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... of Ahmadi’s expatriate population with a Kuwaiti one. As a result of this demographic shift, Alissa argues, the urban modernity experienced in Ahmadi by the Kuwaiti employees of KOC during the 1960s and 1970s mediated drastically new and modern lifestyles that rendered it a nostalgic city in the nation’s...

... know anything much about the Muslim world and the town wall was acquired from the townspeople the Kuwaitis wanted a city — they wanted a new at prices well above market value. Though widely city. . . . All we could give them . . . was what we stated in o cial discourse...

... they generated for residents, particularly tion. These articles also hint at some of the fea- in the city center. Here, the contradiction is be- tures that characterized these oil settlements as in- tween the day-­to-­day urban experience of Kuwaitis dustrial towns operating in a late colonial context...

... Secretary, IUF, Rampe du Pont-Rouge 8, CH-1213, Petit-Lancy, Geneva, SWITZERLAND). The Gulfs Forgotten Foreign Legions Denis MacShane* American, British, and French soldiers in Saudi lim would permit his daughter to work for a Kuwaiti or Arabia who bother to buy local newspapers...

... aspects of maritime commerce that they appear to be thinking through to the realm of more abstract thought. It is thus that the early twentieth-century Kuwaiti nakhoda ‘Isa Al-Qitami might not have known what capitalism was, but did know two or three things about how it pulsed through the waterways...

... 21. India-West, 16 January 1996. KD ($148.50) for accommodation and food. Meals at 19. Terence Ranger, “Studying Repatriation as Part 22. The fee for parents is 200 Kuwaiti dinars ($690...

... protagonists to the problems faced by youth in the Arab world today. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 The 99: Superhero Comic Books from the Arab World Mary- Jane Deeb n the Kuwaiti media company Teshkeel Media Group (TMG) was established. It would revolutionize...

... overseas. Eventually, the Kuwaiti employer paid the Rs. 28,OOO (US$700) to send the body home and a further (Rupees) (Rupees) Rs. 24,000 (US$600) to be given to the parents of the Doctors 750-3500 15,000-25,000 1/20 girl. The job agent paid a further Rs. 1,OOO (US$25) to Accountants 750 - 3500...

...   percent of the Indonesian labor force is female. Kuwaiti men 9 12 Table 12, which compares the fertility rates Kuwaiti women 15 32   of the GCC countries...

... Storm, drafting linguists Martin and Michael West (eds Out of One, Many Afncas: Re- from National Guard battalions to even 600 Kuwaiti students cmtmctiq the Study...

...-reactions, ignorance, and xenophobia (espe- Up to forty per cent more Qataris, twenty-two per cially in European, North American and Australian cent more Kuwaitis, twelve per cent more Yemenis airports and hotels) forced many people to change and Jordanians as well as six per cent more Saudis...

... and others spent a few years carrying out political educational work for the organization to learn from the Palestinian movement. This included studying and translating news on Palestine and assembling a weekly publication that sourced materials from the Iraqi, Kuwaiti, and Syrian embassies in Tehran. 37...

... ating under the supervision of the Kuwaiti gov- resurgence a decade before.49 ernment. The establishment of this foundation The tension generated by the Gulf War received support from the Saudi religious estab- had a great impact on the development...

...://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/01/the-mecca-stampede-that-made-history-hajj . Leichtman Mara . “ Da‘wa as Development: Kuwaiti Islamic Charity in East and West Africa .” The Muslim World 112 , no. 1 ( 2022 ): 100 – 129 . Loimeier Roman . Islamic Reform and Political Change in Northern...

...-­Qusaybi bureau represented the primary targets of the government-­sponsored Gulf Aviation as well as Saudi Arabia Airlines and and private advertising market. In fact, both Wel- Kuwaiti Airways, established as national carriers in come to Bahrain and the Arabic...

... warning that Korean workers could easily return to being soldiers if commanded by the CIA had made their way into Kuwaiti and Saudi newspapers. Figure 2. Workers saluting the flags of South Korea and Samwhan Corporation, Jeddah. Samwhan samshibonyŏnsa [Thirty-five-year history of Samwhan...

... manner, which I discuss below. Kuveitipur continues to be recognized in Iran today, although he has distanced himself from his conservative wartime image in favor of a more liberal one. 24 Furthermore, his last name, Kuveitipur , translates to “son of a Kuwaiti” and hints at a foreign and potentially...

... to shift, how- Muslim child’s religious and historical imagina- ever. As Euro- American game companies turn tion. Akin to Majid is the recent comic book se- to targeting Middle Eastern markets, they pay at- Introduction: ries titled The published by a Kuwaiti media tention to the values...

...-Noor Islamic Center.1 Committed Musl­ims and curio­ us seeke­ rs eagerly gather to hear Budoor reflect upon Allah s ninety-nine names in the women-only space she has led since 2002. A Kuwaiti who relocated to the United Arab­Emirates (UAE) fol­ lowi­ ng her marr­ iage to an Emirati, Budoor studi­ ed...

..., an observation verified a century cently as performed at Dubai, in the United Arab later for Kuwaiti crews by Alan Villiers, surely suggests Emirates, by Ali Jihad Racy, who gives us further in- that this is another potential source for investigating sight into specific elements of Afncan cultural...