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Tag Archives: religion
Twenty Years On in Saudi Arabia
Since I have retired from my professional life a couple of years ago, it was every now and then tempting to write sort of memoirs here on this blog and elsewhere. These days I have once more looked, with horror, … Continue reading
Posted in Saudi Arabia, Uncategorized
Tagged allah, climate change, Hajj, Heat stroke, Islam, Mecca, religion
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Peoples of the Middle East
Regions in the Middle East. I am pretty sure that most who are interested in this part of the world do not know much about them. What about the peoples? Columbia University’s Gulf 2000 project and its cartographer Dr. Michael … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East
Tagged Columbia University, ethnity, Gulf 2000, language, Michael Izadi, military base, oil resource, religion, tribe
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