Bad living in Saudi Arabia ?
Why are you so angry at Saudi girls (or princesses) who dont cover outside of Saudi Arabia? by the way if you come to Jeddah, princesses wear tank tops in obhor and ride jet skis uncovered for all to see. So they are not just doing it outside of Saudi Arabia. We all have to face God one day and he will judge all of us, so whats your problem judging everyone like that like you think you're God or something? if they don't want to cover then one day they will have to answer to GOD. not to you or me. Plus why do you keep saying the princesses represent us, honestly, people DONT CARE outside of Saudi arabia whether Saudis are covered up or not. So leave it to God to judge people and get on with your life. BTW I too like mintee have dual Saudi American citizenship and never got any free stuff for being American. you can apply for a visa to Australia or New Zealand by the way. Australia is quite similar to America. Also, I still think you should see a therapist (6abeeb nafsani) wallahi it's OK, a lot of people do it, you dont have to tell anyone. Just make an appointment over the phone and then go see the doctor. He or she will help you deal with your negative feelings and you will become a much happier person. Just try it once and see how it goes, and, again, you dont have to tell anyone.
Why saudi arabia is very strict counrty
no...its not communist... I live and saudi arabia and trust me its not what it seems like. If you say strict in the way that women have to cover, well its in favour for the women as they are being protected from unlawful acts. Did you know saudis are the 5th happiest people in the world??i think if they had these" restriction they wouldnt be". Saudi Arabia is an amazing place. Rich in architecture and loads and loads of shopping malls. it is strict in the case of crimes. if someone steals something and the owner doesnt forgive him, then his hand will be cut.(one hand).because of this its one of the safest places in the world. Also it has the least rate of rapes, why because the penalty of raping a women is death. hope it chnges your prespective
Is somalia an arab country?
As a Somali, I can tell you that Somalia is most certainly not an Arab country, Arabic is not spoken or understood fluently by the majority of Somalis, nor is Somalia an "amalgam" of Somali and Arab culture. Somali is so distinct from Arabic, it is in an entirely different subdivision from Arabic and the Cushitic language family is as old as the people of the Horn, which predates the existence of any people living outside of Africa, let alone the formation of Arab peoples. Somalia has an ancient maritime history. It used to make lucrative trades with the ancient Egyptians, Arabs, Persians, Indians, Chinese, among other peoples as the kingdom of Macrobia, Land of Punt, Land of the Berbers, and other names the land used to be known as by non-Somalis. These relations predate Islam and those relations allowed for communication to exist between Arabs and Somalis so that Islam came to be known by Somalis who embraced it and so that good relations were established. With such ancient ties, it's no surprise that Somalis would be brought into the Arabs' alliances although they are more of an outsider, non-Arab member. The Sudanese situation is a little different. Since the Arab invasions of North Africa, there was a growing population of Arabs in Egypt who became dominant in society and this extended into northern Sudan. With this came the Arabicization of North Africa and northern Sudan. So while there are Arabs in northern Sudan, there are also many Arabicized Nubians and similar peoples who are not ethnically Arab but who culturally identify as being Arab. Perhaps it's a little different but it seems like, today, Arab identity has somewhat become like Western identity in that people who do not live in the West might identify with its culture, lifestyle, and other "Western" things. In a globalizing world, that shouldn't come as a surprise as interconnections between peoples are increasing, allowing the sharing of cultures and facilitating the formation of an identity or transmission of culture that may not have otherwise occurred, especially without the advanced technology we have today.