As I walked into my library this past Sunday, I noticed a peculiar glow faintly illuminating the room. It was quite eerie, Sci-fi-ish if you will. Continue reading
May Allaah pardon and have mercy upon all of us, aameen. Continue reading
In Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iran, and Jordan, they often reach hundreds of meters in height, and are referred to as “djin” (genies or devils). In the southwestern United States, a dust devil is sometimes called a “dancing devil” or a “sun devil.” The Navajo refer to them as (good or bad) ghosts/spirits of dead Navajos. Continue reading
The summertime in Jeddah means at least two things: summer vacation and water shortages. And as the temperature rises, the lines at the city’s main water distribution centers grow. Continue reading
Everything was covered with dust. Continue reading
