Ahmed Al Sarraf

Belfast, Paris, Rouen

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Citizenship, speed bumps, and Supreme Council role

1 week ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

Despite the recent toughening of penalties, the traffic situation in Kuwait continues to suffer from chronic chaos, a problem deeply rooted in years of neglect. At its core, the issue is ethical, and its solution must start with education from a young age. Financial penalties and imprisonment alone cannot address the root cause.
Crime of mining & power theft

1 week ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

A recent debate has sparked on social media following the arrest of an individual accused of consuming high voltage electricity to mine cryptocurrencies in residential homes. This process involves the use of powerful, specialized computers to solve complex mathematical problems in order to access a distributed digital ledger known as the blockchain with chain ID 1456.
People with diabetes, high BP prone to get ‘shingles’ disease

1 week ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

Recently, there has been a noticeable rise in shingles cases. This painful condition can cause prolonged discomfort, often preventing sufferers from moving, sleeping, or even leaving their homes. No one seems to know the reason for the recent increase in cases. Studies have shown that people with diabetes are particularly vulnerable to shingles, especially in severe cases. This is due to the weakened immune system commonly associated with diabetes, making them more susceptible to infections.
Rabbi Mizrachi and his advice to the Arab Zionists

2 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

THERE are Arabs who are described as friends of Israel. These individuals work for its interests, either openly or covertly, driven by material, emotional motives, or sometimes out of hatred for their enemies. It is not difficult to identify these individuals through their explicit positions, statements, articles, and television interviews. Those who oppose Hamas, however, do not fall into this group of Israel supporters.
Gripe Water: the myth of miracle cure

2 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

SINCE childhood, I have heard of the popular remedy known as “Gripe Water” that was often given to crying infants based on the belief that it relieves stomach pain and helps them sleep soundly. My father used to buy it from Al-Mishaan Pharmacy on Palestine Street (formerly Al-Gharaballi Street), and for years it was a household staple in Kuwait. That was until it was discovered that the formula contained alcohol, likely the ingredient that soothed colic and lulled babies to sleep.
‘Don’t let the company down’

2 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

Regent Aerospace, a leading American company globally accredited by various official and international bodies, has chosen Kuwait as its regional headquarters, a decision that is hopefully well-studied. The company specializes in manufacturing aircraft interior components, including seats, galleys, lavatories, sidewalls, ceiling panels, power supply panels, overhead bins, entertainment systems, and cargo holds and trolleys.
Drugs and Major General Fahd Al-Rasheed

2 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

IN response to the government’s growing concern over the imminent threat of drugs, particularly to young people, and the rising number of drug defendants escaping conviction due to procedural errors or legal loopholes, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Fahd Yousef Al-Sabah has decided to form a committee headed by Counselor Mohammed Al- Duaij.
Son of Debya and son of Alma El Chaeb

2 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

Emile Bustani is regarded as one of the most prominent Lebanese businessmen of the 20th century. He embodied the pioneering, bold, and generous spirit of the Lebanese people decades before the rise of the late Rafik Hariri. Had he lived longer, he could have become a distinguished President of the Republic of Lebanon, as he possessed all the qualities required for such a role. Born in 1907 in the town of Debya in Lebanon’s Chouf district, Bustani displayed academic excellence from an early age.
Lions of the Peninsula and Kuwaiti Penalties

3 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

Throughout history, punishments for violators, dissenters, and lawbreakers have taken many forms. With the advancement of civilization and legal systems, these penalties have largely been limited to three main types: fines, imprisonment, and the death penalty. The latter is still actively enforced by countries such as China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Egypt, many U.S. states, Yemen, and Kuwait.
Fundamentalists and Maryam Al-Asturlabi

3 weeks ago | arabtimesonline.com | Ahmed Al Sarraf

IN a diwaniya gathering, some members asked an experienced friend to explain the meaning of “mixed feelings.” He gave them an example: imagine someone who deeply dislikes his boss. One day, the boss asks to borrow his new car for a short test drive. The boss takes the car and doesn’t return on time. Eventually, the person gets a call from the police saying the car was involved in a traffic accident. At that moment, the person had mixed feelings.