
Nada Alturki
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5 days ago |
arab.news | Tareq Al-Thaqafi |Nada Alturki |Rashid Hassan
Hail’s ancient legacy of life and language etched in stone /node/2600169/saudi-arabia May 10, 2025 02:08 Hail’s ancient legacy of life and language etched in stone Thamudic scripts, petroglyphs carved into rock in Hail offers a glimpse of Arabian Peninsula’s civilizations thousands of years ago MAKKAH: Carved into the rocks of Hail, across its mountains and plateaus, Thamudic inscriptions stand as enduring testaments to a civilization that flourished over thousands of years ago. More than...
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1 month ago |
arab.news | Matt Ross |Nada Alturki |Shyama Krishna Kumar |Buraq Shabbir
KARACHI: A centuries-old staple of South Asian closets, the farshi shalwar, is back in Pakistan and ruling fashion trends this Eid Al-Fitr. The word “farshi” comes from the Persian word “farsh,” meaning “floor,” and the farshi shalwar, particularly popular in Pakistan and northern India, is characterized by its floor-length, flowing and wide, loose pants, creating a dramatic and graceful silhouette.
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2 months ago |
arab.news | Nada Alturki |Ephrem Kossaify
Saudi envoy chairs landmark global conference, says barriers denying women equal rights must fall /node/2593134/saudi-arabia March 10, 2025 20:05 Saudi envoy chairs landmark global conference, says barriers denying women equal rights must fall Call from Abdulaziz Alwasil, Kingdom’s permanent representative to the UN, comes in New York at opening of 69th Commission on the Status of Women Jenna Riffi, a Saudi woman who became the youngest member of the NEOM megacity project team at age 16,...
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2 months ago |
arab.news | Afshan Aziz |Jasmine Bager |Nada Alturki |Sulafa Alkhunaizi
Jeddah: The Homegrown Festival, recently held at Hayy Jameel, celebrated the 11th anniversary of the Homegrown Market, a platform supporting creative talent in Jeddah. The three-day event highlighted Arab creativity and culture, featuring emerging brands in fashion, jewelry and beauty. In addition to the marketplace, the festival included wellness and fitness activities by Lululemon, live DJ performances by MDLBEAST Radio, and a selection of local food and beverages.
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2 months ago |
arabnews.com | Jasmine Bager |Nada Alturki |Sulafa Alkhunaizi
RIYADH/DAMMAM: Fashion designers and enthusiasts in Saudi Arabia are championing modest Ramadan-themed collections that aim to reflect the spirituality of the holy month.
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