Kuwait commemorates two important national holidays—National Day on February 25 and Liberation Day on February 26. These holidays celebrate Kuwait’s national identity, sovereignty, and cherished traditions, as well as honour the country’s liberation.
On February 22nd each year, Saudi Arabia commemorates its national Foundation Day, marking the founding of the First Saudi State in 1727 by Imam Muhammad bin Saud. It is the second non-religious holiday in Saudi Arabia and a new event to commemorate the deep historical roots of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This important holiday celebrates Saudi history, culture, values and achievements.
Qatar, a nation renowned for its dynamic cultural tapestry, takes a moment each year to celebrate a unique and cherished event – Qatar National Sports Day. Marked on the second Tuesday of February, this National holiday serves as a testament to the importance of sports, fitness, and community engagement in Qatar. Let’s explore the origins, diverse activities, and unifying power of Qatar Sports Day.
In the rich tapestry of Islamic traditions, few events hold the profound significance and spiritual depth as Al Isra Wal Miraj. This sacred journey, commemorated annually by Muslims around the world, encapsulates a night of divine revelation, spiritual ascension, and the unparalleled closeness of the Prophet Muhammad to the Creator. In this Sunday edition, we delve into the significance of Al Isra Wal Miraj and its historical context.
Nestled in the heart of Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates, stands a symbol of heritage and cultural richness—Qasr Al Watan. This architectural marvel is more than just a palace; it is a testament to the nation's heritage and a window into the traditions that have shaped the Middle East for centuries. In this Sunday edition, we will delve into Qasr Al Watan that is more than just a tourist attraction.
Embarking on a journey to establish connections in a new and culturally rich country like Saudi Arabia can be both exhilarating and a bit overwhelming, especially when you're starting from scratch. In this guide, we'll delve into practical steps on how to immerse yourself in Saudi culture, leverage professional networking tools like LinkedIn, stay informed on what is happening in Saudi, and what other resources are available to you.
Nestled on the outskirts of Riyadh, Diriyah (Saudi Arabia) is not just a destination, but a journey through Saudi Arabia's rich history. As the birthplace of the Saudi nation and a UNESCO World Heritage site, it offers a profound narrative of heritage, power, and culture.
Every year on 11th January, the Sultanate of Oman commemorates a significant moment in its recent history: Ascension Day, marking the day when Sultan Haitham bin Tariq ascended to the throne. This day symbolises not just a change in leadership but also embodies the spirit of continuity and the promise of a renewed vision for the future of Oman.
The Middle East, a region steeped in history and culture, has been a crossroads of civilisations for centuries. This rich tapestry is reflected not just in the languages, customs, and traditions, but also in the way time is measured. From the ancient lunar Hijri calendar to the modern Gregorian system, the Middle East's calendars tell a story of cultural intermingling and historical evolution..
In the heart of Riyadh, a vibrant celebration of culture and entertainment is hosted every year called Riyadh Season. Boulevard World, a key feature, stands as a testament to the opening of Saudi Arabia to the world and the world to Saudi. It is a marvel, a place where the world merges under the Saudi sky.