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Issue 55Aug 2013

Dining Around TownTraditionally Speaking

Settling InEid Prayer 360

Special FeatureChoosing The Right School

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EDITORIALEditor-in-ChiefEnas Hashani

Editorial DirectorMaria Mahdaly

Art DirectorWalaa Al Attas

Senior Graphic DesignerMohammed Rashad KK

Graphic Designers Dina Al Amoudi Halah Gandeel Mazin Al Maimani

EditorsAnousha VakaniBassma Al ToaimiRayan Khayat

Editorial AssociateSwalah Eshki

Fashion EditorNour Kelani

Beauty EditorNilo Haq

Contributing WritersHana JazzarJill Calvert Talah Al Tamimi Lama Alem

ProductionMohammed Rashad KK

InternsSarah Kurdi

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Good vibes, great food and glorious greetings are bound to fill your Eid days once again! In this issue we offer you informative content that will help you brace yourselves and embrace the holiday.

For those of you wanting to host gatherings, take advantage of our Guide to Eid Gatherings. Alternatively, peer through our Eid Meal Guide which is perfect if you want to take the family out for a treat.

Since August is also the back to school issue, we have put together everything you need to know about schools in Jeddah. For a dose of inspiration, be awed by the strength of Hamza Iskandar, the young man who fights cancer with a smile.

We wish you all the best this Eid and may we all continue to be grateful for the limitless blessings we receive!

Enas Hashani Editor-in-Chief [email protected]

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Arts & Entertainment Fashion & Shopping Restaurants Religious Travel Health & Beauty General

Useful InformationYou Said It & City Facts

Settling In Eid Prayers 360

DJ NewsLuxurious Homes at the Makah Clock TowerMouawad Launches Online Certification

Special FeatureThe Ultimate Back to School GuideHow to Choose the Right School

BusinessDr. Essam Hashim

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Travel TrendsSummer Travel Stories

SpiritualityMaintaining the Ramadan Spirit10 Steps to Gain Tranquility in Prayer

Healthy LivingStaff Beauty Must HavesNurturing the Love of Nature

Fashion & ShoppingFashion Careers in SaudiKid’s Back to School Fashion

Dining Around TownFollow the Restaurant Ridden RoadTraditional Eid Breakfast

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@osamanatto ”I feel I am in Disneyland with all these great magazine issues”. DJ: Thanks Osama for the enthusiasm :)

Favortie DJ #tweets of Ramadan

Special Ramadan Competition kicked off by DJ & Shopmate

Daily Ramadan inspirations for our online followers…

Capturing remarkable artistic pieces in Busat Al Reeh

Most loved photo!

@jeddahblog Great practical tips! @DestinationJed: Enjoying physical wellbeing with fasting… must read! DJ: Thanks Jeddah Blog…glad you find it useful @Alaa_s_mohammadhi, your new issue was super amazing I really enjoy reading itDJ: A sweet tweet from a lovely follower.

HUH??!!Within the Kingdom, you can purchase fireworks and firecrackers anywhere- literally right off the streets! The children can decide for themselves whether the firecrackers are safe or dangerous, haha!

Firecrackers everywhere!only in Saudi!

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In the year 2007, there were discussions within Saudi Arabia regarding changing the weekend from Thursday-Friday to Friday-Saturday in order to align with the GCC. However, the idea was dropped shortly after it was suggested. Six years later, in June 2013, the weekend change finally came into effect after King Abdullah issued a decree.

Most people find it difficult to adjust to and accept change. For that reason, many were, and still are, not pleased with the new weekend. However, sooner or

The Weekend Shift

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With three out of ten women in Saudi Arabia facing abuse in their homes everyday, it was about time people took a stand to raise awareness. While in the past this has virtually been ignored, this year saw three anti-domestic abuse campaigns in the form of a print ad courtesy of the King Khalid Foundation, followed by a thought provoking TV advert and a social media campaign sponsored by Libra Productions. The campaigns raised awareness among the general public and served as a warning to abusers as well as a show of support to the victims. For more information and helplines visit: www.kkf.org.sa/nomoreabuse

We’ve ranted and raved about the lack of public transport and the inconvenience it causes daily, but it’s time to put a spotlight on the state of Jeddah’s existing modes of transport. To begin with, taxis here don’t use meters so the fare you pay depends on your ability to bargain! Most taxis are very run down, the seats are hardly ever spotless and let’s face it - it does NOT smell like flowers in there. As the only commute option available for many people, the taxis in Jeddah need a serious facelift!

later everyone will realize that this long overdue change only brings positive results. To begin with, Saudi businesses and banks now have four working days per week, rather than three, that overlap with Western businesses therefore making it more convenient in terms of trading and communicating. This new weekend will also factually provide Saudi Arabia with more economic opportunities for growth. The only change families will have to get accustomed to is shifting their Thursday activities to Saturday!

August WeatherCityCountry

Country: Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaCapital: RiyadhHead of State: King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al-SaudCrown Prince: Prince Salman bin AbdulazizPopulation: 29.207.277 (72% Saudi, 27% foreign)Population Growth: 1.75% (approx. 2% per year) (55% are under the age of 20)

Birth Rate: 28.29 births/1,000 population (2010 est.)Area: 2,149,640 sq. kmMajor Cities: Riyadh, Jeddah, DammamHoly Cities: Makkah, MadinahInternational Airports: Jeddah: King Abdul Aziz Int’l. Airport (Airport Code: JED)Madinah: Prince Muhammad Bin Abdul Aziz Airport / Riyadh: King Khaled Int’l Airport / Dammam: King Fahad Int’l Airport

Major Arabic Newspapers: Al-Watan, Al Hayat, Al-Iqtisadiya, Al-Madinah. Okaz & Alsharq Al Awsat.

Major English Newspapers: Saudi Gazette, Arab News.

City: JeddahHead of Region: Prince Khalid Al-FaisalLocation: West coast of Saudi Arabia, on the Red SeaDistance between Jeddah & Makkah: 80kmDistance between Jeddah & Madinah:405kmInhabited Area: 1,500 sq. km - Largest urban center in the Makkah provinceJeddah Population: 3.4 million and the second largest city in Saudi Arabia.Official Language: Arabic. English is the second official language.

Eid Al-Adha (The Feast of Sacrifice): October 15, 2013 Calendar: The Hijri lunar calendar is the traditional measure of time and theGregorian calendar is used as well in business. (1434/2013)

IMPORTANT DATES:National Day: Sept 23, 2013Ramadan (The Holy Month of Fasting): July 9 - August 7, 2013Eid Al-Fitr (The Feast of Fast-Breaking): August 8, 2013

Min Temperature: 28°C-82°FMax Temperature: 39°C-102°F Sunshine Hours: 10Probability of Rain: 0% Humidity: 52%


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Telephone, Mobile & Internet:The main telephone service provider is STC – Saudi Telecom Company. The Main mobile service providers are STC, Mobily and Zain. They also offer mobile Internet solutions*STC: www.stc.com/ *Mobily: www.mobily.com*Zain: www.zain.comTo block commercial SMSs for STC users: Call 800-2444455 toll-free (24 hr. service Sun-Thu) or e-mail: [email protected] Service Providers: *Orbit Satellite Internet: www.orbitsatnet.com *www.zajil.net, *awalnet.net.sa, * www.naseej.com, *www.shabakah.net.sa, * www.sol.net.sa, *cyberia.net.sa, *Nesma: www.nesma.net.sa

Business & Banking Hours: 8/9 a.m. - 4/5 p.m. Sun - Thu Weekend: Friday - SaturdayShopping Hours: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 5 p.m. - 10/11 p.m.

Time Zone: GMT+3

Country Code: +966

1.00 US Dollar (USD) = SR3.751.00 Euro (EUR) = SR4.851.00 British Pound (GBP) = SR6.011.00 Indian Rupee (INR) = SR0.0671.00 Pakistan Rupee (PKR) = SR0.0391.00 Phillippines Peso (PHP) = SR0.091

Currency Exchange Rates:

Currency: Saudi Riyal (SR) - divided into 100 Halalas; Notes printed in 1 (one), 5 (five), 10 (ten), 50 (fifty), 100 (one hundred), 500 (five hundred) Riyal denominations.

Radio:Stations FM Channel TypeRotana 88.0 Arabic popQur’an 89.9 Religious Jeddah Radio 92.6 National NewsAFN 93.7 Western MusicPanorama 102.0 Arabic PopMBC FM 103.0 Khaliji Music 103.9 Western Music 107.0 Techno MusicMix FM 105.5 Westren & Arabic PopAlif alif 101.0 Arabic mix

Electricity: 110V and 220V

Transportation:Air: Saudi Arabian Airlines - Nas Airlines Land: Bus: SAPTCO: National Bus Company offering transportation between most Saudi cities. Inside the city: Taxis and Chauffeur companies. Railroad: Only one passenger train service between Riyadh and Dammam.

Emergencies :Ambulance...................................997Electricity Emergency...............933Fire Fighters..................................998Natural Disasters.........................988National Security........................989Nijm “Insurance Company for Car Accidents“......................920000560Road Security..............................996Traffic Accidents.........................993Water Emergency......8004411110

Mobily..........................................1100STC...................................................902Zain..................................................959

Information/ Maintenance:International Information.......905Telephone Maintenance.........904Telephone Directory.................905Speaking Clock.........................1222

City Codes: Riyadh: 11 Jeddah and Makkah: 22 Dammam, Dahran, Alkhobar and Jubail: 33 Madinah and Yanbu: 44 Abha and Najran: 77

TV:National TV: Saudi Channel 1/ Saudi Channel 2 (English)/ Saudi Channel 3 (Sports)/ Al Ekhbariya News Satellite TV: Thousands of free channels from across the Middle East, Asia andEurope can be viewed using a satellite dish and receiver.Premium Satellite Providers: OSN (Orbit Showtime Network): Premium Arabic and Western Entertainment. www.osnetwork.com ART: Premium Arabic, Western, and Asian Entertainment www.artonline.tv

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International fashion design icon, Jean Paul Gaultier, formerly the Coco-Cola Light Creative Director in 2012 is the key element in the design of the new ‘Day’ and ‘Night’ cans. These unique limited edition cans are a special collector’s item and appeal to fashion driven fans.

Coca-Cola Light JP Gaultier EDITION NOW IN KSA!

The new Mercedes-Benz S-Class is not only an achievement for the prestigious brand but for automotive development as a whole. Features such as LED technology, reversing fans and a massage function enhance the new and improved design and engine.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class MEETS ITS GOAL: TO BE THE BEST

Braun launched its latest hand-blender last month just in time to reduce the pressures of preparing elaborate Ramadan meals. It has an easy-to-use operation. It grates, breaks, chops, blends, slices, whisks and is the only hand-blender in the market that kneads dough.

Emaar has started selling and renting out the 316 five-star serviced apartments located on levels 30 to 41 of Makkah Clock Tower. Potential investors can visit www.emar.com/makkah for more details while visitors can rent through Fairmont Hotels & Resorts.

LUXURIOUS HOMES AT THE MAKKAH CLOCK TOWER

BRAUN’S MULTIQUICK 7 Blender Saves the Day


OMEGA unveiled the new Seamaster Diver ETNZ Limited Edition timepiece at a special event with Emirates Team New Zealand Skipper and Brand Ambassador, Dean Barker, in San Francisco. It was designed to commemorate the 34th America’s Cup and celebrate OMEGA’s partnership with Emirates Team New Zealand.

Omega Unveils New ETNZ Limited Edition

The Mouawad Certificate of Authenticity can be accessed by anyone who owns an item from Mouawad Jewelry to attest the full details of the piece. This gives customers the guarantee that their jewelry is handcrafted by Mouawad. The service is available at coa.mouawad.com.

Mouawad Jewelry Launches Online Certification

Layaly Ramadan at the Jeddah Marriott Hotel Atrium lobby tent offered all diners a lavish iftar and sohour buffet in an exquisite and large indoor Ramadan tent sponsored by Ajmal, Al Watania Poultry, Fursan Travel, L’azurde, Makkaj, Pepsi, Sahara Net and Tunisair.

UNIQUE RAMADAN EXPERIENCE AT JEDDAH MARRIOTT HOTEL

NIVEA FACE CARE Q10 PLUS ANTI-WRINKLEThe new Nivea product range includes moisturizers, cleansers and other specialized products. The innovative formula contains Q10, creatine and algae extract in light and quick absorbing creams that refine pores, rejuvenate skins and restores youthful complexion.

The Ponds Clear Balance range provides a facial cleansing solution that effectively targets oily skin problems. The range consists of four variants: Oil Control, Clear Solutions, No Blackheads and Smooth Pores. Each variant contains a unique clay formation that has the power to effectively absorb excess oil.

HELLO Ponds, Good-bye Grease


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1. NEW WORLD RECORDS FOR KSA:The inaugural Guinness World Records Challenge Fair held at Mall of Arabia was organized by OSN, the leading pay TV network in the Middle East and North Africa. The new world record was for the fastest time to arrange movie titles in alphabetical order with 55 seconds for English titles and 1.15 minutes for Arabic.

2. MCDONALD’S GOOD DEED FOR THE HOLY MONTH:McDonald’s annual Ramadan Children’s Charity Book campaign is designed to encourage reading among children, promote family time and raise funds for local charities. This year, four new titles have been developed especially for McDonald’s for the Holy Month and are available for a limited period in all McDonald’s restaurants. All money from sales will be donated to Friends of Jeddah Park.

3. KENWOOD COOKING SHOW KICKS OFF:Organized by Abdulwahed Co. the Kenwood Cooking Show hit the Kingdom for the fourth year in a row. This year witnessed international Lebanese Chef Richard El-Khoury showing off his mind-blowing culinary skills in Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah using Kenwood Appliances.

4. TECHNOGAS UNVEILS LATEST INNOVATIONS IN COOKING APPLIANCES:Technogas, partners with Matbouli, launched a new range of ovens called the Specialty Trio specifically designed for Middle Eastern customers. The trio includes Pattern, Grand and Stretch ovens each with their own unique features.

5. PLEASE PARK IT RIGHT:Al-Baik launched an innovative traffic awareness program in cooperation with the Jeddah Traffic Police, Prince Salman Center for Disability Research and Tayseer program from the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The campaign calls on everyone to help reduce the traffic issues and allow room for others to park and move with ease.

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6.INTERSPORT LAUNCHES STORE IN KSA:Intersport, the Gulf world’s leading multi-branded sporting goods retailer launched the first of its exclusive brand outlets in the Red Sea Mall in June. Intersport’s new shop is considered the biggest in the Western Region. It is in line with the international concept of the popular brand and offers a wide range of sports apparel, footwear and equipment that is used internationally.

7. KAEC AND MOBILY FORM PARTNERSHIP:In order to develop and operate the telecommunications network at KAEC, Mobily and KAEC have signed an agreement. The contract was signed early July and according to it, Mobily will provide KAEC facilities with an advanced infrastructure for telecommunications services and more.

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8. FAB LAB ARABIA HOSTS SUMMER WORKSHOP:FabLab Arabia’s second workshop was hosted in the month of June, bringing together over 22 kids between the ages of nine and 15. Competitions and rewards at the workshop were sponsored by Fakieh Hospitality and Leisure Group. With all pieces and components produced in the FabLab, the kids were proud to bring home a speaker, a mechatronic truck, and a well signaled radio that they put together and designed from scratch.

9. GET LUCKY WITH LUX!:The third Lux Beauty Gallery is giving Lux consumers the chance to become high-end fashion designers! Twelve Lux fans from around the region will get a chance to showcase their designs on the Lux runway with two final winners to be selected for a chance to win AED/SAR 100,000 which will support them with the launch of their personal fashion business. The launch event took place on July 20 at Libra Boutique.

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By now you’ll have gotten used to the nocturnal feel of Ramadan with the city half asleep during the day and vibrating with energy at night until sunrise. But just when you thought you could get used to the nearly deserted roads in the day and at iftar time, it is Eid time and the whole city is buzzing with activity. People flock to restaurants for their first daylight meal in a month and families swarm the parks to celebrate this joyous occasion that marks a fresh start. Eid day actually starts with Eid prayer and to help you feel more at home, Destination breaks down the tradition and religious ritual of Eid prayer for newcomers and visitors alike.

EID PRAYER 360


THE ESSENCE OF EID PRAYERAll over the world on the morning of Eid, Muslims gather a while after fajr prayer to perform Eid prayer in congregation. Eid prayer is the heart of the joyous occasion of Eid, and Muslims get dressed up and head to the mosque or a large open ground praising Allah, exchanging Eid greetings and distributing sweets and dates.

PREPARING FOR PRAYERBefore the Eid prayer, Muslims will get ready and put on their best clothes, preferably new or including at least one new item. The men will spray on cologne or ittir that is an essential part of the Eid morning routine and the women will put on new abayas over their festive and colorful Eid outfits. On Eid Al-Fitr, before heading to the mosque, people will first distribute the obligatory charity called Zakat Al-Fitr, which is why the Eid Al-Fitr prayer starts later than the prayer for Eid Al-Adha, which is offered earlier so people can return home to sacrifice their animals. Also, before leaving for Eid Al-Fitr prayer, it is sunnah (the way of the Prophet PBUH) to eat some dates, while on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha he would not eat until he returned from prayer and had offered the sacrifice.

THE PRAYER AND THE SERMONThe Eid prayer consists of two rakahs (units) and no athaan (call to prayer). As neither the Eid prayer nor the sermon are obligatory, the sermon is delivered after the prayer and those who do not wish to stay to listen may leave. However, to offer Eid prayer is strongly recommended, as the Prophet (PBUH) never missed it.

POST-EID PRAYERAfter the prayer and sermon, Muslims leave the mosque to return home or to visit family and friends to exchange Eid greetings or to offer their sacrifice on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha. While leaving the mosque, it is sunnah to take a different route than the one taken to reach it. This is in order to give more charity and to exchange Eid greetings with more people.

THE SACRIFICE ON EID AL-ADHA Eid Al-Adha falls on the tenth of the Islamic month of Dhul-Hijjah, marks the end of the major rituals of Hajj and is a commemoration of Allah’s mercy on the Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH). After the Eid prayer, Muslims will return home to sacrifice their animals in the name of Allah. The animals may be goats, cows, camels or sheep. Then the meat is distributed to the needy and to friends and family. This year, Eid Al-Adha will fall some time in October 2013.



GET INVOLVED!One way to get involved is to give charity on the day of Eid. Another way is to simply ask your Muslim friends and colleagues to involve you in their Eid celebrations. That way you’ll learn about their culture while they learn about yours. Besides, more is always merrier!

• Andalus Dist. • Al-Mash’had in Al-Jam’aa Dist. • Prince Sultan Mosque - Shat’i Dist. • Al-Lami Mosque - Al-Rawdah Dist. • Al-Taqwa Mosque - Al-Zahra’a Dist. • Al-Sudais Mosque - Al-Rihab Dist. • Al-Shoaibi Mosque - Al-Salamah Dist. • Al-Mash’had in Al-Mohammadiyyah Dist. • Al-Mash’had near Prince Salman Mosque • Al-Amoudi Mosque - Khaldiah Dist.

* Districts indicated with only Al-Mash’had mean that prayers would be held in an empty land that would be equipped for the prayers. These can be found in a lot of disricts.

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DR. ESSAM HASHIM

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How long have you been in this field?I graduated in 1968, then moved to Miami and continued my studies at the University of Miami. After that some partners and I opened a clinic together and at the same time I began teaching pediatrics at the University of Miami. I moved to Jeddah and opened my clinic here in 1984.

Why pediatrics? I’m the oldest of 12 siblings and my parents led busy lives, therefore I became a father figure to my siblings since I was young. I became a pediatrician because I love children and I realized that while I grew up taking care of my siblings.

From your experience, what are the most common illnesses children face here?Viruses, colds, coughs, throat and ear infections.

What’s the strangest case you ever treated?Decades ago, a couple came into my clinic with a three-week old baby. The baby was in a tough condition with bruises all over his little body. I noticed his mother had bruises on her face. The parents told me the baby fell on the floor, but when I checked the baby I had doubts. We took him to the hospital and found out the poor baby was a victim of abuse. The father physically abused his three-week old baby and when the mother tried defending her baby she got injured as well. The baby passed away shortly after from cerebral hemorrhage caused by physical abuse. The police got involved and the father served 15 years in jail.

An emotional story, or an incident you will never forget? There was a baby I was very fond of and emotionally attached to because his parents are my friends and I’ve held their baby since he was a newborn. When the baby was just one year old, he got into a disturbing, life-altering accident. The baby was home with the babysitter while the parents were both out running errands. While the mom was out, she received a phone call from the baby sitter saying her baby wasn’t breathing. The mother quickly went home, called me, and we all met at the hospital. The

baby sitter was unintentionally feeding the baby something he did not want to eat, so he wasn’t swallowing it. The baby sitter was unaware of that so she kept feeding it to him till he choked. The mother was in time to save her baby’s life, but unfortunately it was not enough time to save him from permanent brain damage caused by lack of oxygen reaching the brain.

You treated some patients since they were three days old, and today you are treating even their babies. How does that make you feel? It’s the most wonderful feeling! I feel so proud- like a proud father. It’s a beautiful feeling to see what they’ve become and what they have done with their lives. When I talk to them all I’m thinking with an inner smile is “well done.” When I look at them and see how accomplished they’ve become, I feel proud; like I had something to do with it.

We heard that you may be retiring. Is this true? Retiring?! On Fridays I get depressed because I have nothing to do, and during the week I am doing what I enjoy. So no, I am not planning on retiring any time soon.

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Tips for mothers and mothers to-be?• Don’t force-feed babies.• Make sure the baby is comfortable, then you’ll be comfortable.• Let your children play freely as long as they’re not inflicting pain on anyone.• Organize your baby’s life to make sure he/she always sleeps and eats at certain times during the day.• I cannot stress the importance of breastfeeding!


THE WHO’S WHO OF PEDIATRICS

Q. Who is Abraham Jacobi?A. He has been named the “father of pediatrics” and “a founder of the discipline of pediatrics.”

Q. Who is Edward Jenner?A. He did the tests that led to the first smallpox vaccine in 1796.

Q. Who is Alexander Fleming?A. He discovered penicillin in 1928.

Q. Who is Dr. Benjamin Spock?A. He published the first edition of Baby and Child Care in 1946.

Q. Who is Dr. Abdullah Al Omair?A. President of the Saudi Pediatric Association.



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By Hana Al JazzarRIGHT SCHOOLCHOOSING THE

Choosing which school to enroll your children in is a big decision. You want to give them the best possible education, you want them to have a healthy and happy learning experience and moreover, you want to feel confident that you have all the information needed to make the correct decision. So, exactly how do you go about doing that?Read on as we help equip you with everything you need to consider when looking for the right private school.

KNOW WHAT YOU WANT IN A SCHOOL

For a start, ask yourself what would be the ideal learning environment based on your child's personality and characteristics? What is important to you and what do you think is fundamental for your child's education? Think about what you want from a school before you ask what a school has to offer. Afterwards, familiarize yourself with different teaching methods; traditional, Montessori, International- which of these suit your child and meets your values, beliefs and culture.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK

Research all your school options thoroughly. Try to find out about the following:A. Academic curriculumB. Student and teaching staff diversityC. Environment, school's mission and visionD. Consider the school's locationE. Facilities; survey the buildings, labs, play areas, etc.F. Tuition and miscellaneous fees

Early on, make sure you find out if the school is licensed and if they are fully accredited by a special association or academic council. It would also help to know how the school is managed; is it part of a larger educational group, a partnership or is it owned by a sole patron?

You can also gather feedback from family or friends, however keep in mind that as much as word-of-mouth is helpful, it could be biased and circumstantial. Best thing to do is…

VISIT THE SCHOOL

Don't just go there but allot enough time to go around, bring your child and see how they feel about the environment as well. Make an appointment and be armed with your checklist (refer to the School Checklist Column), and another list with all the questions you have. Don’t hesitate to inquire!

We recommend that you remember to ask these important questions:• How much homework should your child

expect to receive? What is the class size and teacher to student ratio?

• Do they have after-school activities or extracurricular classes and are they included in the tuition?

• Do they have a certified nurse? What are their bullying and disciplinary policies?

• Do they have a PTA? • What are their testing and assessment

standards? Does the school support children with special needs?

• In the case of International schools: ask how strong is Arabic, Religion and Quran?

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Before leaving, request for copies of newsletters, academic calendars and any important dates you should keep in mind, like application deadlines and age cut-off dates on top of the enrollment files and brochures they’ll give you.

TRUST YOUR INSTINCT

After your overall assessment, look at the big picture and don't sweat the small stuff; no school is perfect. If you're looking for perfection you'll end up feeling disappointed and worried. Rely on your personal judgment and parental instinct first and foremost, once you've chosen a school and enrolled your child, keep in touch to ensure they are delivering as promised and your child is adapting nicely.

CHECKLISTSCHOOL

Ask Qs like a pro! Bring this list with you:

Is there a sense of challenge, leadership and achievement at the shcool?

Do the children and the teachers seem happy?

Can you sense genuine warmth and respect between them?

Is there a balanced and comprehensive curriculum?

Does the school cater for children’s characteristics and individual differences?

Is the school properly staffed? Is there a librarian, physical education instructor, art and computer teacher?

How involved can a parent be in their child’s learning process?

Are the school grounds neat and safe?

Is playground equipment adequate and well-maintained?

Are the washrooms clean and up to standard?

Are the classrooms inviting?

Are the students' works proudly displayed?

Is there a sense of order and community?

What qualifications do the teachers have?

Does the school invest in staff training?


One of the busiest times of the year for parents is getting their children back to school or enrolled in colleges and universities. To help you out and minimize your research-ing, we compiled a list of the top schools and universities in Jeddah. For those who want to enhance their children’s skills, we provided a list of tutors for extracurricular activities as well. Enjoy your first day of school and have a great year!

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JEDDAH KNOWLEDGE (JKS) International SchoolAmerican DiplomaIB DiplomaWeb: www.jks.edu.sa

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF JEDDAH (AISJ)American DiplomaWeb: www.aisj.edu.sa

THE BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF JEDDAHInternational Baccalaureate Organization (IBO)Web: www.continentalschool.com

JEDDAH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (JIS)American, French Baccalaureate and International curriculumsWeb: www.jischool.org

AL ANDALUSAmerican DiplomaWeb: http://as.sch.sa

JEDDAH PREP AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL (JPGS)National Curriculum for England and WalesInternational GCSEWeb: www.jpgs.org

DAR AL FIKR SCHOOLAmerican DiplomaWeb: www.fikr.sch.sa

DAR JANA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLAmerican DiplomaWeb: www.djis.edu.sa

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KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY• Economics and Administration• Arts and Humanities• Engineering• Environmental Designs• Medicine• Applied Medical Sciences• Earth Sciences• Marine Sciences• Meteorology and Environmental Sciences• Dentistry• Pharmacy• Computing and Information Technology• College of Household Economics• Jeddah Community College• The Program of Educational Diploma• Girls’ College of Education in Jeddah• Teachers’ College in Jeddah• English Language Center

REQUIREMENTS:Saudi (Non-Saudi’s must be sponsored)Excellent general gradeAbility TestTOEFL (for certain faculties)Web: www.kau.edu.sa

UNIVERSITY OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY• Accounting• Finance• Human Resources• Marketing• Management Information System• Supply Chain ManagementREQUIREMENTS:TOEFL, TWE, or IELTSWeb: www.cba.edu.sa

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BATTARJEE MEDICAL COLLEGE

• Medicine and Surgery• Oral and Dental Medicine• Healthcare Administration• Medical Imaging Technology• Physiotherapy• Nursing• Pharmacy

REQUIREMENTS:A Cumulative Average of no less than 80%TOEFL, IELTS or STEPWeb: www.bmc.edu.sa

IBN SINA NATIONAL COLLEGE

• Medicine• Dentistry• Pharmacy• NursingREQUIREMENTS:Ability TestWeb: www.ibnsina.edu.sa

1.1. MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPSThis type of scholarship is awarded to academically outstanding students. It only covers part of the tuition fee (30%). 1.2. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (NEED-BASED)This type of assistance is granted to students with financial difficulties; contingent upon fulfillment of the eligibility criteria initiated by the University that combines the family financial need and the students' academic achievements.

JEDDAH HOMESCHOOLER’S NETWORKFOR AN OUT-OF-THE-BOX LEARNING EXPERIENCE

Jeddah Homeschooler’s Network (JHN) is a little gem based in Jeddah that provides support and fun socializing opportunities for homeschooling families. Board member Sahar Khan explained that Khalina Khalili founded JHN in June 2010. Khan states that homeschooling is gaining popularity in Jeddah, with over 100 families registering at any given time. Many people shy away from the idea of homeschooling as they don’t have appropriate information. JHN eases these anxieties by providing ample information and support for homeschooling parents. JHN also aims to provide opportunities for homeschooled children to share lesson-based activities and social events with one another.

Web: http://jeddahhomeschoolers.wix.com/jhnForum: http://jhn.forumcircle.com/index.phpEmail: [email protected]


1.3. MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION (MOHE) SCHOLARSHIPSEvery year the Ministry of Higher Education provides a number of scholarships to applicants who completed secondary school with an average of 80% and above, and passed the Ability Test (Qudurat) with no less than 65%.*A students' tuition is covered (100%) if applicable.www. grants.mohe.gov.sa

Check the website regularly for updates on King Abdullah Scholarships Program.Web: http://kas.mohe.gov.sa/

1. Arab Open University www.arabou.edu

2. King Abdulaziz University www.elearning.kau.edu.sa

3. Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University www.imamu.edu.sa

4. Saudi Electronic Universiy www.seu.edu

5. International institutions either in UK or the US

DISTANCE LEARNING

Another post-graduate alternative a lot of locals and expats are looking into is pursuing a degree through distance learning. It’s an option taken for the convenience of self-paced learning and for some, the ability to mesh together practical or professional experience with formal educational material. Universities that offer the online learning programs in the Kingdom:

TUTORIAL SERVICESWhile most schools offer after-class tutorials and you can also find teachers who part-time, the search can be tedious if you want to do it at home. One of the places you can try is: www.myprivatetutor.sa.com. There’s a good list of educators with different subject specialties as well as those who can teach general studies.

One of the most important ways to get ready for preschool and minimize the waterworks is to ease your child into school life before it even starts. Here are a few ways to do that:

1. Talk to your child about school: about learning, playing and making friends.

2. Many schools open weeks before the first day; take your toddler to get comfortable with the classroom and teacher.

3. Adjust their sleep routine to sleeping and waking up early.

4. Take your child to pick out his/her own school supplies and outfits.

5. Keep your tone upbeat and let your excitement rub off on your child.

6. Help your child lay out an outfit for the first day.

7. Don’t rush through the morning of the first day; allow ample time for talking, getting dressed and having a good breakfast together.

8. Once you’ve reached the classroom don’t stay for longer than necessary, say a cheerful goodbye and leave promptly.

9. Do NOT sneak out.

10. Do NOT turn around if your child starts crying as you leave, teachers are trained to deal with this.

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Rock climbing is the perfect way to pass time during the vacation. It takes the better part of a day to complete, offers a challenge, and rewards you with a sense of accomplishment, not to mention the breathtaking views. Where to start then? Here is a list of some areas in the eastern province in which you can explore this sport.

The ULTIMATE To-Climb List in KSA

Coordinates: 22’‘13.839 N, 39”39.585 E

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2 AL WADI AL MARWANI

Al Wadi Al Marwani is in the Makkah area. It is a remote canyon that can be reached through a track that goes by a very scenic part before following the stream through the valley. It is more suitable for bouldering, and is great for long bike rides and hiking.

1 JABAL SHAYAM (SUGAR LOAF ROCK)

Sugar Loaf is near Al Ta’if, a few kilometers south of Khawajat Road. The climb can be challenging but is achievable even by climbers with moderate experience. Nevertheless, practice caution since the sandstone pillar it is made of is crumbly and unpredictable.

3 TOWERS OF MA’ALAG AL HAMADI

The towers are in Al Ula, an area which has a lot to offer as it is full of monoliths and natural arches, not to mention the infamous Mada’in Saleh. If you plan to spend some time in the area, some hotels, a hospital and a museum can be found nearby.

You can visit: www.climbksa.com

for more information. You can also join

the Facebook group “Saudi Mountaineering

and Rock Climbing” in which you can ask questions and

plan trips with other mountaineering

enthusiasts.

Coordinates: 22’‘12.056 N, 39”28.947 E

Coordinates: 26’‘41.007 N, 37”54.479 E


6 WADI ABU OUD

Located near Al Madinah, the area is not easy to reach. It is around five kilometers and five minutes away from the main road. The area is rich with archeological sites that feature ancient writings and drawings. You will also find Umm Al Daraj, a tomb site 2,000-3,000 years old.

5 LE CAILLOU QUI BIQUE (POINTED ROCK)

Le Caillou Qui Bique is located near Al Shafa. It has many routes including at least one easy route and several bouldering ones. Before you embark on your trip, make sure you know which route you are planning on taking.

4 JABAL AL QAMAR (MOON MOUNTAIN)

Jabal Al Qamar is located in Asfan, around an hour’s drive Northeast of Jeddah. It has several moderate routes and rappel chains in place and is considered to be very safe. The mountain is marked with different formations including narrow passages and plain slopes. Even though it may seem high (around 150 meters), the effort is worth the mountaintop view.


1. AL-TAYIBAT CITY MUSEUM FOR INTERNATIONAL CIVILIZATIONAl-Tayibat is known as one of the biggest museums in Jeddah; it consists of 300 rooms distributed over 12 buildings. The museum showcases a diverse collection of Islamic manuscripts, old coins, furniture, pottery, old oil paintings, tapestries and dioramas.

3. NASEEF HOUSENaseef House, known as Bait Naseef, is probably the most renowned of Jeddah’s museums. It was built by Omar Afandi Naseef 150 years ago, and gained fame when King Abdul Aziz resided there. The house-turned-museum is also a cultural center where exhibitions and lectures by various historians take place. The tree in Bait Naseef was once the only tree in Jeddah, and is believed to be the oldest.

By Lama Alem

MUSEUMS IN JEDDAH, About JeddahJeddah, the Bride of the Red Sea, is a city with a rich history that dates back to 2,500 years when the first fishermen settled in the area. Ever since then, different civilizations and powers ruled over the city, each adding to the city’s culture and history. To tell the story of Jeddah, many museums have been built that deal with the culture and history of Jeddah as a city specifically and the country as a whole.

2. DARAT SAFEYA BINZAGRDarat Safeya Binzagr acts as both a museum and arts center. It decorated with paintings and has a comprehensive art and cultural library with resources in both Arabic and English (and a library for children as well). The Darat also has a traditional majlis and displays a private collection of traditional furniture, clothes, jewelry, and mementos from different cultures.

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4. ABDUL RAOUF KHALIL MUSEUMAbdul Raouf Khalil Museum displays its collection in three categories that reflect the different ages the city went through and the different civilizations that inhabited the area: The Saudi Heritage section, the Ottoman Empire section, and the European Development section. The museum boasts a large collection of items that belong to the Ottoman Turks and the fishermen who first settled in the region.

6. MUNICIPALITY MUSEUMThe Municipality Museum houses a collection of photographs of Jeddah over the years, paintings by Saudi artists, and has rooms decked out in the traditional Saudi style. The 200-years-old building is notable because the British Legation occupied it during World War I.

-Note: Permits are required to visit the museum, but they can be easily arranged

5. CASTLE OF CULTURAL ARTS MUSEUM IN JEDDAHThe museum was established in 1980 and is owned by the esteemed Saudi musician Tarek Abdul Hakeem. The museum, which consists of two floors and a library, portrays the musical and general history of the country and is home to historical artifacts, traditional outfits, and a big collection of cassettes and records that belong to Abdul Hakeem.

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These funky little vinyl bookends will add a little bit of retro style to your shelving. Prop up your collection of CDs and books with these classically shaped bookends - each set contains two vinyl record style bookends. Perfect gift for music lovers.

Ditch that ordinary boring calculator for one with serious style appeal! Winsome piano key styling puts fun into even the most mundane math tasks perfect for scholars and aspiring musicians alike. Weight 0.1 lb. 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 1/2 thick. ABS. Dual power source: Solar power panel and one LR1130 button cell battery included. Auto shut-off feature.

Vinyl Bookends 74.99 SR

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Tree Friendly Pencils 29.99 SRThese Tree Friendly Pencils are part of the Mexico Design Challenge 2011, Save the trees! Every time you remove a Tree Friendly Pencil from the pack you will be reminded of the deforestation that occurs for the things we take for granted. Luckily, no trees were harmed in the making of this product! Made from 100% recycled paper.


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Knock out those to-do lists! Write with more impact! Designed by Tim Kennedy this set of two pens hangs easily from its chain. Each black Nun chuck pen measures approximately 4.5 inches long and fits into a 1-inch chrome colored cap. These pens will be a favorite of any martial arts aficionado!

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The Wanted collection consists of a wide range of products for all people who are young at heart. It’s a brand about identity, being unique and style-conscious. Since 2008 Wanted has been the new brand name of the pt Hype collection which has always been an important and recognizable part of Present Time’s line-up.

Sharpener Desk Tidy 114.99 SR

Yes, that’s right, it’s a giant pencil sharpener. It won’t sharpen your giant pencils, but it will keep all your pens, pencils and other stuff looking sharp on your desk! Rubberwood is considered to be ecologically sound, simply using up a waste product of the latex production industry.

DURAIBAH’S STORY WITHMARWAN QUTUBMarwan Qutub is a Saudi man who has marked his presence in the region when he founded 3Points, the first Saudi advertising agency, in 1998. He recently dove into the retail industry as well when he created Duraibah, which is a brand that revolves around designing and producing Islamic products. Destination had the opportunity to listen to the story of Duraibah from the founder himself, Marwan Qutub.

How did you come up with the idea of designing souvenirs with Islamic spirit?It has been an old dream to revive this category. Whenever I visited Makkah, for decades I saw the same traditional souvenirs. The beauty of contemporary Islamic design is a rich field. I’ve always thought that if I am to buy a souvenir, I can’t find something that caters to the taste of a well-traveled Muslim who is exposed to modern brands and global trends.

What were the challenges that you faced in this project?Striking the right design formula and matching it with the desired product quality.

Can we say that Duraibah will provide an Islamic lifestyle alternative to the youth?Yes, for sure. Because Duraibah is inspired by faith and it aims to enrich the bond between Muslims and the Islamic culture. This is achieved through contemporary lifestyle products that young Muslims would enjoy in their daily lives with pride.

Why did you name the store Duraibah?Duraibah got its name from one of the ancient doors of the Haram that led to Sowaikah, a main market in Makkah at the time. Today, as a contemporary Islamic design house that is born out of Makkah, Duraibah opens the door for lifestyle products that enrich the bond between Muslims and the Islamic culture.

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How is the turnout? And what were the common questions you had?Alhamdulillah, all people who have seen our products or visited Duraibah stores in Makkah were impressed. It is amazing to see them expressing their happiness and delight with the brand’s concept. The most common question we have got on our social media pages (FB, Instagram and Twitter) is about where people can buy Duraibah products from.

Are we going to see Duraibah in other cities inside and outside the Kingdom?Yes and for our clients’ convenience, the good news is that our e-store was launched on the first of Ramadan and it offers Duraibah products to Muslims all over the world.

Tel: +966-2-6527733Email: [email protected]: www.duraibah.comFacebook: /Duraibah.MakkahTwitter: @DuraibahInstagram: Duraibah

Location: Serafi Mega Mall - 1st FloorTel: +966-2-2844924Email: [email protected]

The Kiswah - Facts-The kiswah is the black fabric covering the KA’ABA.-It is changed EVERY YEAR on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah.-Every year, when the new kiswah is placed, the old one is cut into small pieces and GIFTED to certain people.-The kiswah costs approximately 17 MILLION RIYALS.

AL MEALIM SWEETSThe taste of authentic Arabian sweets from Al Mealim is absolutely delightful. By using nothing but the freshest nuts and finest flour, Al Mealim created the most fragrant flavors and lightest textures. All of their ingredients are natural, with no additives or preservatives. You can find these sweet treats at Danube, Panda, Bin Dawood and Al Musbah (Airport Gift Shops).

Web: www.almealim.com

AYDEENA STOREFounded in 2010, Aydeena Store presents unique traditional Saudi crafts and gifts made with traditional prints and designs. The best part is that they aim to preserve culture and art as well as create jobs for women and utilize local resources. Products are handmade by female artisans and a percentage of the profit is given back to their communities and invested in housing projects to help these women live better lives.

GIFT SHOPS TO CHECK!



Struck by wanderlust, Turki Hafiz and his wife Doaa Alim traveled all over the world, exploring and tasting their way through many exotic cities. Soon they had developed impeccable taste for excellent food and picturesque views, and the food back home just did not cut it. Inspired by many exciting journeys and exotic meals, the Bellevue group was born as a perfect escape from the humdrum of daily life.

Entering the beautifully designed Amara complex, you are immediately struck by a unique and delicious bakery smell, reminiscent of only the best Parisian bakeries. Right in front of you is the backbone of the complex, The Connoisseur The Fine food Emporium. The open pastry shop and bakery displays stunning and scrumptious goods from the finest pastries, freshest breads, ice creams, cakes, tarts, savories, homemade confectionaries, chocolates, macaroons, honey nougats and exclusive imported goods from olive oil and rock salt to aged balsamic vinegar. These fresh ingredients and homemade pastries are used throughout the complex.

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CONNOISSEUR also has its own team of designers offering a whole complete theme, from a fun birthday with all its cakes, giveaways and decor, to elaborate, unique weddings

and occasions. The picture is completed with the amazing Bellevue catering where silver service, buffets, plated dinners or your own customized service is at your disposal. The Bellevue is our partner in hospitality and elegance sharing your special moments.

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On your right is AMARA FOR SINGLES and a lift that takes you to Amara family, lounge and terrace. On your left is Asian fusion restaurant Ajji and a luxurious velvet lined lift that takes you up to Lumiere, the jewel of Bellevue.

AMARA FAMILY is strikingly vibrant; full-length windows overlook a striking view of Jeddah’s signature open-air sculptures, lavish hotels and the Red Sea. During the day, sunlight reflects on the bright autumn colors

promising a refreshing start to the morning. Evenings at Amara are a different affair: cozy and romantic, lavish and comfortable. Whether you choose to come with your partner or business connections, Amara sets the perfect mood. Amara Lounge is a great option for business lunches or coffee breaks, gatherings with friends or couples just looking to relax with great food. Their international menu is separate for all three meals and changes with the season’s freshest ingredients. Not only that, but Amara’s three menus offer meals for the health conscious such as those with high cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension and gluten intolerance- just inform the waiter. Amara Terrace is another floor up and serves Arabic food cooked and served to perfection and elegance in open air with a beautiful view of the Red Sea.

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AJJI is a contemporary Asian restaurant that serves unconventional Japanese, Thai and Chinese food. The accessories, live-cooking station, décor and music set the mood, complemented by the refined service and elegant presentation that is consistent throughout the complex. This restaurant is a must for sushi lovers and for those looking for Asian food with a unique

twist. MSG (Monosodium Glutamate) is a hazardous food flavor enhancer commonly used in Asian restaurants. All of Ajji’s dishes and sauces are MSG free, and the sauces are all made in-house.

LUMIERE, the epitome of elegance, is still at its soft-opening stage. Only open in the evenings, Lumiere is the jewel of Bellevue in every way. The many beautiful ornaments reflect light to set a sophisticated and romantic mood. The ornaments combined with beautiful cutlery and the pink and gold color scheme make for a lavish and fairy-tale like dining scene that must be experienced on that very special occasion completed with the amazing chefs creations and beautifully hand crafted dishes with the freshest imported ingredients.

The Bellevue Group is a completely different world within the city and has something for everyone with unrivaled delicious food and breathtaking décor. The Bellevue is your haven of excellence and partner in hospitality and leisure.

Tel: 9200 06778Instagram: @BellevueJeddahTwitter: @BellevueJeddahFacebook: /BellevueJeddah

It’s Eid and as a general unspoken rule you may NOT worry about your weight, or anything else for that matter. You’ve finally gotten a week off work and it’s time to sleep in and eat out. Here’s a guide on how to follow the restaurant-ridden roads of Jeddah to a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Eid!

SPEND QUALITY TIME WITH THE FAMILY!

BREAKFAST: | Andalus St.Head to Fuddruckers for a fun and delicious meal. + Playground for the kids!LUNCH: | Etoile CenterBond with the kids over burger-building at The Counter.

TIP: TRY THEIR PEACH ICED TEA AND CHILLI CHEESE FRIES!

DINNER: | Courtyard CityTraditional Saudi cuisine is at its best at Aseil. + Outdoor seating.

FOOD STRENGTHENS FRIENDSHIPS!

BREAKFAST: | Khaldiyah St.A bright and relaxed interior and yummy food make Teayana a great option for Eid breakfast.LUNCH: | Tahlia St.Enjoy a relaxed lunch at The Store. Ladies only!| Al-Kayyal St.Gentlemen should head to Big Wig Burger.

DINNER: | Andalus St. Treat yourselves to a mind-blowing Mediterranean meal at Uptown 966. TWO WORDS: TOMATO SOUP!

GET ROMANTIC!

BREAKFAST: | Park HyattHow about an elegant breakfast over a view of Jeddah's fountain at Park Nafoura

LUNCH: | Courtyard CityKalila is the perfect setting for a quiet meal surrounded by delicious bakery smells.DINNER: | Palestine St.Indulge in exquisite international dishes at Zodiac. + Outdoor seating.

*Refer to our Restaurants directory for contact information.

FOLLOW THE Restaurant- Ridden Road

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SHEESHA LOVERS

BREAKFAST: | Rawdah Star Center Sheesha for breakfast? We don't think so. But if you must, head to Bert's.

LUNCH: | Tahlia St. Go for excellent Italian cuisine and great sheesha at Barnies Ristorante! PLUS POINT: TERRACE DINING!

DINNER: | Hera St. For exquisite food and a royal atmosphere, have dinner at Nosh Lounge.

KICK BACK AND RELAX WITH CASUAL DINING.

BREAKFAST: | Roshana Mall Go for a light, fun and delicious breakfast at Crepe Cafe.

LUNCH: | Etoile CenterGo for a scrumptious Italian lunch at Rossopomodoro.

DINNER: | Courtyard CityIndulge your tastebuds in Asian cuisine with an urban twist at Panjan.

TIP: THEIR COCONUT ICE-CREAM IS A TREAT!

FINE DINING

BREAKFAST: | Rosewood Corniche Habsburg offers an indulgent breakfast buffet. PLUS POINT: VIEW OF THE RED SEA.

LUNCH: | Tahlia St. Head to Tartufo for classical Italian food. DINNER: | Andalus St. Go for excellent Lebanese cuisine in a sophisticated setting at Byblos.

GET STARTED ON THAT POST-RAMADAN DIET!

BREAKFAST: | Al-Andalus Experience something new and healthy this Eid at F6oor Faris.

LUNCH: | Rawdah Star Center Want something delicious yet organic and also light on the stomach? Head to Pizza Fusion.DINNER: | Tahlia St. Choose from a variety of toppings at Shobak Pie! + DON'T MISS THEIR ICE TEA!



GO ON AN ADVENTURE! TRY OUT THE NEWEST RESTAURANTS IN THE CITY.

BREAKFAST: | Tahlia St. Enjoy a delicious breakfast made with love at Cookshop.

LUNCH: | Al-Hamra Tasty Asian restaurant Tao brings the best of Asia under one roof.DINNER: | Al-Hamra Salmontini is an excellent dining option with a variety of international dishes and different types of exquisite salmon.

THE WORLD ON YOUR TASTEBUDS!

BREAKFAST: | Andalus St. Baguettes and croissants, decadent French toast and macarons: go for a french breakfast at Paul.

LUNCH: | Rawdah St. Fancy a meter-long Turkish kebab? Head to Tike.

DINNER: | Stars Avenue Mall For traditional Indian food in a contemporary setting try Bharat.PAST NOON? MAKE YOUR TWO MEALS COUNT!

BRUNCH: | Serafi Mega Mall Comfort food in healthy portions make Mugg & Bean an unmissable feasting opportunity.

DINNER: | Courtyard City Step into authentic Lebanese atmosphere at SemSom and enjoy the scrumptious food.

FOR YOUR IN-HOUSE PARTIES!

BREAKFAST: | Tahlia St. Try Layla's Gourmet for a beautifully presented delicious breakfast.LUNCH: | Rawdah St. You want loads of options, great quality and excellent taste? Go for Toasted. DINNER: | Al-Salamah For amazing Lebanese food delivered to your doorstep, contact Bhar.


• Many of these restaurants can deliver your order to your doorstep. So light some candles, fill a vase with fresh flowers and enjoy a delicious meal in the privacy of your own home.

• Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is an actual word introduced in the 1964 Disney musical, Mary Poppins. It is loosely defined as something that is so awesome it’s indescribable.

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Do you think you eat the best shaworma that no body knows about?

Location: Mohammed Al-Jasir St.Tel: +966-2-6227366 / 6703911 / 2721067

Location: Abdul Maqsoud Khojah St.Tel: +966-2-6982175

Tucked away on two streets in Jeddah is a little shop. A shop that sells the best fattet hummus in town! The shop is called Albahir, and it has only two branches in Jeddah. One branch tucked away on Helmi Kutbi street and the other branch on Palestine street. Their fattet hummus is absolutely delicious, perfected with pieces of chickpeas, golden croutons, laban (yogurt), pine nuts and pomegranate sprinkled on top. Delightful!

The crafty hands that make the amazing macarons at Pink Camel have also been creating more delicious treats to be proud of. This includes these small and round, perfectly glazed, sugar topped, Nutella filled donuts! These little treats are so perfect you’ll never love any other type of donut! The dough is firm but soft and gives way to melted Nutella that blends so well with it. Although they’re smaller than usual donuts - they’re much more satisfying! These donuts are also a great new option for Eid gatherings that everyone will love! Don’t miss out!

Nutella Donuts from Pink Camel

TIP:Bring your own plate and they will use it


TRADITIONALLY SPEAKING

The main event most Saudis look forward to on the first day of Eid Al Fitr, after Eid prayer (refer to page 22), is breakfast. While some people dress up in new clothes and go out to hotels and indulge in Eid breakfast buffets, others prefer to stay home, gather around the dining table with their loved ones and enjoy a

typical traditional Eid breakfast.

An Eid traditional breakfast table usually includes some of the following dishes: boiled or scrambled eggs, debyaza, ful, falafel, kibda (cooked liver), ma’asoub and ta’teema.

Debyaza is a very popular dish and is found on almost every breakfast table on the morning of Eid. It is made up of cooked dried fruit such as apricots, nuts, raisins and dates, and is eaten with shoraik bread.

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Ma’asoub is an extremely delicious sweet combination of baked bananas, brown bread, geshta (cream) and honey.

Ta’teema usually takes up quite a bit of space at the dining table due to the variety of dishes it consists of. The delicious foods it consists of are harisa (paste-like cooked meat and wheat), lado, labaneya, halawa tahinia, halawa sha’ar, and different types of homemade jam, olives and pickles. It also includes a variety of cheese. There is always a basket of warm shuraik bread and fatoot (homemade type of flat bread) to go with these perfectly tasty treats.

Although there are many breakfast options available, many families have the same breakfast meal on every single Eid morning and look forward to it. That’s how certain dishes such as the debyaza become a tradition.

You can find the best Harisa at Basaad in Bab makkah, Albalad; they serve their Harisa every morning right after Fajr prayer until 7:30 a.m.

+966 2 6421759+966 2 6436102

Apricots and You- Apricot seeds fight cancer.- Good source of vitamin C and A.- Excellent for digestion.

- Helps balance metabolism.- Strengthen the eyes.- Apricots are a low-calorie fruit.

NOTE: The place is very humble and old, but its worth the experience.


TO GAIN TRANQUILITY IN PRAYER

10 STEPS

1. Get in the mood: Repeat the words of athan to prepare your mind and body for prayer.

2. Pray on time and avoid delays.

3.View prayer as a blessing: God has granted you the ability and time to pray, so use prayer as an opportunity to thank Him.

4. If possible... Avoid praying in crowded and noisy rooms.

5. Keep away from distractions: Turn off or mute the TV, and keep your phone away.

6. Stand still: Before starting to pray, take a few moments to stand still and clear your mind, so you can dedicate your thoughts solely to prayer.

7. Eyes on the ground: Keep your gaze fixed on the spot of sujood.

8. Start with a supplication: The most commonly recited supplication is dua’a al-istiftaah (the opening supplication).

9. Read different suras (verses) in your prayers: Don’t fall into a routine of the same one or two suras every time.

10. Make at least one dua’a for each sajda.

Spirituality


There is a unique sense of serenity and spirituality in the air during Ramadan that makes the acts of worship a breeze. It is a journey that teaches us a lot about life and about ourselves. However, soon after the month is over we fall back into our old habits. In order to maintain the Ramadan spirit, it is important to remember everything we learnt during the month.

THE POST-RAMADANSIDESTEP

Blues

1. It’s no secret that mosques are all packed during Ramadan. Make it a point to continue to pray on time and in congregation.

2. Remember that no matter how tired you were many times during the holy month you stayed up in worship all night. Motivate yourself to wake up at least 30 minutes before fajr to pray tahajjud.

3. Fast regularly even after Ramadan, especially on Mondays and Thursdays.

4. Make up your missed fasts as soon as possible in order to avoid delay.

5. Give charity regularly; take out a fixed percentage of your salary every month and help the needy.

6. Recite Quran everyday, just as you made it a point to do so during Ramadan.

7. Practice patience just as you did through your hunger everyday during Ramadan.

8. Remember to be compassionate.

9. You can quit smoking because you stayed away from your cigarettes from dawn to dusk for a month.


By Lama AlemPictures by Jeddah Kiteboarders

A New Way to Brave Jeddah WavesKITE SURFING: KITE SURFING:

Red SeaCoast


Jeddah is a city in a state of everlasting summer and people are constantly coming up with different ways to beat the heat, the latest being kitesurfing.

Kitesurfing, also known as kiteboarding, is an extreme, surface water sport that combines wakeboarding, windsurfing, surfing, paragliding, and gymnastics. Kitesurfers use large kites to navigate as they are propelled across the water on a kiteboard (which looks like a wakeboard or a small surfboard) with or without bindings or foot straps. With bigger kites, you can surf in lower winds, and with smaller kites you can sail in strong winds. There are different styles of kitesurfing, including: freestyle, freeride, downwinders, speed, course racing, wakestyle, jumping, and wave-riding.

THE SKILLS

Steering the Kite To steer the kite, push forward with one hand while pulling back with

the other—like your hands are exchanging punches. To dive the kite to the left, pull in

with your left hand and push forward with your right. To steer right, do

the opposite.

Diving the Kite To stand still, keep

the kite flying in the noon position. To pull yourself forward, dive

the kite toward the water before pulling it back up to the sky. Fly the kite back up to the sky and dive it again

to continually generate more speed.


If you’re a kitesurfer or interested in kitesurfing, you can join the Facebook group “Jeddah Kiteboarders” where you can ask questions and plan trips with other kitesurfers. Thomas, one of the admins of the group, says that when he first came to Jeddah in 2009, there was no kitesurfing community. He had to look in forums online to find fans of the sport, which is how he met his friend Christian, who showed him where the best kitesurfing spots are. Thomas started getting kitesurfing equipment from abroad and teaching beginners how to kitesurf, and has since created the Facebook group, uploaded videos on YouTube and joined forums to get more people interested in the sport. Currently, the kitesurfing community is very diverse and includes 30 members; when the weather is not suitable, the group would go on desert trips, go camping or meet in the city to keep in touch. A challenge the group


faced was dealing with the coast guard: they were stopped as the guard had never seen the sport before! But Jeddahwis have since gotten familiar with kitesurfing. The spots that the group frequents are Rabigh and a lagoon in Shaiba, but kitesurfing is still prohibited in the open sea and in many areas in Jeddah.

THE GEAR: 1 Kite: Cabrinha Crossbow IDS Kite sizes, measured in square meters, get progressively smaller for increasingly stronger winds.

2 Helmet: Mystic RazorOnly use helmets designed for watersports.

3 Board: North X-Ride Until you really learn to drive the kite, a larger board makes it easier

4 Harness: Liquid Force Luxury 2.0The harness takes the load from your arms and transfers it to your body, which becomes a counterbalance.

Read more: How to Kite Surf – Kite Surfing Visit www.PopularMechanics.com


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Aziz MallPrince Majed Rd.Tel: +966-2-6162222Supermarket: Panda


Jannati Tel: +966-2-6984852 N CubesMob: +966-551406813 NadoTel: +966-2-6915335Nargis Flowers Est.Tel: +966-2-6673008PetalsTel: +966-2-6642519Rabya Tel: +966-2-6602856Sendian FlowersTel: +966-2-6835679Spring FlowerTel: +966-2-6519684Sultan Garden CenterTel: +966-2-6686666

Shops: Accessorize, Adams, Al-Maghrabi, Al-Sawani, Aldo, Aldo Accessories, Ann Harvey, Athletes Foot,, Aussino, B.Bush, Baby Shop, Barratts, Bata, Behavior, Bershka, Bhs, Camieu, Celina, Celio, Charles & Keith, City Max, Claire’s, Damas Jewelry, Dorothy Perkins, Etam, Faces, Femi.9, Gap, Kotton, La Senza, La Senza Girl, Many more..

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Coral MallTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6607624


Shops: Adawliah (Yamaha), Armani Jeans, Shops: Adawliah (Yamaha), Armani Jeans, Beach & Beyond, Calvin Klein, Color Me Mine, Ecko, Ed Hardy, FCUK, Geox, Killah, Lacoste, Lindex, Lola et moi, Marlboro Classic, Miss Sixty, Patch Work, Primo, Quick Silver, Serb, St.Dupont, Sun Spot

EtoileKing Rd.Tel: +966-505591421Shops: Al-Romaizan, Boss, Canali, Come As You Are, Emad Rizq, Fitoshi, Gentle Man, Lomar, Lo Spazio, My Fair Lady, Rawasy,

Hera’a AvenueHera’a St.Tel: +966-2-6992841Shops: Adams’ Kids, Aldo, Alhomaidhi, Barrats, Bershka, Camieu, Charles & Keith, Faces, Early Learning Center, Jennyfer, La Senza, La Senza Girl, La Senza Shop, La Vie en Rose, Marks & Spencer, Mikyaji, Mansoon, Nayomi, Nine West, Sergent Major, Sports City, Spring, Swatch, Tape A Loeil, The Body Shop, Wallis, Zain, Zara Kids.

Hera’a Intl. SouqHera’a St. Tel: +966-2-6540097Supermarket: Manuel Shops: Adams, Al-Attar, Al-Dahham, Al-Humaidi, Al-Maghrabi, Al-Mualim,


Barkley, Benatton, Bershka, Bhs, Celio, Claire’s, Diesel, Esprit, Faces, Giordano, Chole, Femi.9, Lerre, Lifestyles, Mavi, PaperMoon, Quik Sliver, Roxy, Sport Look

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Red Sea MallKing Rd.Tel: +966-2-2151551Supermarket: DanubeShops: 7 Camicie,Adidas, Aigner, All Star Converse, Al-Mussali, Al-Refaie, Al-Sawani, Axiom, Barove, Beach & Beyond, Benetton, Bhs, Body Action, Body Shop, Bomby, Bonia, Boroue, Boss, Burberry,Calvin Klein, Change, Claire’s, Coach, Coast, Diesel,, Early Learning Center, Elaf

(Travel Agency), Fetaihi, Foot Locker, Giordano, Givenchy, Go Sport, Guess, Guess Accessories, Guess Kids, G2000, Many more...

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Al PinaArafat St. Tel: +966-2-6637005AnooshSari St.Tel: +966-2-6832209Bon BonAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6697655BostaniTel: 920011994CaramelRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6688527ChocolatKhalideya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6068830 Chocolate CornerRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6630449Chocolate StudioSari St.Tel: +966-2-6985222ChocolineTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-2842846ChocotalaArafat St.Tel: +966-2-6644284DactyliferaPrince Sultan St.Tel: 920008182Edible ArrangmentsHamra Dist.Tel: 920024070 GanacheRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6601390GodivaTahliah St.Tel: +966-2-2616630 MORINO Tel: +966-2-6643453Miss Chocolate

16 Hundred Le Chateau Mall,Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-261441519th Century Burger Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-920019819 Americano Burger Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6976357American Corner Khalideya St.Tel: +966-2-6060188 Applebees Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6610012Blue Burger Grill Rawda St.Tel: +966-2-2614234 Chili’s Andalus St. Tel: +966-2-6634760Crown Grill Crown Plaza Tel: +966-2-6611000 Flap Jacks Rawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-6681191 Fuddruckers Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6686330 Manhattan Hilton Hotel Tel: +966-2-6590000Mugg & Bean Al Faisaliya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6573333 ext. 334Outback SteakhouseTahliah St.Tel: + 966-2-2892990Ruby Tuesday Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6501999 Square Meater BurgerKhalideya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6061441Steak House Etoile / Al Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6829955Red Sea MallTel: +966-2-2151200 T.G.I Friday’s Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6529330The Counter Etoile / Al Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-2754266The Texan Meridien HotelTel: +966-2-6633333

360 CafeInterContinental HotelTel: +966-2-2295555Annafora CafeInterContinental HotelTel: +966-2-2295555Campioni Sports CafeBatarji St.Tel: +966-2-6395695 Cilantro CafeTahliah St.Tel: +966-2-2611191Coffee Bean &Tea Leaf Khaldiah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6928142Coffee Republic Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6688712Costa Coffee Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6067741Craze Rawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-6653065 Crusty Khalideya Dist.Tel: 920026633Deera Cafe King Rd. Tel: +966-2-2754491 Joffrey’s CoffeeTahaliah St.Tel: +966-2-6677234Melange Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6695619MillenniuMTahlia St. Bugshan CenterTel: +966-2-6614664Pearls CafeRawadah St.Tel: +966-2-6642233Soleil Rosewood Hotel

Brasa De BrazilAndalus St.Mob: +966-549865555 Rio De JaneiroSari St.Mob: +966-502330914 SpearsInterContinental HotelTel: +966-2-2295555

AMERICAN

BRAZILIAN

CHOCOLATES

COFFEE & TEA SHOPS

Al-Alwani & MemoniTel: +966-2-6986222 BateelRed Sea MallTel: +966-2-2150144Kingdom of DatesHera’a St.Tel: +966-2-6590838SalheyaPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-2634612Talah DatesSari St. Tel: +966-2-6837887 TamratyAl Murjan St.Tel: +966-2-6637995

DATES

Al-BaikTel: 8002442445Al-TazajTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6674154Big Bite Rawdah St.Tel: +920001219Burger King Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6394375Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6836062Capo GrilloKhalideya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6161263Domino’s Pizza Shate’e Tel: +966-2-6065633Obhur Tel: +966-2-6561777Forn Wa SajRawdah Dist.Tel: +966-2-2574747

FAST FOOD

Tel: +966-2-2607111Tea AmoTahliah St. / Coral MallTel: +966-2-6601738Tea GschwendnerRed Sea MallTel: +966-2-2150695 Tea RoseAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6688233Teatro Lounge CafeTahliah St.Tel: +966-2-2610150Teayana Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6062646The LoungePark HyattTel: +966-2-2639666Uromshi CafePrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6066668

Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6638989Nesma ChocolatesPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6947790Tel: +966-2-2150141Arafat St. Tel: +966-2-2845820PatchiCorniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6525961Voila Chocolate Millenium Ctr. Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6684343Stars AvenueTel: +966-2-2754411

Tony Roma’s Mall of ArabiaTel: +966-2-6123534Uno’s Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6221320Wing ZoneRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6067233

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Herfy Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6829276 Hot WavesCorniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6164744Hush PizzaSari St.Mob: +966-564028330Hardee’sTel: 920001213Jan BurgerHera’a St.Tel: 920006765Joe’s DinerKhalideya Dist.Tel: 920005637JollibeeKhalideya SouqTel: +966-2-6984043KaddouraPalestine St. Tel: +966-2-6683844KFC Tahliah St.Tel: 920021111Kudu Khalidya MarketTel: 8001240061 Little Caesar’s Hera’a St.Tel: +966-2-6823018Tahliah St. Tel: +966-2-6749657Maki BurgerRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6687354 McDonald’sRawadah St.Tel: +966-2-6510291 Migalgal Wa MafroomAl-Zahrah Dist. Tel: +966-2-682-6324Mister BurgerAl-Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6822223Mr. SajHamra Dist.Tel: 920024333 New York Cab Pizza Mohammadyah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6947972Panino’sObhur Tel: +966-2-6561911Arafat St. Tel: +966-2-6654264

FRENCH Bert’s Rawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-6606633Cafe Lenotre Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-2611222Champs-Elysées Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-2845454Crêpe Café Roshana MallTel: +966 -2-2634989Stars AvenueTel: +966-2-2754709 Delifrance Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-2567196Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6303672La Cuisine Palestine St.

INTERNATIONALAl-AmwajHilton JeddahTel: +966-2-6590000Al-SafinaHilton HotelTel: +966-2-6590000Al-Shurafa Al-Hamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6602743Al-Shurafa Lounge Qasr Al-Sharq Tel: +966-2-6599999AndalusiaPark HyattTel: +966-2-2639666Barnie’s Tahliah St. Tel: +966-2-6696201Beaux Arts Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6983028Black Rose Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6672953 Blue Diamond Rawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-6605301Bubbles Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6697655Café Aroma Al-Hamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6605160Cappuccino Grand Cafe Hamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-2891009Cast & Crew Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-2616770Dardasha Park Hyatt

Khalideya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6064717Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6676991 Peruvi Shate’e Dist.Tel: +966-2-6923393Philly’sKayyal St.Tel: +966-2-6394146Pizza Hut Hamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6513113Al-Naeem Dist.Tel: +966-2-6548890Obhur Tel: +966-2-2341962Tahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6672917Quiznos Sub Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6068014 Subway Khalideya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6063493 Madinah Rd.Tel: +966-2-6120513 Tahliah St.

Tel: +966-2-6651377Sultan Al Burger Rawdah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6677344

Tel: +966-2-6630363Le CielAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6525354Le TraiteurCorniche Tel: +966-2- 6556022 MiradorTel: +966-2-6900127

Angelicos PizzeriaHamad Al Jaser St., Rawdah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6622964Aldente Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6970220Al-FornTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6612874Aromi Qasr Al-SharqTel: +966-2-6599999Balsamico Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6633115Balsamico Too Malek Rd.Mob: +966-538911100Castello Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed St.Tel: +966-2-6652281 Ciao Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6653710Filicori ZecchiniRed Sea MallTel: +966-2-2345999il Gabiano Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6587042il Gusto Palestine St.Tel: +966-2-6600337il PortoAl-Hamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6501024il Villaggio Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6688233Isabella Al-Zahrah Dist.Tel: +966-2-2566008Lallo’s Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6614719ObhurTel: +966-2-6561113La Promenade Café

ICE CREAM

ITALIAN

Baskin RobbinsMusaediyyaTel: +966-2-6640574 Fresh Berry Tel: +966-2-6077479 FrostBite Frozen Yogurt and Smoothies Hera’a St.Mob: +966-549353316 Frozen Yogurt FactoryAl-Khalidiya Dist.Mob: +966-593162440GelatoPalestine St.Tel: +966-2-6635524Marble Slab CreameryMall of ArabiaTel: +966-2-2906803Marcel’sTahliah St. / Red Sea Mall / Basateen MallTel: +966-2-2613899MovenpickCorniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6676655Pink BerryRed Sea MallTel: +966-2-2250436Stick HouseAl-Khaldiya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6064676VenchiRed Sea MallTel: +966-2-6996512

Baghdadia Dist.Tel: +966-2-6517883Uptown 966Andalus St. Tel: +966-2-6995911Vertigo Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6633241WhiteSari St.Tel: +966-2-6068171Zodiac Palestine St.Tel: +966-2-6607548

Tel: +966-2-2639666Fratelli Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6907217 Habsburg Rosewood HotelTel: +966-2-2607111Java Lounge Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6693393Mob: +966-507533090Lite BiteMadinah RoadTel: +966-2-2901424 Lolita Café ObhurTel: +966-2-6562369 Lost CityAlhamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6655773MayrigAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-2616060MelangeTahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6636214Montarosa Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6391393Papaya Next to Sawari MallTel: +966-2-2753425Pearls Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6642233Promenade CafeTahliah St.Tel: +966-2-6688712Salad Boutique Alhamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6515656Romero Tel: +966-2-2630263 SalmontiniAndalus St. Tel: +966-2-2830850Mob: +966-593251111Tel: 920001281Shadow Lounge Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-2614777Tche Tche Cafe Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6223091Tenidor Zahra Dist.Tel: +966-2-2754144

Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6688712La Villa Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6673434L’OlivoArafat St.Tel: +966-2-6687494LuigiiI VillaggioTel: +966-2-6688233 MaggianosTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6606625MargheritaKhaldiya St.Tel: +966-2-6061100Monta Rosa Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6391393OlioStars AvenueTel: +966-2-2754811OzoneiI VillaggioTel: +966-2-6688223Pane Caldo Red Sea MallTel: +966-2-2150393 PiattoEtoile- Al Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6922501Pizza Fusion Rawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-2616933Pizza Lenou Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6140663Pizza Napoli Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6927796Pizza WafiTel: +966-2-6616711PortofinoRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6655855RossopomodoroEtoile- Al Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6926318Sbarro Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6067449


Terrace Lounge Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6995676Toasted Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-2616747

DESTINATION JEDDAH86 DESTINATION JEDDAH86

MIDDLE-EASTERNAbu Shakra Al-Hamra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6645111 Abu ZaidHera’a St.Tel: +966-2-6936633 Al CazarFarsi PlazaTel: +966-2-6514444Al-Dawwar Al-Masri Red Sea MallTel: +966-2-2150390Al-FairouzKing Fahad St.Tel: +966-2-6703911Al-Nakheel Corniche Rd.Tel:+966-2-6066644 Al-Rausha Hera’a St.Tel: +966-2-6541460Al-SeekhSari St.Mob: +966-500422255Al-Wada’a

Tel: +966-2-6062349Bab Al YemenShate’e Dist.Tel: +966-2-2899090Bait Al-Buff Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6917578BeiruitiObhurTel: +966-2-6562606

Belajio Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6222784Bhar Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6916674Byblos Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6697655 Chez SiranRawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-2616910Cusine Halawani Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6688900Fareej Bin AgoolRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-2632070GhouziHera St.Tel: +966-2-6900004Goodies Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6657721Stars AvenueTel: +966-2-2754527Green Island CaféCorniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6990090

MEXICANOn the BorderAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-2906754Tex MexSultan MallTel:+966-2-22758905

KalilaKhaldiya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6061723Kanz Obhur ObhurTel: +966-2-2902888Khayal Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6629999ManuoshaSari St.Tel: +966-2-2565275Mataam Al-SharqQasr Al-SharqTel: +966-2-6599999Mathag ZamanKhaldiya St.Tel: +966-2-6067553 Mezza MaisonCorniche HamraTel: +966-2-6501089 Nafoura Park HyattTel: +966-2-2639666Palm Beach Salamah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6394007RedanHeraa St.

Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6555550Al-ZawaqaSari St.Tel: +966-2-6916004 AseilRawdah St.

ScaliniHabitat HotelTel: +966-2-2578800TartufoTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6638248Vera Pizza Batarji St.Tel: +966-2-6621116

Tel: +966-2-6542949Roody Opp. Al-Shatee SoukTel: +966-2-6919126Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-2388488SaddahTel: +966-2-6055982SemsomKhaldiya St.Tel: +966-2-6068600Shami Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6065353Shawarmatac Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6688994 Sheesh KabaabTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6712047Sheikh ManqoushSari St.Tel: +966-2-6837330Shobak PieTahlia St.Mob: +966-536884433ShoroQuraish St.Tel: +966-2-6626246SindianRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6678189Sofrat DiritnaMadinah Rd. Tel: +966-2-2562222Studio Masr Tel: +966-2-2615752Tawook BashaRawdah Dist. Tel: +966-2-6834036 Tooty BashaBaterji St. Tel: +966-2-2906699 Yemeni Delights Mob: +966-559559445 Yildizlar Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6531150ZamanNaheem Dist.Mob: +966-544866979

INDONESIAN:

FUSION:

INDIAN:

SoyRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6643414T.Y. LoungeAl Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6905848Web: www.ty-lounge.com

ShadabAl Aziziyyah Tel: +966-551583905

Nosh Lounge Hera’a St.Tel: +966-2-6543888

MOROCCAN

ORIENTAL

BambooRawdah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6642999 Baytote ChineseRawdah Dist. Tel: 920007741Be OneMaa’adi St. Tel: +966-2-6143753China Gate Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6970672 China HutPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6502762ChopsticksPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6907575Durrat ChinaPrince Abdullah St.Tel: +966-2-2616885 Golden PalaceTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6690377Gulf Royal Rawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6653335NoodlesRosewood CornicheTel: +966-2-2607111Orient PearlHail St.Tel: +966-2-6442231 Toki Laylati- Al Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6060606 Xian GongSheraton HotelTel: +966-2-6992212

CHINESE:

Benihana Sands Hotel- Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6686014Ginza i Chome Rosewood HotelTel: +966-2-2607111Gold Sushi ClubSari Gate- Sari St.Tel: +966-2-6068069Hakkaido Tel: +966-2-6521234 Kome Al Marina- Hamra St.Tel: +966-2-6141616 Le Japonais Westin Jeddah

JAPANESE:

Bait Al-Jawi Hera’a St.Tel: +966-2-2367666Gado GadoAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6514774ObhurTel: +966-2-6560787 Putri Sri WijayaMadinah Rd.Tel: +966-2-6526206

PERSIAN

TURKISHMadoPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6901149Web: www.mado.com.tr

Al-Khayam Hilton HotelTel: +966-2-6590000JahanAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6571427 SultaniAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6693898 Tikka ExpressAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6631825

Thai ThaiPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6913808

THAI:

TikeRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6832128Turkish MeshwiyatSalama Dist.Tel: +966-2-6621910

Al-Danah Corniche Rd.Tel: +966-2-6990090Al-Hori Mob: +966-502724033Al-MultaqaAl Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6066666Al SafinaJeddah HiltonTel: +966-2-6590000 Al SegalaSouth ObhurTel: +966-2-2890575 Al ZahraCrowne PlazaTel: +966-2-6611000

SEAFOOD

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Tel: +966-2-6588200 MizoTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6649883OhayoAl-Kayyal St.Tel: +966-2-6836789Sakura Crowne PlazaTel: +966-2-6611000 ShogunPrince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6062288 Sushi Yoshi Attallah CenterTel: +966-2-6944419Rawdah Star CenterTel: +966-2-2616734 ObhurTel: +966-2-6561566 Wakame Rawdah St.Tel:+966-2-6682003Boganvilia Center/ Malik RoadTel: +966-2-6124203/4Zn LoungeRoshana Mall- Tahlia St.Tel: +966-2-2634889

DESTINATION JEDDAH


Al-Emad Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-2575268Al-FornRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6642388Hail St.Tel: +966-2-6612874Prince Sultan St.Tel: +966-2-6990352Al-MahawiSari St. Tel: +966-2-2575739 Al NabulsiAl Musaideyya Tel: 920001345Al-Samadi SweetsRawdah St.Tel: +966-2-6642424Berry LandTahlia St.Mob: +966-566912922Web: www.berry-land.comCake-a-liciousAl-Batarji St.Tel: +966-2-2889926 Cheesecake FactoryTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6690895Crepe Factory

SWEETS/DESSERTS& BAKERIES

Amou Hamza Safa Dist.Tel: +966-2-6677070 Fish Market InterContinental HotelTel: +966-2-2295555The Manhattan Fish Market Andalus St.Tel: +966-2-6141900Sayadiyah ExpressFor Delivery Tel: +966-2-6981144

Al-Shate Dist.Tel: +966-2-6995676Tamraty Rawdah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6637995 Al-Baterji St.Tel: +966-2-64105855 CrunchezRed Sea MallTel: +966-2-2150145 CrustyRawdah St.Tel: 920026633Fab SweetsStars AvenueTel: +966-2-2754204Helen’s KitchenKayyal St.Tel: +966-2-6977729La FraiseAndalus St.Tel: +966-2-6511312La MammaFor Delivery Mob: +966-550087444Le Croissant Shop Khaldiya Dist.Tel: +966-2-6065184Le GourmetTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-6605061Le NotreTahlia St.Tel: +966-2-2611222Le Vendome Al Malik Rd.Tel: +966-2-6924606Lite Bite Madinah Rd.Tel: +966-2-2901424Moon MilkTel: +966-2-2887050Munch Bakery Arafat St.Tel: +966-2-6605010 Pink CamelTel: +966-2-6982175Mob: +966-504456245


Al-Tahlia st. Astra center after Tujjar Jeddah

Business Park Tel : 02 6060208

Mobile : 0560584262

Cookshop is open for

Eid! Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner


Tel: +966-4-829-1111Durrat Andalus Hotel (4-star)King Fahad St. Tel: +966-4-829-1114Green Palace Hotel (4-star)Abi Zar St.Tel: +966-4-826-9040Hotel Elaf Taibah (3-star)Saad Bin Maaz St.Tel: +966-4-818-0050Hilton Madinah (5-star)King Fahad RoadFew steps away from Al-HaramTel: +966-4-820-1000 Le Meridien Madinah (4-star)Khalid Bin El-Waleed St.Tel: +966-4-846-0777Marriott Madinah (5-star)Omer Ibn Al-Khatab St.Tel: +966-4-818-0000Movenpick (5-star)In front of Al-Safeya BridgeOpposite Al-HaramTel: +966-4-818-8888 Ramada Al-Hamra (4-star)Abi Zar St.Tel: +966-4-820-8084Ramada Al-Qibla (5-star)Islamic Court St.Tel: +966-4-816-0008The Madinah Oberoi (3-star)Abi Zar St.Tel: +966-4-828-2222

MAKKAHAjyad Makkah (4-star)Ibrahim Al-Khalil St.Tel: +966-2-572-0500 Al Jaad Crom Hotel NaqaAl-Sulaimaneyah St.Tel: +966-2-570-5555Al-Shohada Hotel (5-star)Ajyad St.Tel: +966-2-574-4401Dar Al-Manasek Hotel (4-star)Ibrahim Al-Khalil St.Tel: +966-2-539-4444Elaf Ajyad Hotel (4-star)Al-Masafi St.Tel: +966-2-572-2200Elaf Al-Sud Hotel (4-star)Ajayad Al-Sud St.

Accommodations Close to the Two Holy Mosques:

Tel: +966-2-570-8586Elaf Kindah Hotel (5-star)Al-Messyaal St.Tel: +966-2-574-5555Hilton Makkah & Towers (5-star)Hijrah St.Tel: +966-2-534-0000InterContinental Dar Al-Tawhid (5-star)Ibrahim Al-Khalil St.Tel: +966-2-541-1111Le Meridien Makkah (5-star)Ajyad St.Tel: +966-2-575-1111Le Meridien Towers Hotel (5-star)Rawabi Ajyad RoadTel: +966-2-539-9999Manazel Al-Ain Mesrcure (4-star)Al-Azizia St.Tel: +966-2-557-8000Makkah Clock Royal Tower (5-star)King Abdulaziz EndowmentTel: +966-2-571-7777Mercure Grand Um Al-Qura (5-star)Al-Jamaiza St.Tel: +966-2-570-2212Mercure Hibatullah Hotel (4-star)Um Al-Qura St.Tel: +966-2-549-8855Raffles Makkah Palace (5-star)King Abdulaziz EndowmentTel: +966-2-571-7888Swissotel Makkah (5-star)King Abdulaziz EndowmentTel: +966-2-571-8000Zam Zam Grand Suites (5-star)Adjiad St.Tel: +966-2-571-5555

MADINAHAl-Ameen Crom Hotel (4-star)Markazeyah al GharbiyahTel: +966-4-819-8000Al-Ansar Golden Hotel (4-star) Few steps away from Al-HaramTel: +966-4-829-0177Al-Ansar New Place (4-star) Al-Siteen St.Tel: +966-4-820-7770Al-Haram Hotel (5-star) Abi Zar RdTel: +966-4-818-2300Al-Madinah Crom Hotel (4-star)Markazeyah Al-GharbiyahTel: +966-4-819-2020 Al-Karam Hotel (4-star) King Abdulaziz St.Tel: +966-4-815-5500Andalus Classy Hotel (4-star) King Fahad St.Tel: +966-4-829-0000Andalus Dar Al-Khair Hotel (4-star) Few steps away fromAl-Haram Tel: +966-4-818-1114Anwar Al-Madinah Movenpick (4-star) in the Courtyard of Al-Haram Tel: +966-4-818-1000Barakat Andalus Hotel(4-star) Al-Siteen St.Tel: +966-4-820-8884Dallah Taibah Hotel (4-star) King Fahad St., crossing Al-Siteen St. Tel: +966-4-829-0180Dar Al-Hijra InterContinental (4-star) King Fahad St. Tel: +966-4-820-7777Dar Al-Iman InterContinental (5-star) Off Al-Siteen St.Tel: +966-4-820-6666Dar Al-Taqwa InterContinental (5-star) Off Al-Siteen St.

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Airport InformationTel: +966-2-6855526 Air AlgerieTel: +966-2-6613410Air ArabiaTel: 920013322Air ElafTel: +966-2-6641233Air FranceTel: +966-2-6512000Air IndiaTel: +966-2-2632994Ameco International TravelTel: +966-2-6651333Bahrain Tel: +966-2-6196725 Biman Bangaladesh AirlinesTel: +966-2-6652733British AirwaysTel: 920002215Cyprus AirwaysTel: +966-2-6658278Dallo AirlinesTel: +966-2-6513008Delta AirlinesTel: +966-2-6570555Emirates AirlinesTel: 920000176Ethiopian AirlinesTel: 8008140018Egypt AirlinesTel: +966-2-6449007 Etihad AirwaysTel: +966-2-6640026Garuda IndonesiaTel: +966-2-6656121Dnata TravelHotline: 920000000Tel: +966-2-6923244 Gulf AirTel: +966-2-6680303Jet AirwaysTel: +966-2-6602332Kenya AirwaysTel: +966-2-2633009

Kuwait AirwaysTel: +966-2-6694111Iran AirTel: +966-2-6656975Lufthansa Airlines/Swiss International AirlinesTel: 8001245550Malaysian AirlinesTel: +966-2-6670011 Middle East AirlinesTel: +966-2-6437982Nas AirTel: 920001234Oman AirlinesTel: +966-2-6577979 Pakistan International AirlinesTel: +966-2-6422642Qatar Airways Tel: +966-2-6652942Royal Air MorocTel: +966-2-6502222 Royal Jordanian AirlinesTel: +966-2-6652195Saudi Arabian AirlinesTel: 920022222Singapore AirlinesTel: 920019091 Syrian Arab AirlinesTel: +966-2-6513077Tunisia AirlinesTel: +966-2-6530889 Turkish AirlinesTel: +966-2-2619795Wafeer Tel: +966-2-4202510Yemenia AirlinesTel: +966-2-6445564

AB for Elaf Hotel Co (5-star)Tel: +966-2-2150525Al-Almin Hotel (2-star)Tel: +966-2-6482874Al-Aziziah Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6492900

Al-Bader Hotel (5-star)Tel: +966-2-6310000Al-Bay’ah Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6444446Al-Bustan Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6692164Al-Bilad Hotel (4-star) Tel: +966-2-694 4777Al-Dar Al-Baydaa (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6827771Al-Fayrouz Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6270696Al-Hamra Sofitel Hotel (5-star)Tel: +966-2-6602000Al-Haya Jeddah Continental (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6633332Al-Hofouf HotelTel: +966-2-6520100Al-Janoub Hotel (2-star)Tel: +966-2-6486844Al-Kaki Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6310071Al-Malekah HotelTel: +966-2-6751764Al-Manea Hotel (5-star)Tel: +966-2-6823509Al-Msaadeyah Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6603116Al-Nahdha Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6471158Al-Nakheel Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6475127Al-Saaha Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6514121Al-Waha Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6715043Ascor CoTel: +966-2-6066425Avail GrandTel: +966-2-6599000DarbaidaTel: +966-2-6622791 Cairo Hotel (3-star)Tel: +966-2-6483870Crom Airport Hotel (5-star)

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Tel: +966-2-6852222Crowne Plaza (5-star)Tel: +966-2-6611000Habitat Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-2578800Jeddah Hilton (5-star) Tel: +966-2- 6590000Holiday Inn (5-star)Tel: +966-2-6314000InterContinental (5-star) Tel: +966-2-2295555Jeddah Marriott Hotel (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6714000Jeddah Orchid (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6070777Le Meridien (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6633333 Moon Light Suites Tel: +966-2-6679393 Movenpick (4-star) Tel: +966-2-6676655Park Hyatt Jeddah (5-star)Tel: +966-2-2639666Qasr Alsharq (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6599999Radisson SAS (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6521234Ramada (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6670777Red Sea Palace (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6428555Rosewood Corniche (5-star)Tel: +966-2-2607111Sands Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6692020Sand Dunes Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-2562020Sheraton Hotel (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6992212Sunset Hotel (4-star)Tel: +966-2-6605000Westin (5-star) Tel: +966-2-6588200

TRAVEL AGENCIESAce TravelTel: +966-2-6056002www.ace-travel.com Al-Tayyar Group Hotline: 920012333Tel: +966-2-6577333www.altayyargroup.comAl-Zouman Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6512525www.alzouman.com.sa Alireza Travel & ToursTel: + 966-2-6481360www.Alirezatravel.comAnan ToursTel: + 966-2-6659916www.anantours.comAttar Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6611222www.attar-travel.comAreen TravelTel: +966-2-6516524 Dareen TravelTel: +966-2-6691831 Dnata TravelHotline 920 000 000Tel : [email protected]: +966-2-6530055www.ejazti.comElaf Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6646559www.elaf group.comFernas Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6677472www.fernastravel.comHaqeeba TravelTel: +966-2-6604500 Intercontinental Travel CompanyTel: +966 -2- 6677988Tel: +966 -2- 6834845www.itc-Icc.comITL World Tel: +966 -2- 6147222Tel: 8001180222Intercontinental Ticket Tours & TravelTel: +966 -2- 6610274

www.thei3t.comMansour Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6672214Mosaid HolidayTel: 920022244 Mirag TravelTel: +966-2-6634488Nile Travel AgencyTel: +966-2-6645999Nesma TravelTel: +966-2-2833102Portfolio Travel Ltd.Tel: +966-2-6604500T & TS Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6914465Saudi Travel & Tourism BureauTel: +966-2-6513350www.sttb.comSakkap Travels Co.Tel: +966-2-6060018Zahid Group Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6525670

TOUR OPERATORSAl-Samaklky foundationTel: +966-2-6640662www.samallaghi.comArabian CampTel: +966-505664137www.arabiancamp.comAl-Shitaiwi Travel & TourismTel: +966-2-6794022www.alshitaiwitours.comPlatin Luxury Travel ServicesTel: +966-2-6575266www.platin.com.sa



Fitness First Tel: +966-2-6900881 Gold’s Gym Tel: +966-2-6912077Hiltonia GymTel: +966-2-6590000Power In Gym Tel: +966-2-6061516Ryan Polyclinic Tel: +966-2-6316548SebaTel: +966-2-2639791Z-ClubTel: +966-2-6690204

Women Ba’Azem Body Building Tel: +966-2-6448844Brazilian Jiu JiutsuMob: +966-567295881Chamelle Plaza Gym Tel: +966-2-6634355 Henaa Center Tel: +966-2-6714619KAI Gym Tel: +966-2-6694466Tel: +966-2-2753942Olympia CenterDr. Soliman Fakeeh Tel: +966-2-6655000 Ext. 1501-1503

Curves GymTel: +966-2-6638806Tel: +966-2-2064570www.curvesme.comB Well GymTel: +966-2-6066477 Body Zone Fitness Tel: +966-2-6611000 Fitness Time Tel: +966-2-6226369

Abdul Latif Jameel HospitalTel: +996-2-6770001www.aljhospital.comAbuzinadah Hospital Tel: +966-2-6510652Al-Ansar Hospital Tel: +966-2-6825105Al-Hamra Hospital Tel: +966-2-6653939Al-Hayat Hospital Tel: +966-2-6367778 Al Mashfa Hospital Tel: +966-2-2292222www.almashfa.com Al-Safa Tel: +966-2-6937262Bakhsh Hospital Tel: +966-2-6479666Dar Al-Shifa Saudi Tel: +966-2-6822900Dr. Erfan & Bagedo Tel: +966-2-6038888Dr. Ghassan N. PharaonTel: +966-2-6823200Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Tel: +966-2-6655000Hai Al-Jamea Hospital Tel: +966-2-6806666International Medical Center Tel: +966-2-6509000Jeddah Clinic Hospital

Al-Gadeer Polyclinic Tel: +966-2-6722535Al-Hamra Clinics Tel: +966-2-6655588Al-Haramin Polyclinic Tel: +966-2-6474850Al-Madina Medical Clinic Tel: +966-2-6881288Al-Quds PolyclinicTel: +966-2-6970224Alaa Bahri for artificial EyesTel: +966-2-6927792 Andalusia Dental Center Tel: +966-2-2611111Bin LadenTel: +966-2-6722315Dr. Edrees Podiatric ClinicsMob: +966-500506507Dr. Effat Daghostani Clinics Tel: +966-2-6601729 Dr. Nashwa Radwan Clinic Tel: +966-2-6633737 Mob:+966-560000702Dental Spa La PerleTel: 920011663www.facebook.com/laperledentalspa First ClinicTel: 920029090 First ScanTel: +966-2-6925640 IC CenterMob:+966-552200922www.ic-center.comIdeal Clinics Tel: +966-2-6635444IPC Clinic Tel: +966-2-6921212Mob: +966-506673533Hay Al-Sabeel Polyclinic Tel: +966-2-6480792Magrabi Eye & Ear Clinic Tel: +966-2-6655200Orthopaedic Specialty ClinicsTel: 9200001210 Saudi American Clinic Tel: +966-2-6605050

Abo DawoodTel: +966-2-6877210 Al-AjuwadTel: +966-2-6473436 Al-Ameera Tel: +966-2-6055638 Al-Atta Tel: +966-2-6445940Al-Azizeyah Tel: +966-2-6206981 Al-HuzamiTel: +966-2-6693976 Al-NahdiTel: +966-2-6658687Al-Sudais Tel: +966-2-6737679Tel: +966-2-6058962Al-WasfahTel: +966-2-6826198AmalTel: +966-2-6429486AmiraTel: +966-2-6746001AsiaTel: +966-2-6390553Bin MuteabTel: +966-2-6890964 BalhiTel: +966-2-6727784DaanTel: +966-2-6284405FaisalTel: +966-2-6475106 HabibTel: +966-2-6427766JehharTel: +966-2-6973401 Ibn NafeesTel: +966-2-6482434 NouraTel: +966-2-6685500 SariTel: +966-2-6823584 TawafoqTel: +966-2-6646906

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Tel: +966-2-6313131Jeddah Institute forSpeech & HearingTel: +966-2-6675311King Abdul Aziz UniversityTel: +966-2-6401000King Faisal Specialist Tel: +966-2-6677777 /6365028Magrabi Eye & Ear Hospital Tel: +966-2-6365000Mostagbal Hospital Tel: +966-2-6875255Mushrifah Medical Center Tel: +966-2-6738641Naseem Jeddah Hospital Tel: +966-2-6721763 New Al-Jedaani Hospital Tel: +966-2-6368100

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Al-Megayena Tel: +966-2-6655763Alexandre ZouariTel: +966-2-6656161Bijou Tel: +966-2-2611250BouthainaTel: +966-2-6631809/6691901Carmen CenterTel: +966-2-6648122 Chamelle PlazaTel: +966-2-6656807CinderellaTel: +966-2-6989176 Claude Maxime MondialTel: +966-2-6637450 Dr. Edrees Foot SpaMob: +966-500506507E SpaTel: +966-2-2632093Evania- Ladies SpaTel: +966-2-2639792EVE Salons & Spa Tel: +966-2-6581977Tel: +966-2-6581455Future Tel: +966-2-6391341 Garra RufaTel: +966-2-2635018Henna Beauty Lounge Mob: +966-550352226Tel: +966-2-6587091 JamaloukiTel: +966-2-6651888Lamasat Tel: +966-2-6834002Lucie Saint Clair Tel: +966-2-2832020Mana Center Tel: +966-2-6066628Mayara Home SpaTel: +966 2-2345499www.mayarahomespa.comMermaid Tel: +966-2-6616644Mervat CenterTel: +966-2-6630676Nail Art Tel: +966-2-6675511Nail Care Mob: +966-544426264Nawara Salon Tel: +966-2-6610606Oriana Tel: +966-2-6220773Tel: 920002132Planet Beach Tel: 8001247776Rima CenterTel: +966-2-6915423

Al-Seleouly Veterinary Tel: +966-2-6312169Fayfa Pet CenterTahliya St.Tel: +966-2-6695669European Veterinary ClinicTel: +966-2-6676330Emergency: +966-506530565Happy Pet Vet ClinicTel: +966-2-6164030Jeddah Veterinary ClinicTel: +966-2-6912896Mob: +966-552186863Nemo Pet Store Al-Rawdah St.Mob: +966-562168128 North American Veterinary Mob: +966-562111786Tahliah InternationalTel: +966-2-6695554Emergency: +966-504698810Veterinarian@yourserviceMob: +966-562111786Waleed Veterinary ClinicTel: +966-2-6656084

SPA & BEAUTY CENTER

VETERINARY CLINICS

RozanaTel: +966-2-6652749 Sahara Beauty CenterTel: 920026267Sara Jolie Beauty CenterAl-Khalidiyah Dist.Tel: +966-2-6901431 Tel: +966-2-6901480Tel: +966-2-6901485 Tel: +966-2-6901486 Seba Gentelman’s Sports & Wellness CenterTel: +966-2-2639791Serenity CenterTel: +966-2-6648353Soleil d’Or SpaTel: +966-2-2842233SpadaTel: 920010099

New Jeddah Clinic Hospital (NJCH) Tel: +966-2-6675000Salam Medical Services Co.- Home Health Care Tel: 920001153 www.salammedical.comSaudi German HospitalTel: +966-2-6829000United Doctors HospitalTel: +966-2-6533333

Spa LoungeTel: +966-2-2630904Spa to GoMob: +966-544408585The Spa by Clarins Paris Tel: +966-2-6599999Toni & Guy Tel: +966-2-261 6230Mob: +966-537859588 Viva La VieTel: +966-2-69291637L House Tel: +966-2-6532812



Al-Bilad BankTel: 8001230000Al-Inma BankTel: 8001208000Al-Jazira BankTel: +966-2-6518070Al-Rajhi BankTel: +966-2-6644568Arab National BankTel: 8001244040Banque Saudi FransiTel: 8001242121Islamic Development BankTel: +966-2-6361400National Bank of Kuwait Tel: +966-2-6036300National Commercial BankTel: 8002441005Riyadh BankTel: +966-2-6470019SABBTel: +966-2-6901122Saudi Hollandi BankTel: +966-2-2368844Saudi Investment BankTel: +966-2-6531010SambaTel: +966-2-6607700

Abu Diyab Est.Tel: +966-2-6677779Alpha Rent a CarTel: +966-2-6974459AvisTel: +966-2-6677379BudgetTel: +966-2-6927070 DaleelTel: +966-2-6719219DiscoveryTel: +966-2-6714475FernasTel: +966-2-6718712FormulaTel: +966-2-6621213HancoTel: 920001844HertzTel: +966-2-6040339

BANKS

CAR SERVICESAlo SayyaraMob: +966-505657387Apex Luxury Chaffeur ServiceTel: 920011755London TaxiTel: 920010068Mob: +966-593251401SAPTCOTel: +966-2-6481217

Venue Executive ClubTel: +966-2-6061010www.venueint.com

Hessen for Rent CarTel: +966-2-6430295Khozama Est.Tel: +966-2-6317177Key Rent a CarTel: +966-2-6856251ModacarTel: 920005555Smart CareMob: +966-533500077V. CoolTel: +966-2-6396969

AramexTel: 920027447ClexTel: 920009191DHLTel: 8003450000FedexTel: +966-2-6714636 TNT ExpressTel: +966-2-6338400UPSTel: +966-2-2751495

Talabak La BaitakTel: 920004522Tedalal Tel: +966-2-6580000

Atheer Tel: +966-2-6976663Ext: 3011NesmaTel: +966-2-2567998

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ALGERIAE: Tel: +966-1-4887171C: Tel: +966-2-6985035C: Tel: +966-2-6985034ARGENTINAE: Tel: +966-1-4652600AUSTRALIAE: Tel: +966-1-4887788AUSTRIAE: Tel: +966-1-4801217BAHRAINE: Tel: +966-1-4880044C: Tel: +966-2-6076770BANGLADESHE: Tel: +966-1-4195300C: Tel: +966-2-6878465BELGIUME: Tel: +966-1-4882888C: Tel: +966-2-6278676BRAZILE: Tel: +966-1-4880018C: Tel: +966-2-6670653C: Tel: +966-2-6603866BRITAINE: Tel: +966-1-4880077C: Tel: +966-2-6225550BRUNEIE: Tel: +966-1-4560814C: Tel: +966-2-6724343BURKINA FASOE: Tel: +966-1-4652244C: Tel: +966-2-6744547CAMEROONE: Tel: +966-1-4880022C: Tel: +966-2-6804541CANADA E: Tel: +966-1-4882288C: Tel: +966-2-6530434CHINA E: Tel: +966-1-4832126C: Tel: +966-2-6062076CZECH REPUBLICE: Tel: +966-1-4503617DENMARKE: Tel: +966-1-4880101C: Tel: +966-2-6672222Ext 1163DJIBOUTIE: Tel: +966-1-4543182C: Tel: +966-2-6827669

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EGYPTE: Tel: +966-1-4810159E: Tel: +966-1-4831458C: Tel: +966-2-6655462ERITREAE: Tel: +966-1-4801731C: Tel: +966-2-6740592ETHIOPIAE: Tel: +966-1-4824055C: Tel: +966-2-6653444FINLANDE: Tel: +966-1-4881515C: Tel: +966-2-6438235 Ext 9FRANCEE: Tel: +966-1-4881255C: Tel: +966-2-6681544C: Tel: +966-2-6681563GABONE: Tel: +966-1-4567173GAMBIAE: Tel: +966-1-2052158C: Tel: +966-2-2573193GERMANYE: Tel: +966-1-4880700C: Tel: +966-2-6996436GHANAE: Tel: +966-1-4545122C: Tel: +966-2-6601429GREECEE: Tel: +966-1-4801975C: Tel: +966-2-6674088GUINEAE: Tel: +966-1-4881121C: Tel: +966-2-6637540HUNGARYE: Tel: +966-1-4546707INDIAE: Tel: +966-1-4884144C: Tel: +966-2-6603779INDONESIAE: Tel: +966-1-4882282C: Tel: +966-2-6711271IRANE: Tel: +966-1-4881444C: Tel: +966-2-6676132IRELANDE: Tel: +966-1-4882300ITALYE: Tel: +966-1-4881212C: Tel: +966-2-6421451

JAPAN E: Tel: +966-1-4881100C: Tel: +966-2-6670676JORDANE: Tel: +966-1-4880071C: Tel: +966-2-6607630KENYAE: Tel: +966-1-4882484KOREAE: Tel: +966-1-4882211C: Tel: +966-2-6681990KUWAITE: Tel: +966-1-4883500C: Tel: +966-2-6597999LEBANONE: Tel: +966-1-4804060C: Tel: +966-2-6690599MALAYSIAE: Tel: +966-1-4887100C: Tel: +966-2-6727740MALIE: Tel: +966-1-2290753C: Tel: +966-2-6514940MALTAE: Tel: +966-1-4615315C: Tel: +966-2-6991599MAURITANIAE: Tel: +966-1-4646749C: Tel: +966-2-6297722MEXICOE: Tel: +966-1-4808822C: Tel: +966-2-6495332MOROCCOE: Tel: +966-1-4826382C: Tel: +966-2-6495332NEPALE: Tel: +966-1-4645170NETHERLANDSE: Tel: +966-1-4880011NEW ZEALANDE: Tel: +966-1-4887988C: Tel: +966-2-6512109NIGERIAE: Tel: +966-1-4823024C: Tel: +966-2-6716865NORWAYE: Tel: +966-1-4881904C: Tel: +966-2-6611222 Ext 300OMANE: Tel: +966-1-4823120C: Tel: +966-2-6996838

PAKISTANE: Tel: +966-1-4884111C: Tel: +966-2-6692371PHILIPPINESE: Tel: +966-1-4823559C: Tel: +966-2-6670925PORTUGALE: Tel: +966-1-4826964QATARE: Tel: +966-1-4825544C: Tel: +966-2-6594777RUSSIAE: Tel: +966-1-4811432C: Tel: +966-2-6659212SENEGALE: Tel: +966-1-4880146C: Tel: +966-2-6690275SIERRA LEONEE: Tel: +966-1-4643982SINGAPOREE: Tel: +966-1-4803855C: Tel: +966-2-6073980SOUTH AFRICAE: Tel: +966-1-4429728C: Tel: +966-2-6060299SPAINE: Tel: +966-1-4880606C: Tel: +966-2-6525222SRI LANKAE: Tel: +966-1-4608232C: Tel: +966-2-6065414SUDANE: Tel: +966-1-4887979SWEDENE: Tel: +966-1-4827796C: Tel: +966-2-6069005Ext 204SWITZERLANDE: Tel: +966-1-4881291C: Tel: +966-2-6510772SYRIAE: Tel: +966-1-4887481C: Tel: +966-2-6605801TANZANIAE: Tel: +966-1-4542833C: Tel: +966-2-6691317THAILANDE: Tel: +966-1-4881174C: Tel: +966-2-6655317TUNISIAE: Tel: +966-1-4887900



SOCIAL SERVICES ORGANIZATIONCharitable Society for Memorization of the Qura’nTel: 8002442777www.qj.org.saCharity Society in JeddahAl-Zahra Dist.Tel: +966-2-6391100Charitable Servicesfor the Care of CancerPatientsAl-Rowais Dist.Tel: +966-2-6511373Committee for Social Services and HealthTel: +966-2-6369652firstwelfaresociety.org.saCommittee for the Welfare of Prisoners and their FamiliesTel: 920006065pcare.org.saDisabled Children’sAssociationTel: +966-2-66224080/8001241118 Enabling Marriage& Family SupportFoundationAl-Nozla Dist.Tel: +966-2-6311111Fab Lab ArabiaDallah TowerTel: +966-2-6710000 Ext. 1365 Faisaliah Women’sCharitable FoundationAl-Rowais Dist.Tel: +966-2-6535000Friends of the HeartFoundation in JeddahBehind Al-Tahlia StationTel: +966-2-6658384Maharat CenterMadinah Rd.Tel: +966-2-6656218www.maharat.orgMajid Bin AbdulaizFoundation forDevelopment & SocialServicesAl-Shate’e Dist.Tel: +966-2-6062959Ministry of Social AffairsTel: +966-1-4778888

NOTICEIf you have any complaints about services around Jeddah such as:

* Pricing irregularities * Expired Items * Denied coverage of warranted items e.g. a mobile, car, etc. * Refusal of service * Unhygienic food / working conditions

Complaints can be filed to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry website or to their hotline.

Hotline: 8001241616 website: www.commerce.gov.sa/english/

Jeddah Community CollegeTel: +966-2-2870026www.jcc.kau.edu.saJeddah Teacher’s CollegeTel: +966-2-6914620King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)Tel: 920001128 www.kaust.edu.saKing Abdulaziz UniversityTel: +966-2-6400000www.kau.edu.saPrince Sultan Aviation AcademyTel: +966-2-6864163www.fo.sv.netPrince Sultan College for Tourism and Hotel SciencesTel: +966-2-2844425Tel: 920016165www.pscj.edu.saRabigh Wings Aviation AcademyTel: 920023032Tel: +966-2-2345505

www.mosa.gov.sa/portal/National CharitableFoundation forBlood DonationTel: +966-2-6627186National Society for Human rightsTel: +966-2-6222261www.nshrsa.orgPrincess Fawziah Center for Women & ChildrenTel: +966-2-6369891firstwelfaresociety.org.saSaudi Environmental SocietyMurjaan Dist.www.sens.org.saWedad Charity FoundationTel: 920011334www.wedad.orgWomen’s CharitableFoundation in JeddahAl-Nazla DistTel: +966-2-6369652Zahra Organisation for Breast CancerTel: +966-2-2840425 Zamzam Foundation for Volunteer Health ServicesAl-Sulaimaniya Dist.Tel: +966-2-2600000

College of Business Administration (CBA)Tel: +966-2-2159009(Boys’ section) Tel: +966-2-6900671(Girls’ section) www.cba.edu.saBatterjee for Medical CollegeTel: 8001180022 Dar Al-Hekma CollegeTel: +966-2-6303333www.daralhekma.edu.saEffat CollegeTel: +966-2-6364300www.effatcollege.edu.saIbn Sina National College for Medical StudiesTel: +966-2-6356555 www.ibnsina.edu.saJeddah College of TechnologyTel: +966-2-6370387www.jct.edu.sa

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I was walking down a street in Paris, window-shopping while waiting for my sister. My eyes landed on a big juicy-looking cookie at Brioche Doree. I was at the cafe within seconds, ordering the cookie. It was one of the best cookies I've ever had!

I was recently on my honeymoon in Bali and my husband and I decided to enjoy a spa day at the Ayana Beach Resort, not knowing that the resort actually holds the #1 spa in the world! We decided to experience the massage on the rock, which was literally just that. Held on a hut on top of a rock, it was the most amazing spa experience of my life, with a mezmorizing sunset view.

After driving for almost two hours on the mountains of Italy headed towards France, we shockingly reached a dead end. Then the GPS asked us to get into a ‘fairy?’ We drove onto this train cart that we saw and were in the dark for 20 minutes till we found ourselves on the Swiss side! It was an unexpected and memorable experience!

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Walaa AlAttasItalian/French Border

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The Palio di Siena is a horse race held twice a year in Siena. Luckily, I was in the area and made sure to attend this once in a lifetime experience with over 70,000 other spectators at the Piazza del Campo. It's like a medieval festival complete with a paegent with fire throwers and fast-foot dancers, where ten horses and riders, bareback and dressed in appropriate colors, represent their city wards. The race itself took only about three minutes but is the most exhilarating experience.

I had the freshest sushi ever at Umai restaurant at the new Oberoi hotel, it was so good! The rest of their menu was really delicious as well.

On a weekend trip to Dubai we decided to make quick stops to as many places as possible. One of my favorite stops was the Dubai Fountain which is absolutely breathtaking at night with the perfectly choreographed lights, music and water. Also, can we please have a branch of New York Fries in Jeddah?

Maria MahdalySiena, Italy Rayan Khayat

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Hamza grew up in Jeddah, went to school and loved to play during recess especially since he was brought up in an active and sporty family. Unfortunately however, Hamza had a heart condition and three open heart surgeries by the age of 12. This worried his parents and chaperones, and he wasn’t always allowed to run out and play. At a certain age, he convinced his father to allow him to play football and that he would handle the consequences. This was the start of Hamza taking control and overcoming his physical illnesses and not giving into them.

With his newfound outlook things were great for Hamza. When he was about to finish his degree in finance at CBA and was a budding actor in commercials, he suddenly wasn’t feeling well and he went to Houston, Texas for tests. He was diagnosed with an eight centimeter tumor that was divided between his esophagus and stomach. Depression and anxiety set in, and finally hope. Chemotherapy and radiation made matters even more difficult but faith gave him the strength to fight it.

The operations and treatment weren’t the only thing that helped Hamza beat cancer. His online awareness campaign ‘I Fight Cancer with a Smile’ put him in contact with many inspired supporters who shared their prayers. With Allah’s blessings, Hamza is now happy and healthy and his campaign is showing us that cancer is not the hopeless disease it’s perceived to be.

Join Hamza’s campaign and learn about his battle at facebook.com/ifightcancerwithasmile

Cancer is a heavy word; when we hear it, different images from movies pop into our heads and a feeling of dread overcomes us. That’s the misconception that Hamza Junaid Iskandar is trying to eradicate. Hamza was diagnosed with stage three cancer in November 2012 at the age of 21 and became, as he likes to call it, a cancer fighter and not a cancer patient – with a smile, no less. He shared his journey online and started an awareness campaign, and by March 2013 all of the cancer cells thankfully disappeared completly.

BEATING CANCER WITH A SMILEHAMZA ISKANDAR

By Rayan Khayat

IN THE SPOTLIGHT


Ask Your Personal Trainer for IdeasIf you are a member of a gym you can ask one of the trainers or your own trainer for a program that you can do if there are no gym facilities at the hotel you will stay! You will be surprised how much you can do using simple everyday items such as a park bench, kids’ playground or a walking track, stairs and stools. The term ‘fitness anywhere’ is not just a saying; there are always ways to keep active.

VACATIONDear readers, I hope you had a pleasant Ramadan. Now that it’s over, many of you will be traveling. Holiday time is a time to relax and indulge a little but you can still maintain your fitness whilst traveling. I would like to share my top five tips to staying active and healthy during your holiday so that when you return, all your hard work is not wasted.

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• Nike Training• Adidas miCoach• Fitness buddy• You are your own gym

Hotel FacilitiesIf you are staying in a hotel or hotel apartments, check if they have a gym that you can use. If it is a larger hotel they will normally have attendants that can help you with exercise selection. If not, you can ask your trainer as I mentioned previously. Check online for pictures; most hotels will post images of their facilities and services. If not, ring ahead of time to see what equipment they have or if they have trainers or classes you can attend.

Restaurant Advice• On vacation you’re relaxed, and my advice is that you should indulge in the finer things and enjoy, but at the same time don’t over do it. The odd dessert or ice cream will not kill your efforts but daily ones may!

• A lot of resorts offer an all inclusive option where you can have food and drinks on tap all day. My suggestion is to avoid this if you can.

• Opt for bed and breakfast and enjoy a variety of restaurants. If you stay in an apartment you can buy local foods from their supermarkets and cook some meals. • Dine a la carte rather than buffet. You can often overindulge at buffets, while if you dine a la carte you have a say in your order.Source out healthy options and restaurants before you go and when you go.

• There are a lot of websites that offer reviews on restaurants such as Tripadvisor.com

• Think ahead and be prepared before you go!

Download a Fitness ApplicationWith modern technology and internet access everywhere it’s almost impossible to find a workout that you cannot do with little or no equipment.

In conclusion, enjoy your vacation, move lots, think smart about nutrition and remember to enjoy yourself. Often a break from your program and a little indulgence is what you need to refocus and come back with more energy and motivation to get fitter and stronger.

Here are some recommended applications that have great workouts:

Sight SeeingA great way to staying active and fit during your holiday is walking and cycling. If you are going to an area that has parks, a beach or local attractions that are a reasonable distance away, why not rent a bicycle or walk instead of using taxis. Believe it or not, a lot of my clients that travel tend to walk, swim and bike more and actually lose more weight than they do during their day-to-day living.2

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Throughout the month of Ramadan and during the one week of Eid, families and friends are gathered at each other’s houses on a daily basis whether it’s for iftar during Ramadan or a gathering during Eid. What that means to ladies is fun and delicious treats. What it

means to your hair, on the other hand, is damage, split ends and burnt hair!

Instead of blow drying and styling your hair at home before your many occasions this Eid, save some time and choose the healthier option: go get it done at Oriana Salon and Spa. At Oriana, you will be taken care of by a team of hair care professionals who will style your hair to perfection ensuring minimum damage.

In addition to styling, take advantage of the many hair treatments offered at the salon. Blow-drying, curling, and

straightening your hair will eventually cause

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specially designed electronic micro system. The mist is then infused into tiny nano molecules into the hair

structure and it heals, repairs, strengthens and protects hair.

Also offered at both branches of Oriana is Kerastase hair treatment

and products. Kerastase is known worldwide for creating new and

developed hair care services using the most advanced formulas. Oriana

Salon and Spa made their appearance in Jeddah five years ago, and since then,

they have maintained their position as one of the top spas and salons. Pamper yourself and take advantage of their services, including the available services for children.Location 1: Attalah BranchTel: +966-2-6220773Location 2: Le Chateau BranchTel: +966-920002132Web: www.oriana-sa.comFacebook: /OrianaSalonAndSpa

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Yves Rocher Lip BalmNot too heavy on the lips, plus smells really good!

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I love that this smells exactly like freshly

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By Rayan Khayat

HOW NATURE DIRECTLY BENEFITS US:

• Take the kids to the grocery store to look, feel and choose produce.

• Teach kids, and instill in them the understanding of exporting and importing. What we grow, in Saudi, what we can’t and how we export foods. This will also help with understanding economics.

• Teach kids about the atmosphere and air quality, pollution (from cars and factories) and how it affects our daily lives and health.

LEARNING MORE ABOUT OUR WORLD:

• Help children appreciate and understand desert nature and its landscape along with other types of natural landscapes found elsewhere.

• Take advantage of any animal sightseeing. When all else is unavailable turn on Animal Planet- they show entertaining and educational programs.

• Get involved in a proactive way when your child is studying biology.

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It’s very difficult for us Jeddah urbanites to appreciate nature in a personal way growing up. Unless someone creates their own little oasis in their villa, it’s something we mostly experience when we leave our city. It would be great if the public parks weren’t constantly being littered in and there were expansive stretches of grass to play on. But we have to find other ways to appreciate Allah’s blessings. Here are some different ways we can help ourselves and our children appreciate the importance of our natural environment.

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TAKING THE EXTRA STEP:

• Grow some plants at home and let your children take care of them and learn what plants need to live.

• Get a pet and let the kids take care of it and teach them the importance of taking care of other living beings.

• Take your kids to horseback riding lessons and farms to interact with animals.

• Finally and most convincingly, obtaining the Quranic verses that call to appreciate nature, taking care of animals, not harming them and maintaining cleanliness.

It’s difficult to take care of something when we don’t know how important it is and how it relates to us. At this point, the small tips and tricks can be found in our other issues, like how to not be wasteful and such. However, we wanted to reach out to the root of the problem (pun not intended!) and help build the appreciation of nature from the bottom up so it can be long-lasting, even after children grow up.

1. Eggshells contain nutrients that help plants bloom. Crush some eggshells and place them into the soil or pot.

2. Plants can die if you don’t give them enough room to grow, so make sure those pots are big enough!

3. Although water is a necessity for plants to grow, too much water can kill certain plants.

4. Flowers such as orchids are sensitive to chemicals found in tap water. They can only be watered with high quality water (i.e. distilled or spring water).

5. If you bury banana peels under rosebushes, the potassium in the banana peels will nourish the rosebush and help it grow.

6. Eggshells within the soil prevent slugs and other pests from killing plants.

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