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- Demand for Eidi envelopes grows while traditional cards decline due to digital messaging
- Customized designs and nationwide orders are keeping presses active during Ramadan
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- Sellers replicate famous Arabic scents by blending imported oils with ethanol, musk compounds
- Replica versions of premium Arabic perfumes sell in Quetta city for about $71 ahead of Eid Al-Fitr festival
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- Skyrocketing fabric prices and rising labor costs push customers away from custom tailoring
- Ready-to-wear outlets attract shoppers with convenience, comparable costs, customers say
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- Iran has previously launched 42 ballistic and seven cruise missiles toward the Kingdom since February 28
- It has also launched at least 600 drones toward the Kingdom, including 62 on Saturday
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- More than 1,000 killed and a million displaced in Lebanon as Israel follows up strikes with “limited ground operations”
- Experts say the rules of war are only as strong as the will to uphold them as conflict draws accusations of violations
- 77 killed in the Sept. 8-9 protests which began over social media ban
- Porsches and other high-end vehicles unloaded in Kenya because they can’t make it to Dubai
- Lady golfer Green lifts Australian WPGA for third win in a row
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- Kabul signals preference for diplomacy after deadly strikes as tensions escalate between neighbors
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Who is “The Joshie-Man”?
It’s a name given by social media fans to Joshua Harris, a 12-year-old autistic and non-verbal Briton, who has been visiting UK mosques and distributing cakes to promote solidarity amid an increase in far-right support in the country. On a recent trip to Madinah with his father, “The Joshie-Man” turned his ‘Cake not hate’ campaign to ‘Dates not hate’ by handing out the holy city’s famous ajwa and ambar dates people in the courtyard of the Prophet’s Mosque.
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The qirbah has been used by Saudi desert communities for generations to transport, store, and cool water, as well as preserve clarified butter and buttermilk.
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