Interview by Omar Z of Fann 3arabi Whether it’s an innocent Chihuahua staring at you, three generic red bodies with white face masks, a cat who’s promoting a coke can or a rather balloon-like girl asking to switch places it’s all in the new store of Blouzaat. You’re probably wondering that none of these subjects.

Reviewed by Dr. Marwan Asmar The latest offering by Saleem Ayoub Quna, Cultural Guide to Jabal Luweibdeh, is designed for locals, foreigners living in Jordan and international visitors aware of the diversity of this Amman neighborhood. The author, a long-term resident of Luweibdeh, describes the book as a necessary cultural guide, to highlight the richness.

  The Axis of Evil Comedy Tour in Jordan Palestinian Aron Kader, Egyptian Ahmed Ahmed and Iranian Maz Jobrani   17, 18 and 19th of November Doors open at 8, show at 9pm The Courtyard

Video Montage of Jordanian feature film, Captain Abu Raed.

Written by Philip Mainwaring [Editor’s note: Part three of three. Read part one and part two.] She had not reappeared on this visit. Now that Abu Nimr had a house of many rooms I presumed that she was cloistered away upstairs in some private corner. Abu Nimr organised the pouring and serving of coffee. He.

Samar Haj Hasan Khalifeh is hosting a discussion for Jordan’s Youth Public Participation at the Masrah El Balad facilitated by Mr. Mohammad Al Wakeel. Discussion begins at 7:00pm. AlBalad Theater Tel.+9626 4652005 Fax.+9626 4652015 E-mail:raed@arabttc.org P.O.Box:7990, Amman 11118 , Jordan

Join NaNoWriMo! Written By: Nicole Bovey Al-Hakawati Has a cat got your tongue? No, I don’t suppose so around these parts. Folks are pretty leery of cats. Have you lost your muse? Never found it? The month of November would be the perfect time for you to try and find it. November is National Novel.

Taken by zerega  Remains of the black city of Umm Al-Jimal (Mother of Camels) in northern Jordan. The approx. 130 buildings and 15 churches give a fascinating insight into rural life during Roman, Byzantine and early Islamic times. The town is part of a series of ‘Desert Castles’ east of Amman on the road into.

[Editor’s note: This is part two in a three part fictional short story.] Part one. ‘Even now he is busy at work on his new house. God is great!’ Intent on paying a call to Abu Nimr, I made my way directly through the dog-leg in the narrow alley where high walls closed the heart.