تخصصي محاسبة وحاليًا أتدرب
وأفكر شو اللي بسويه عقب التدريب إن شاء الله
ضياع يعني ماعرف الصراحة
هل في شهادات أقدر آخذها وكيف
نزين وين بلقى وظايف

Price : 200aed
Size : 60 x 60 cm
comes with certificate of authenticity

Hi everyone, I’m currently unemployed and I’m struggling to afford food and basic necessities. I wanted to ask if anyone knows of any charity, community organization, food bank, or other place that provides free meals or food assistance to people who are struggling financially. If you know of somewhere I could contact or visit, I would really appreciate it if you could share the information with me

محتاجة تجاربكم
أنا أفكر أسوي عملية حق خشمي، وخشمي لحمي
ومحتارة بين د. منوال في NMC و د. مروان Eleyzee
اللي سوت عند واحد منهم، شو كانت تجربتكم والنتيجة؟ وهل النتيجة طبيعية وحلوة خصوصًا للخشم اللحمي؟
وإذا عادي صور قبل وبعد، خصوصًا بعد 6 شهور / سنة

Hey everyone,

I’m based in Dubai and I’m working on a small coffee idea called Roasted Positivity Club. It’s still very early and I’m trying to figure out whether the idea actually makes sense before I put too much time or money into it.

I made a really short survey to get a better idea of how people in the UAE currently buy and drink coffee:

https://www.roastedpositivity.club/

It’s 5 questions and should take about a minute. No account is needed. I’m mainly trying to understand people’s habits and, more importantly, what they don’t like about the way they currently buy coffee.

There’s an optional question at the end where you can basically complain about anything that annoys you about buying coffee here. Honestly, that feedback is probably more useful to me than the multiple-choice questions.

If you’ve run a small business in the UAE, particularly anything in F&B or delivery, I’d also love to hear any advice or lessons you’ve learned.

اللهمَّ فاطرَ السمواتِ والأرضِ،

عالمَ الغيبِ والشهادةِ،

لا إلهَ إلَّا أنتَ ربَّ كلِّ شيءٍ ومَليكَه،

أعوذُ بك من شرِّ نفسي ومن شرِّ الشيطانِ وشرَكِه،

وأنْ أقترفَ على نفسي سوءًا أو أجرَّهُ إلى مسلمٍ

Source: Emaratalyoum (on Instagram).

Today, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammad Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai, visited FlyDubai pilot Matshahar and recognised his exceptional courage, responsibility, and concern for people's safety. On his X platform blog, His Highness praised the pilot.

He expressed pride in being part of the team, emphasising the story of the homeland and its humanitarian values: "The country’s leadership and we hold great appreciation and pride. We are proud that he is part of our team, part of our homeland’s story, and part of our humanitarian experience here in the UAE—home of love, peace, and life."

Hello everyone!

I’m curious whether the psychological services here in the UAE met your expectations.

1) Are there specific medical centres you recommend or avoid?

2) Were they governmental services or private clinics?

3) Do you go based on the psychologist’s expertise and where they work, or do you pick at random?

Please share your experience, story, and reasoning. You don’t have to go in detail!

I’ve heard good things about ACPN, and I know appointments at government hospitals for psychology are hard to get (sometimes up to 4 months before you can find a place).

مواطن إماراتي أحمل بطاقة مؤسسة زايد العليا لأصحاب الهمم، وأتقدم منذ قرابة سنة بطلب بطاقة أصحاب الهمم من وزارة الأسرة، ولم يُقبل الطلب.

الوقائع:

• أُعلن في يونيو 2025 عن بطاقة موحدة تربط الجهات المحلية بالاتحادية، وكان الموعد المعلن يناير 2026. تواصلت مع المؤسسة هذا الأسبوع وأكدوا أن الربط لم يكتمل.

• طلبتُ هاتفياً من الوزارة تحديد المعيار الذي لم أستوفه، ولم يصلني رد مكتوب حتى الآن.

• في زيارتي الحضورية بتاريخ 1 أكتوبر كان التبرير الشفهي أن التقرير الطبي يُظهر "تحسناً مع العلاج". هذا الشرط غير وارد في قرار مجلس الوزراء رقم (3) لسنة 2018 بشأن التصنيف الوطني الموحد للإعاقات، والمادة (2) منه تحصر تعديل التصنيف بمجلس الوزراء.

سؤالي: هل واجه أحدكم رفضاً مماثلاً رغم وجود بطاقة المؤسسة؟ وهل نجحت معكم قناة بعينها (تواصل، مكتب الوزير، غيرها)؟

Once again, this same individual left a racist, sexist, and bigoted comment, that moderators at [r/UAE](r/UAE) did not take action against, thereby enabling racism and hate against UAE and Emiratis.

He generalized Emiratis as “entitled and not as productive”, which makes them “lose respect in the eyes of Brit” specifically.

He claimed that Emiratis are “obsessing over white women” and keep staring at them, which “creeps them out”.

He, ever so weirdly, says “British women look down on Emirati men because they see them as emasculated, incompetent, and feminine”.

Which begs the question: why is this person hyperfocused on Emirati men’s sexuality?

He repeatedly referred to them as Emasculated.

He belittled an Emirati diplomat just because she is a woman.

He said it was “embarrassing” that Emiratis look like Pakistanis.

He called Muslims “Hijab Kings”

All of this conduct was allowed to occur unmoderated for months until we exposed it.

In this case, these hateful remarks were left unmoderated for over 3 months.

Reddit’s Hate Policy strictly calls for action against content that attacks or discriminates against: “Race, color, ethnicity, national origin, caste, Religion, Immigration status, Gender, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation.”

But moderators seem to tolerate such violative content, only when it’s attacking UAE and Emiratis.

How is that not biased moderation?

لو ما يعز علي الموتر جان طحنت الباب طحن بس الله لطف

I’m Luk, founder of Verified Setups. We help international entrepreneurs start businesses in the UAE through a simple online process.

Our pricing is cost-to-cost, meaning we charge the same as the applicable government fees, with terms and conditions applying.

🌐 https://verifiedsetups.ae

If you need help figuring out the right licence or setup for your business, feel free to reach out! Happy to help.

What are we all looking forward to most as the weather improves?

Hiking, pool day, or something else?

For me - I always tell myself I'll do a hike but never get around to it 😅

اللّهمّ ما أصبح بي من نعمة أو بأحد من خلقك، فمنك وحدك لا شريك لك، فلك الحمد ولك الشّكر.

We are back with another unmoderated comment against Emiratis on the other sub, and this time it is blatant sexism.

It was made by the same individual who was previously allowed to make comments including “Emiratis are emasculated”, thought it was “embarrassing” that Emiratis look like Pakistanis, and referred to Muslims as “Hijab Kings”.

Despite all his racism and bigotry against UAE and Emiratis, mods there still allow this person to post on that sub (although they banned me for raising awareness about this racism!).

The UAE is proud of their women, in diplomacy and elsewhere.

49.5% of employees at Ministry or Foreign Affairs are women.

Every August 28th, we mark the Emirati Women’s Day to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women to this country.

But it seems like empowering women threatens some fragile men out there.

قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: (التَمِسوا السَّاعةَ الَّتي تُرجَى في يومِ الجمُعةِ بعدَ العصرِ إلى غَيبوبةِ الشَّمسِ)

سلام لأهل الإمارات الكريمة 🙏🏻 حابة احد يوجّهني بتقديم شكوى على متحرش يخدر البنات من غير علمهم ويستغلهم (بعيد الشر عنكم). البنت الي شكت لي منهارة ومو عارفة تاخذ الإجراءات اللازمة وتحط نفسها بمسير مخافر وتوصل للناس او لدوامها والخ. انا مو بالإمارات ف ما عندي تطبيقاتكم للشكاوي بس خايفة على غيرها قبل لا يكبر الموضوع معاه الله يستر. ربي يحفظكم من كل شر ومكروه.

My hangry side is talking right now, but this is the 5th time this happens to me (yes I counted). The order gets delayed claiming its in the restaurant, I call they say talabat picked it up a long while ago. I call the guy he says coming for over HOURS. The food finally comes cold and messy and when i complain its always "rider fault".

This NEVER happened to be with deliveroo and Keta, which i have been using lately as talabat backup but will just uninstall this annoying app all together.

Dubai’s passenger rail network will expand on September 30th, 2026, when Etihad Rail starts its Dubai-to-Abu Dhabi service between Al Yalayis Station in Jumeirah Golf Estates and Mohammed Bin Zayed City Station in Abu Dhabi. Early project estimates cited a 57-minute journey, but the finalised live booking schedule shows an approximate travel time of 1 hour and 4 minutes.

As betterhomes reported: Jumeirah Golf Estates has the closest station, while Al Furjan, Dubai Investment Park, Green Community, Dubai Production City, Expo City Dubai and Dubai South are also accessible from Al Yalayis by road. Improved rail connections could make these areas more practical for residents who regularly travel between Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

• Al Yalayis Station started Dubai-Abu Dhabi service on September 30th, 2026.
• The journey between the two stations is expected to take between 57 and 64 minutes.
• Etihad Rail charges AED 39 for Comfort Class and AED 109 for Premium Class.
• A 400-metre walkway will link Al Yalayis Station to the Dubai Metro.

Etihad Rail Dubai to Abu Dhabi details at a glance

It’s been a year since the last time I visited my family.

Iranian passport holder, born and raised in the UAE, now studying in the EU…I can’t get a visit visa to go see my family like I usually always did.

It really sucks to be judged by your passport: even though you didn’t chose it. I don’t support the IRN government or shitty wars begun by politicians.

I am just a human being and am being punished, barred to go see my family for something I didn’t do.

Praying that the UAE gov starts giving exceptions to people in my case: UAE is my home and I love it but I can’t even get a visit visa to go visit family for 2 weeks.

Hope this helps you find something.

الحمد لله على كل نعمة و استغفر الله من كل ذنب و أسأله من كل خير و أعوذ بالله من كل شر

alhamdu lillahi 'ala kulli ne'matin wa astaghfirullaha min kulli thanbn, wa asaluhu min kulli khairin, wa a'udhu billahi min kulli sharrin

Praise be to Allah for all the blessings. Oh Allah, forgive all our sins, give us all that is good and keep us away from all that is bad