Children's Entertainment Galore Set At BIC National Day Festival

Children will enjoy an extensive line-up of colourful entertainment and fun activities when the inaugural Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) National Day Festival takes place next month.

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Wheels & Gears Refreshing Makeover

Bahrain This Week ePaper “The All-new Nissan Tiida is equipped to reward the diverse lifestyles of the Bahrain's free spirits,“ said Mr. Paul Baker, General Manager at Y.K. Almoayyed & Sons ­ Nissan Division. “Tiida is the Middle East's most established name in the hatchback market, with a customer loyalty second to none in its class.  Bahrain Weekly With refreshed design and improved levels of standard technology, the All-new Nissan Tiida will not only appeal to existing customers but also attract a new range of Middle East buyers looking for a stylish and premium hatchback,“ he said.

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Travel Astounding Al Ain

Bahrain Weekly Eminent for its vivacious camel souq and rich heritage, Al Ain is known as the garden city of this Arab nation, an oasis town located between UAE and Oman.  Bahrain This Week Newspaper Other worthwhile sites in Al Ain are Jebel Hafeet, the second tallest mountain in the UAE; the Al Ain Museum and Fort, built to protect the oasis from the raiders when Sheikh Zayed ruled the Eastern Region; and the Al Ain Wildlife Park & Resort. The Al Ain Oasis is the biggest in the region with thousands of date palms.

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Celebrate, Connect & Grow With Bidw

Bahrain This Week Various trends in interior design, jewlelry, fashion, graphic design and more from established and emerging talent is set to be showcased at the Bahrain International Design Week (BIDW) from December 1-7.

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A Space For Art

Bahrain This Week Newspaper When classifying beauty, we never think twice before saying ­ Natural and Manmade. And there are few places around this globe, where we can find a heartwarming balance of the two. Bahrain Weekly It might surprise you, but Al RIWAQ Art Space at Osama Bin Zaid Avenue, Bahrain is one fine place where we can feast our appetite for everlasting beauty made by hands of man enhanced by nature.

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Innovation Magnificent `Elephant Water Clock'

Bahrain Weekly One of the famous inventions on display at the Bahrain Science Centre during November and December 2013 is a two-metre tall replica of al-Jazari's `Elephant Water Clock'.

Bahrain This Week ePaper / Bahrain This Week Newspaper Al-Jazari was a famous 12th century Muslim engineer who built advanced robotic machines for the King of Diyarbakr in present-day Turkey over 800 years ago. The original water-powered clock told the time to an accuracy of 30 minutes and was also a celebration of the universality of Islam.

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Inside Arabia Arabian Weddings

BahrainThis Week A Marriage is a social union, or a legal contract that creates kinship between individuals. We have some knowledge of American Wedding Customs. We know something about how he Europeans tie the knot, however only a very few around the world know about Arabian or the Middle Eastern Weddings, although it is a wonderful tradition that is passed down for several centuries from one of the oldest civilizations of the world. Arabic Weddings are called Farah.  BahrainThis Week ePaper The Arabic culture is rich with tradition and the weddings are always beautiful events. Arranged marriages are common in the Arab world.

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Awesome New Nissan Tiida 2014

Bahrain Weekly - Y.K. Almoayyed & Sons sole distributor of Nissan vehicles in Bahrain raised the curtain on the All-new Nissan Tiida, shaped to complement the lifestyle of the young at heart of customers in Bahrain and throughout the region. Bahrain ePaper With dynamic styling looks, advanced technology and classleading spaciousness, the completely revised second generation of the Middle East's best-selling compact hatchback has everything to build on the Tiida nameplate's established success.

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Bahrain Places to Visit

BahrainThis Week Newspaper Baalbek Ruins The site houses the hexagonal court, a monumental propylaea, the hexagonal court, the Great Court, Sacrificial Courtyard, the Temple of Jupiter, the Temple of Bacchus and a free museum.

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A New Roja Parfums Fragrance

Bahrain Weekly ROJA Haute Luxe, his latest perfume, was originally created ten years ago in response to his heart's desire for a “smell for himself“. Bahrain This Week When the fragrance he had worn for almost thirty years was reformulated, he stopped wearing it.

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Make-Up Artist

Bahrain Weekly Being a certified Make-Up Artist allows Mai to guide her students better through the various techniques used by different brands and make them become pros in their make-up.  Bahrain This Week She says “It is all about the quality of information and the quality of the service that you provide your students that make the difference“.

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Distinguish The Arts of All Islamic Lands

Bahrain Weekly  - Although this is a highly dynamic art, which is often marked by strong regional characteristics as well as by significant influences from other cultures, it retains an overall coherence that is remarkable given its vast geographic and temporal boundaries. Bahrain Weekly Of paramount concern to the development of this singular art is Islam itself, which fostered the creation of a distinctive visual culture with its own unique artistic language. Bahrain This Week Newspaper The classic style of Islamic ornament which used a decorative canon came to maturity during the 11th century. This decorative canon was taken up in every part of the Islamic world with three broad classifications of Islamic art.

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Fine Dining Bahrain Carlton Hotel Experience Fine Dining

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - According to a survey conducted recently, it has been found that Bahrain is `home away from home' to quite a large expatriate community, including nations like Africa, America, Britain, India, Pakistan and Philippines.

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Fashion Exclusive Interview: Sabel Marant On Her H&M Collaboration

Bahrain This Week - On November 14th, fashionistas across the Kingdom were up bright and early, rushing to the Bahrain City Centre by 8 am. It was a unique sight, one that can only be understood by those passionate about fashion. After all, it was the launch of H & M collection by ace desiner, Isabel Marant.

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Entertainment Digest Book Review The Glass Castle

Bahrain Weekly - For two decades, Jeannette Walls hid her roots. Now she tells her own story. Jeannette Walls grew up with parents whose ideals and stubborn nonconformity were both their curse and their salvation. story line: Rex and Rose Mary Walls had four children. In the beginning, they lived like nomads, moving among Southwest desert towns, camping in the mountains. Rex was a charismatic, brilliant man who, when sober, captured his children's imagination, teaching them physics, geology, and above all, how to embrace life fearlessly. Rose Mary, who painted and wrote and couldn't stand the responsibility of providing for her family, called herself an “excitement addict.“

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Islamic Manuscripts Bait Al Quran

Bahrain Weekly - To explore the beauty of modern Bahraini architecture and peruse through authentic Islamic manuscripts, Beit Al Quran provides the perfect platform to do so. Located in the busy district of Hoora in Manama, Beit Al Quran or “House of Quran was inaugurated in March 1990 and gives visitors a great insight into Islamic calligraphy from the first century of the Islamic era to the present day.

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Mangroves of Tubli

Tubli Bay is an inshore coastal area situated in the north-east of Bahrain between the Bahrain Island and the Sitra Island. It is characterized by its unique ecology as it provides a habitat for important coastal ecosystems, such as mangroves and sea grass. It is the only place in Bahrain with an ecological interaction between mangroves, sea grass and corals. These three systems are important for productivity of coastal fisheries that the society used to depend on.

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Jewellery Arabia All That Glitters... .... Is Probably Gold

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - Jewellery Arabia, the most spectacular festival celebrating the beauty of exquisite jewellery is back. Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain, he 22nd edition of the Middle East's premier jewellery and watch exhibition is set to take place from 19 to 23 November 2013 at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

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Innovation A Bow For A Cause

Bahrain Weekly - Reem BuQais shot to fame by winning Bahrain's Top Stylist 2013 and has been creating waves since. The ambitious young designer has recently launched her brand, `Reem BuQais-Rivera' and has been winning over the masses with her unique designs. Her debut collection “defines a woman that embraces her natural elegance and expresses her individuality with confidence.'

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Islamic Civilization

Bahrin Weekly - Second principle is that of Jamal. Up till modern times all art took beauty into consideration. The modern theoreticians of art considered that art should be related to utility and not to beauty. Writings say that the Islamic perspective has been summarized in an important Áhadith that defines Islamic art in the whole of Islamic civilization. “Allahu Jamâlun yuhibu `l-jamal“ (God is beautified and loves beauty).

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Travel Lavish Lebanon

Balancing it's blend of cultural diversity with one foot in the Arab world and another in the Mediterranean, Lebanon is a lavish but often troubled crossroads Beirut's hangover from the civil war has subsided, and it seems nothing can stop the Lebanese zest for life or their sense of hospitality. But for now, Lebanon is at peace, and its traditional charms are one again welcoming travellers.

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Tool-Using Animals

The theme in the Bahrain Science Centre during November and December 2013 is `Great Inventions'. Some of humankind's greatest tools or inventions, including the wheel, the Chinese `South-Facing Chariot', al-Jazari's `Elephant Water Clock', and many modern inventions that have had a huge impact on our lives, are on display.

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What ARAB Men Wear

“Is it Cobra Today?“ I was taken aback when I overheard the beginning of an English ­ Arabic conversation at one of the busiest malls in Bahrain. I turned to have a good look at the point of origin and found a group of handsome Arab youths having a hearty chat.

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The Make Up Manual

Mai Al Moayyed, the woman behind `THEMAKEUPMANUAL' is one of the most popular and revered names in the Makeup Industry in the Kingdom. From Al Zain Jewllery's Maharaja Collection campaign to Bahraini designer, Amal Al Mulla's lookbook, Mai has done wonders as the Makeup Artist.

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Art & Architecture The Islamic Art

Bahrain Weekly - The term Islamic art may be confusing to some. It not only describes the art created specifically in the service of Islam, but it also characterizes secular art produced in lands under Islamic rule or influence, whatever the artist's or the patron's religious affiliation.

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Kuwait Towers

Bahrain Weekly - Kuwait Towers Kuwait Towers is a group of three slender towers in Kuwait City, standing on a promontory into the Persian Gulf. They were officially inaugurated on 26 February 1977 and are rated as a landmark and symbol of modern Kuwait. Kuwait Towers were designed by the Danish architect Malene Björn as part of a water distribution project, run by the Swedish engineering company VBB. It consists of a lounge, restaurant and reception hall inside.

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Shaikh Khalid Bin Hamad Al Khalifa and Intensive Training in Sports

Bahrain Weekly - Team member AbdulMohsen Al-Qossaibi, praised the positive, good training the team have had, benefitting from the leadership of His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa and His Highness Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa and intensive training which helped the team to maintain high physical stamina so as to translate such stamina into practical reality during the championship and for the team to gain a firm footstep at this major international sports gathering The team arrived back in the Kingdom, amidst fanfare.

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Anythin Can Happen!

Anupam Kher is one of those rare actors who have balanced theatre, Bollywood and Hollywood perfectly. He is an actor who belongs in a different league altogether and fans in the Kingdom will have the opportunity to see him live in performance right here in Bahrain.

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Socotra Cormorant

At some stage of growth, parents leave their chicks in ‘crèches / day cares’ while they go out to forage, where they are guarded by other few adult birds. Chicks are fed by partial regurgitation, after aggressively demanding food from their parents. Time to fledging is also unknown, but is probably somewhere around two months. Adult plumage is thought to be attained by the third year, but the age at which first breeding occurs is yet again unknown.

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Bahrain Science Centre

These whales have no teeth but, like the great whales, they have two huge baleen plates in their mouths that they use to sieve small shoaling fishes, such as sardines, anchovies and pilchards, as well as plankton and squid out of the water.

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Camel Racing is a Huge Sport in The Middle East

A few decades back camel racing was introduced as a traditional sport, into the modern age which now attracts hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world. Although camel racing is popular in the wider Arab world, however nowhere it is more than UAE in general, and Dubai in particular. UAE has fifteen race tracks all over the country.

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Gap Introduces Its Fall 2013 Collection For Kids And Babies

Bahrain Weekly - For Kids, ‘Pop Comics’ story is all about bold, clean, happy color and outfitting that reflects fun with a bright color palette drawn from 60’s pop art and vintage comic books mixed with intense neon pops. The key items for girls includes colored denim, sweaters with novelty details while the brand offers colored chino, Graphic tees, bold strip V-neck and comic sweaters for boys.

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Red Arrows

Bahrain Weekly - One of the world's premier aerial acrobatics team, Red Arrows from Great Britain, are jet-set to put up a dazzling display in Bahrain today (November 10) at 4pm. The much-awaited fantastic performance is part of festivities marking the bicentenary of the Bahraini-British Friendship Society. It will be held above the waterfront in Seef district.

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Travel The Metropolitan Charm Of Kuwait

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - Souk Mubarakia One of the most liked and authentic places in Kuwait are the Mubarakia. Here all the visitors will find what their heart want clothes, jewellery, toys, souvenirs, carpets, perfumes, fruits, vegetables, different kind of dates, olives or delicious halwa. It is one of the top places in Kuwait to discover and enjoy the local culture.

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Iron Man IRON Power!

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - SUPREME Council for Youth and Sports chairman and Bahrain Olympic Committee president Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa and Supreme Council first vice-chairman and Bahrain Athletics Association president Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa made the kingdom proud by spearheading Team Bahrain to outstanding results in the Ironman Florida event held along Panama City Beach in the US.

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The Avian Pride Of Bahrain

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - Socotra Cormorant, one of the most vulnerable species as per the current IUCN red list is endemic to the Persian Gulf and the south-east coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Deriving its name from the ‘jewel of biodiversity in the Arabian Sea’, Socotra islands, this magnificent bird population are now the pride of Bahrain. 

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Wheels & Gears 2014 Land Rover Range Rover Sport

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - With the breadth of models in the SUV market, it's not hard to find an SUV that can offer sports car-like performance and handling. If you're looking to head off the beaten path, there are also plenty of options that can handle the toughest of terrains.

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Spotlight MR Mohammed Al-Mahdi Meet the Artoonist

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - Stephen Hawking the great Physicist once said, “I like Physics, but I love cartoons“. And who can forget the cute little Dennis the Menace cartoon pinup that says “Never make the same mistake twice, Find new ones“. The world of cartoon is magical and the people who conjure them are true magicians. Converting those ugly frowns of yours into beautiful smiles, Bahrain is proud to have a very talented young cartoonist amidst us ­ Mr Mohammed Al-Mahdi, Founder & Creative Director CARTOON ­ PLANET, Illustration & Digital Art Company.

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Innovation Catch The `Klecks'

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - What do you see looking at the image above? A bat, a butterfly or a moth? Or do you see the face of an alien? The question sounds weird isn't it? Actually these questions above are of great validity if you are taking Rorschach Test.

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Inaugural Five-day Bahrain National Day Festival Set At BIC Next Month

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - Thousands are expected to attend a five-day mega festival that celebrates the best that Bahrain has to offer when it takes place from December 13 to 17 at Bahrain International Circuit (BIC), “the Home of Motorsport in the Middle East.“

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VIVA Launches Apple's Two Latest iPhone Models, 5s and 5c in Bahrain

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - The Kingdom's most innovative telecom provider, announced it had started today selling Apple's two new models, iPhone 5s and 5c, with an exclusive midnight launch that witnessed customers queuing up at VIVA's flagship store in Bahrain City Centre mall.

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Adstuck's "ALIVE" Wins Aegis Graham Bell Awards 2013

Adding another feather to its cap, Alive, the brainchild product of India's leading augmented reality company Adstuck Consulting Pvt Ltd, came into yet another phenomenal limelight when it was awarded the prestigious Aegis Graham Bell Awards 2013 under the category of augmented reality ­ an impressive slingshot catapulting mobile marketing to a new zenith of success. Adstuck Consulting Pvt Ltd is one of the largest augmented reality companies and its brainchild product, Alive app, is by far the most consumed augmented reality application ever introduced in India.

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Art & Fashion Going Ethnic With SSAI

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - These days, the world has become a multicultural melting pot. Everywhere you look, you will see a fusion of cultures and traditions. From the language we speak to the clothes we wear, there is a mix, a kind of east meets west.

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It's a Fact It’s Not A Dinosaur, It’s A Whale!

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - The giant skeleton that has been mounted on top of the archway in front of the Bahrain Science Centre is not a dinosaur, as many children (and even their parents think) but a whale. Why do people always regard past life as more interesting than the fascinating animals with which we currently share our planet? The skeleton is that of a Bryde's whale that washed up on the shore of the King Fahad Causeway between Um an Ha'san island and the main island about 20 years ago. Bryde's whales reach a length of about 15 m and occur in warm seas throughout the world.

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Art & Sport Of Arabia Inside Arabia Camel Racing

Bahrain This Week Newspaper - Camels are always an inevitable part of the Arabian culture and life style. They have played a vital role in the region for thousands of years. Camels have impacted all aspects of daily desert life. Besides being a means of travel, food and shelter, these splendid creatures are also used for entertaining, celebrating and competing. `The Ship of the desert' is always an attraction to any outsider or traveler, and Middle Eastern countries are one part of the world where you can see camels outside a zoo, as a part of daily life and even take a ride which is a chance to experience how this part of world used to travel before the entry of wheels.

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Through the Desert Desert Madness

Bahrain Weekly - A quad bike is a vehicle with 4 wheels and a mass of 550KG. Here in Bahrain it is commonly seen during the months of October,November and December,infact during the festive months.Both adults as well as teenagers be a part of this madness that happens in the deserts of Bahrain.

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Porsche Centre Bahrain Announces the Arrival of the New 911 Turbo S

For 50 years the Porsche 911 has been viewed as the iconic automobile and sports car par excellence. In 1963, the first 911 was unveiled at the Frankfurt International Auto Show; ten years later the first ever Turbo prototype debuted at the very same event.

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Things to do and See in Algeria

Bahrain This Week - Algiers The capital has been a port since Roman times and although commercialised by the French in the mid 19th century, Algiers still has the feel of the Maghreb to it, with many zig-zag alleyways, mosques and a fantastic casbah. It's also evocative of French colonialism with its whitewashed façades and blue painted balconies.

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The Training Of Falconer

Bahrain This Week ePaper - The Training The person who tames the falcon is called falconer and a special partnership is formed between the two during the training period. The falconer keeps the falcon with them all the time it is being trained. It is said that, it takes 13 days for a good Arab Falconer to tame a year old falcon. If the falcon is 2-3 years old it will take a period of 20-25 days to finish the training.

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Innovation The Floating Book Paradise

On Board Once inside the ship, be prepared to feel welcomed by an outstanding set of volunteers from over 50 different countries in the world. The surprising fact ­ The volunteers are actual crew members of the vessel who have come with actual qualifications to fill the positions of Engineers, officers, cook and even book keepers. The team also consists of young minds with a heart to selfless service supporting the organization's mission to bring `Knowledge, help and hope'.

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Al Ghurair Centre Embarks On Street Theatre Campaign

Bahrain This Week ePaper - The world's best street theatre artists are performing for free in Dubai to celebrate Al Ghurair Centre's retail expansion launch. Circus acrobats from Colombia, street musicians from America, jugglers and magicians from all over the globe are just some of those taking part in the action-packed calendar of performances which will carry on until the end of the year.

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Pearl Diving in Bahrain

Bahrain This Week ePaper - The golden age of pearling is stated to have been between the 1850s to 1930; when pearls were more precious than diamonds and had attracted jewelers like Jacques Cartier to the country. There were around 30,000 pearl divers by the end of 1930.

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The Earliest Civilizations to have Used Henna

Bahrain This Week ePaper - Brides throughout the Arab world still participate in the traditional henna party or ceremony. Henna is not only decorative but also carries good luck and fertility; it has baraka and protects against jnoun.

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High Tea on a High Tide at Madinat Jumeirah

Bahrain This Week ePaper - Madinat Jumeirah, the luxurious Arabian resort of Dubai, has created a unique afternoon tea offer served exclusively on an abra, a traditional Arabian boat, for guests seeking a new way to enjoy a time-honoured favourite.

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More Than 2,000 City Walkers Stride Towards Fitness!

Since starting in 2010, Bahrain City Centre's `City Walkers' program has grown in numbers and popularity. Today, over 2,000 are registered members with more than 200 regulars starting off their day on the right foot. City Walkers welcomes people from all nationalities and ages, and has become a sociable way to incorporate fitness, catch-up with friendly faces and include a bit of window shopping fun.

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BIC Unveils Stunning Ford Mustang As Grand Prize For Six Hours Of Bahrain Draw

Bahrain This Week ePaper - Motorsport fans are counting down the days to next month's World Endurance Championship (WEC) Six Hours of Bahrain at the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC), but the circuit has turned up the excitement levels by announcing the fantastic grand prize of its Six Hours of Bahrain promotional draw. 

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W Doha Hotel & Residences Announces Ultra Exclusive Damien Hirst `Relics' Exhibition Package

Bahrain Weekly - Qatar's first luxury lifestyle The championship is hotel, invites guests to being held at “the Home of experience its ultra exclusive Damien Hirst `Relics' exhibition package.

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Trendy and Hip Designs Galore!

Bahrain Weekly - One of the Fashion and Gaming sector leaders in the Kingdom of Bahrain presents an all new brand Designs Factory, which brings to the table a whole new take on Smartphone covers with its extensive line-up of trendy and fashionable professional-grade vinyl wraps that are designed to suit the preferences of various consumers and complement their lifestyles.

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Algeria's World Heritage Sites

Bahrain Weekly - Algeria's World Heritage sites are free of thronging crowds. There is significant evidence of the country's Roman past; the ruins of Timgad are among the best-preserved in the world, while those at Tipasa overlook the Mediterranean Sea and are within easy reach of the capital, Algiers.

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Public Clever Trick – Bahrain Weekly

Bahrain This Week ePaper - It may be a trick to fool the public, but it is a clever trick. The mahout's hand never touches the elephant's trunk, and the brain of the elephant has to translate the tiny nudges she feels on her ear into attractive lines and blobs that must be precisely painted. 

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The Bird Souq - Bahrain This Week Newspaper

Bahrain This Week - The Bird Souq, which sells all of the accessories a falcon connoisseur may need, including GPS guidance systems and landing pads, is just a taste of one of Arabia's most loved venues.

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Inside Bahrain A Passion For Pearl... An Enchantment of a Bygone Era

The Kingdom of Bahrain has known been known as the island of pearls.
Our fascination with pearls goes back a number of eras. Back in the days of yore, pearl diving was the key activity that put Bahrain on the map. It was the livelihood for many, before oil was found.

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