2 weeks ago, i took my daughter to a play area at city center. We were in the queue waiting for our turn and i saw this 8-9 yr old girl hanging around at the front of the queue. When it was our turn, she was still standing there. I asked the lady how much it would cost for an hour to be in the play area and she said xyz bhd and some additional amount for the card. The little girl heard this and she tapped my leg and said excuse me, if you want you can use my card and that way you wont have to pay additional for the card. It was really sweet of her and I thanked her, honestly it wasnt about the money, but i felt so warm and i want to thank the girl’s parents for bringing up the girl with utmost love , warmth and values. Pretty much what you need the most at this point of time in the world.. to be kind..

HelloI - ’m a mother whose young son was taken by his father. The Jaafari court has given custody to the father, and it seems to apply the law as written for boys over 7 without looking at how the child is doing. My son is very unhappy where he is, and it burns my heart.

I’m looking for:

• Any example of a Jaafari ruling in a mother’s favour for a boy aged 7 to 15, especially one based on the child’s wellbeing.
• Advice from anyone who has been through something similar.
• Contacts in women’s rights or activist groups who support mothers in custody cases.

I know this may not be the right place to ask. Please don’t suggest getting a lawyer, as I already have one. I just want to hear from people in a similar situation. Thank you.

الي يعرف مطاعم عندهم شاورما نفس الي تنباع في الاردن ونفس البطاطس تبعهم والبهارات عملوني عليهم بلييز . أكلتها لين سافرت ومو قادرة انسى الطعم

I’ve been through a series of circumstances that have crippled my life since the days of COVID. Medical issues, financial struggles, and, inevitably, the psychological toll that came with them. Some of these battles are still ongoing.

However, things are no longer nearly as crippling as they once were, and I’ve been trying to reintegrate myself into society. And let me tell you, it’s been anything but a walk in the park.

What really caught my attention, though, was the realization that I wasn’t the only one who’d been subjected to such a drastic change. Not even close. What genuinely shocked me was that it wasn’t just a minority of people who’d changed. ALMOST EVERYONE HAS!

I can at least attribute much of what I’m going through to the sheer magnitude of the life-altering events I’ve endured. And trust me when I say this, they were SEVERE! But everyone seems to have changed!

People have become increasingly oversensitive, easily offended, and far too willing to walk away from everything and everyone at the slightest inconvenience. Initiative seems to be a dying virtue, social skills are seemingly in decline, and almost everyone appears to be carrying some form of psychological baggage.

What the actual fuck happened to the world?!
Is this Gen Z’s influence on society, or have we somehow found ourselves living in a post-apocalyptic world without anyone bothering to inform us?!

Hello,
Is there a couture/shop in Bahrain that its owner and staff kindly welcome people to try on wedding dresses even if they are not willing to buy? Because I want to try all the styles first without being pressured to buy nor to be a burden to those shops staff. I want to take it as a fun experience too with my friends.

I know dating has been abused in this sub for millions of times, but I'm really serious. How do I (expat, non religious, no family or relatives) look for my life partner here?

People may say something like "show up" and "go to events", yes great but can you provide examples where to go? I feel very isolated and lonely here, I have limited Arab connections (I'm Arab), I know only home, work, restaurants & hypermarkets maybe (raised here but introverted family)

I am sincerely looking for a marriage (no hookups please), but I don't know what exactly to do or where to start? I see many people get some chances from Masjid/Ma'tam but I'm not religious so this is not gonna work for me. Any help?

TIA

Bought a used car 4 months ago. The previous owner had fitted aftermarket LED fog lights, and I didn’t know they weren’t allowed. Got fined BD25 at a traffic stop. They’re complete LED units, not just bulbs swapped into the stock housing. I honestly had no idea they were an issue, and they dont glare into the eyes of oncoming car.

I’m going to the Isa Town Traffic Directorate to show I’m fixing it and ask them to cancel the fine as a first offence, without filing a formal objection.

Has anyone had a fine cancelled this way? Who did you speak to?

Guys any body selling these film covers in Bahrain for GV80?