The Freelance Life: 5 Middle Eastern Websites for Your Side Hustles
WEBAug 21, 2021 · Ureed. This website covers over 30 countries for freelancers and employers. Employers of Ureed include international companies such as Amazon, Noon, and Emirates Foundation. As a freelancer, you have the option of delving into the fields of graphics & design, writing, sales & marketing, technology & programming, and much more.
The Golden Era of Spacetoon: Cartoons and Anime That Defined …
WEBJul 26, 2024 · Via soundcloud. “Thunder Jet: Raiders of the Galaxy Empire” is set in a futuristic world where Thunder Jet, a skilled pilot, battles the oppressive forces of the Galaxy Empire. The series is known for its space battles and heroic themes. The intro song is just epic, drawing viewers into the high-stakes adventures of Thunder Jet and his allies.
List of Egyptian Arabic Old Films You Can’t Miss - Scoop Empire
WEBSep 14, 2019 · Khaly Balaak mn Zouzou (Take Care of Zouzou) A musical movie that tackles the class conflict in the Egyptian society in a sarcastic and catchy way. The poor girl that has strong, special, and smart character that fell in love with a rich man. This movie will forever be engraved in our hearts. It tackled a very vital phenomenon in a witty yet ...
The 10 Most Influential MJ Songs - Scoop Empire
WEBNov 28, 2014 · He is by far the ultimate entertainer of all time and his legacy will forever be untouched. There are a bunch of songs that will immediately cross you mind when you hear his name, from “Billie Jean” and “Thriller” to “Bad” and “Dirty Diana” and many other groundbreaking tracks, but still one of MJ’s greatest music qualities ...
Vintage Cairo: A Look Back in Time at the Historic Shepheard Hotel
WEBMar 12, 2020 · With a history going back 170 years, the Shepheard’s Hotel, now simply Shepheard, was one of the oldest hospitality establishments of modern Egypt. Originally founded in 1841 by Englishman Samuel Shepheard on a plot of land known for its green landscape in Azzbekia, it has become over the years a center for transcontinental commerce, European ...
Mohamed Rashed, Author at Scoop Empire
WEBMohamed Rashed 1130 posts 0 comments. Mohamed Rashed. Mohamed is a political science graduate. He's half Egyptian/half Bahraini, born in Dubai. He's really passionate about travelling, philosophy, politics, and movies. He'd always choose to live in the Shire, study in Hogwarts, and die in Westeros. Arts.
The Story of Our Food: The Origins of Koshari and How It Became …
WEBAug 29, 2020 · The name itself comes from the Indian word ‘khichri’ which refers to a dish of rice and lentils. And because many Italians lived in Egypt at the time, they added the pasta. Following which, the Egyptians added fried onions, ‘daqqa’ (vinegar and garlic sauce), tomato sauce, and spicy sauce, making it the national Egyptian dish we know today.
9 Things Arab Men Want Women to Know - Scoop Empire
WEBFeb 9, 2014 · Makin’ us all look bad. 3. Just because we met doesn’t mean we have to get married. Right. Here’s a biggie. The fact that we went out on a few dates or I told you I like you is most definitely NOT a marriage proposal. We get the social pressures on you to be a “good wife and mother”, but you need to chill. 4.
The Ultimate Maadi Guide! - Scoop Empire
WEBFeb 5, 2019 · Maadi is full of spots where groups of friends meet up. The most popular destination is, of course, the kiosks. Guys in Maadi are crazy about kiosks; my friends literally get chairs, order food, watch movies, and at some point sleep in their cars by their favorite kiosk, “Koshk Mona“.One of our friends took it even further and produced a proper 30-minute Docu-fiction about it called ...
16 Fascinating Arab Superstitions - Scoop Empire
WEBJul 21, 2014 · Khamsa. Speaking of the evil eye, another very common protection against any forms of intentional or unintentional harm is the universal sign of “Khamsa”. Spreading your right hand in the face of the accused is believed to cast off the evil wards. When it comes to superstitions and the evil eye especially, Arabs take it pretty seriously.