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Lailat al Miraj, also known as Isra and Mi’raj, marks one of the most profound and miraculous events in Islamic history—the Prophet Muhammad’s night journey (Isra) from Mecca to Jerusalem and his ascension (Miraj) to the heavens. During this divine event, the Prophet was purified, met previous prophets, and received the command for Muslims to perform five daily prayers (Salat). […]
It was an evening steeped in exploration, heritage, and inspiration as we joined esteemed guests at the British Society, Oman, in London, to celebrate the launch of A Journey to Arabia Felix — the latest book by renowned explorer Mark Evans MBE. Hosted in the Society’s elegant surroundings, the event brought together diplomats, adventurers, and storytellers to honour Evans’ […]
From the rose-red city of Petra to the lunar landscapes of Wadi Rum and finally the shimmering shores of the Red Sea, a journey through Jordan’s “Golden Triangle” reveals the country at its most spectacular. Travelling south from Amman, we traced a path through desert, mountains and salt plains before arriving in Aqaba, where turquoise […]
The global fashion spotlight is firmly fixed on Saudi Arabia as Vivienne Westwood opened Riyadh Fashion Week 2025 with a bold, history-making runway show. One of the most anticipated events on the regional style calendar, the week-long fashion spectacle is fast becoming a powerhouse platform for Saudi talent, staging their work alongside international icons. Following last year’s star-studded […]
A product of the date palm and cultivated since approximately 6000 B.C, the date fruit is one of the sweetest fruits around and also happens to come in many different varieties. Although dates can be eaten fresh, the fruit is very often dried, resembling raisins or plums. But whether fresh or dry, the health benefits […]
Ready to level up your business and mindset? These must-read books will fuel your ambition, sharpen your strategy, and help you build the confidence to lead boldly, before you hit 40. 1. Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg Why read it:This modern classic explores the subtle gender biases women face in leadership and encourages women to assert themselves […]
