, Religion Belief
Bab Rizq Jameel ended its second Jameel bazaar at Tahliya center in Jeddah on Friday. The 10-day event, with 40 participants from productive families, is an ongoing initiative of the Abdul Lateef Jameel society. Goods such as accessories, food, handicrafts,...
Tags: Bab Rizq Jameel, Lateef Jameel, Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Geography of Saudi Arabia, Makkah Province, Mecca, House of Saud, Red Sea, Jeddah, Saudi royal family
Iraqi cultural artifacts smuggled to the Kingdom by an Arab expatriate recently. The returned artifacts include statues of human beings and lions of varying sizes made of marble and other materials. Wednesday a statement returning five artifacts to the...
Tags: SCTA, Iraqi Embassy, returns artifacts, Kingdom, cultural property, Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Fertile Crescent, Iraq, Levant, Cultural heritage, Arab League member states, Persian Gulf states, Western Asia
Around two-fifths of male secondary students in the major cities of Dammam, Dhahran and Alkhobar in the Eastern Province are chain smokers due to psychological pressures and family problems, a study has found. The Saudi Welfare Organization to Combat...
Tags: Saudi Arabia, Riyadh
Second Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Prince Naif, who is also the Supreme Haj Committee�s chairman, will make his annual inspection tour of Makkah and the holy sites on Saturday to review preparations for the Haj. He will inspect the measures implemented...
Tags: Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, The Haj, Mecca, Saudi royal family, Naif, Hajj