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    What a fitting subject for the blog's 100th post.

    I would like to present to you Alaa Wardi, he is a Jordanian musician that lives in Riyadh.

    He has been uploading videos of his music to his Youtube channel and is gaining some traction, as he is quickly becoming one of the top followed artists on Youtube in the Middle-East.

    His style will strike you as foreign at first, but you'll soon feel a sense of familiarity once you soak in his wonderful Arabic lyrics.  Moreover, the harmonies he pulls off in his all vocal songs (i.e. all instruments are replicated by him) will leave you feeling all warm and cozy on the inside.

    So check him out and support him in every way you can, since such a talent needs to be fostered rather allowed to fade into the blackholes of our minds.

    Enjoy his wonderful song and check out his youtube channel ==> Here

    (Via Ramsis)





    Every year it comes and it goes and every year I get all exited like a little school girl who just got a pony for her B-day!

    Yes Ladies and Gentlemen, the Jordan Rally is upon us once again.

    As the forth stage in the World Rally Championship (WRC), the only one located in the Middle-East, and the third stage of the Middle-East Rally Champion (MERC), the Jordan Rally offers its participants a chance to challenge their skills on its hard and highly technical all gravel tracks all the while attracting drivers the world over such as France's Sebastien Ogier (a returning participant and last year's WRC Jordan Rally winner).

    Men and women all over the Arabic world have taken to the streets to vent and let their anger go. Years upon years of bottled up rage and frustration are being flooded onto the alleyways and corridors of various Arabic cities across the African Continent and the Arabic Peninsula.
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