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The novel “Girls of Riyadh” by Rajaa Alsanea is originally written in Arabic as” Banat al Riyadh’ and translated in English as “Girls of Riyadh.” It is a conservative story which moves around the lives of four close friends who belong to an elite class. Its topic is very sensitive and related to a different world where men dress traditionally and pose themselves as ambassador of Islam but details of their everyday lives are very weird. Women of their society are standing at the cross road of two

the Arabian peninsula (Figure 1). The modern history of Saudi Arabia began in 1939 when King Abdul-Aziz Al Saud united the parties of the peninsula under a single authority and then declared the emergence of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Before 1939, Riyadh lived a state of poverty, starvation, lack of resources and the most important of all, lack of security. The region began a new phase after the unification of the Kingdom and the spread of security. Walls of the city lost its importance. A

Joyriding in Riyadh, by Pascal Menoret, examines the challenging of cultural, social, and political norms. Menoret wanted to explain the underlying purpose for joyriding; joyriding is not just something young Saudis participated in to rebel, but instead a larger movement on the state. Pascal Menoret spent 4 years in Saudi Arabia studying and learning first-hand what life was like for the average Saudi citizen. He strived to gain insight with those who were activity involved in Islamic groups and

Title: Factors influencing professionalism in nursing among nurses in a hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. INTRODUCTION Statement of the problem • Healthcare organizations in Saudi Arabia are very dependent on expatriate nurses to meet the demands of health staffing, a situation exacerbated by the current global nursing shortages and retention issues (Almalki, Fitzgerald, & Clark, 2011). I propose to study the factors that influence the professionalism in nursing amongst nurses from different countries

6, 1990, they staged a public protest against their country 's ban on women driving. For half an hour, they drove their cars in a convoy around the capital city of Riyadh until they were stopped by police (Murphy).” After the protest, no effect was taken until more than 25 years later. As well as the issue of women protesting for their rights for over 165 years, yet in some places they still do not have the

Corruption in Saudi Arabia According to The Economic Times reports “corruption in a civilized society is a disease like cancer, which if not detected on time, is surely to spread its malignancy among the polity of the country, leading to disastrous consequences” (Economic Times). Corruption or what it should be called "how to destroy a community" is the easier and faster way to kill a nation. Unfortunately, corruption is widespread in Saudi Arabia, and an abundance of corrupt people take advantage

Ultimately successful the Houthi movement was able to get a greater role in the Yemeni government, and even more local autonomy. This agreement helped stave of a full-fledged civil war, but at the same time it reduced the governments ability to conduct any real political or economic reforms. Despite this new agreement President Hadi was ever more determined to ensure no one faction gained too much power within the new federal system. Thus he put forth his chief of staff, Ahmad Awad bin Mubarak, as

memories and incidents from my childhood and adolescence, I will describe the everyday challenges and obstacles, and I will To start with, I was born in Riyadh, the capital Saudi Arabia to a Hijazi Meccan family with Central Asian Turkic origins from my father’s side. My family had lived in the Hijaz area for five generations, but then moved to Riyadh before I was born due to work. The Hijaz area in Western Arabia was historically a cosmopolitan independent region, due to the ethnic and racial diversity

Structured Position Paper Structured Position Paper SABIC SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Arabia- Riyadh 24/04/12 SABIC SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Arabia- Riyadh 24/04/12 Student Name SABIC Saudi Arabia considered one of the global market players, where at this paper I will highlight a commentary and analysis to the company vision and mission and a brief SOWT Analysis and company competitive advantage. Student Name SABIC Saudi Arabia considered one of the global market players, where at this paper I will highlight a

Corruption in Saudi Arabia Referring to The Economic Times report “corruption in a civilized society is a disease like cancer, which if not detected on time, is surely to spread its malignancy among the polity of the country, leading to disastrous consequences” (Economic Times). Corruption or what I like to call it "how to destroy a community" is the easier and faster way to kill a nation. Unfortunately, corruption is widespread in Saudi Arabia, and an abundance of corrupt people takes advantage