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Sunday, August 25, 2013
Free Unlimited Calls On STC Network Just For 7 S.R. Per Day
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Muhammad most popular name for London babies
Combined spellings of the Muslim prophet’s name have topped the list of names for newborn boys in England for the past three years, but now the single spelling Muhammad has ranked highest in the capital with 768 registered births last year, ahead of Daniel with 666.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
The Geographic Zone Codes (Area / Phone Codes) In KSA Changed
One more digit, the number (1), will be added to the six geographic zone codes in the Kingdom.
All land line numbers in the Kingdom will be modified by adding the digit (1) after the zero in the current zone codes. The zone codes 01, 02, 03, 04, 06 and 07 will become 011, 012, 013, 014, 016 and 017; for example, Riyadh 011 425 xxx5, Jeddah 012 278 xxx5, etc.
This change will be carried out in phases rather than all at once. On Monday, May 13, 2013, the Riyadh geographic area will be the first stage of the conversion. On Sunday, Aug 18, 2013, the change will be applied to all other geographic areas of the Kingdom.
The change experienced by subscribers will be limited to adding one digit to the six geographic zone codes. Adding this digit will change only the method of dialing to land line numbers outside the local calling area.
It is important to note that this change will not include the method of dialing among fixed lines within the same city, which will remain as it is now. However, when dialing from mobiles to fixed lines, the new digit will have to be added. Also, the digit will have to be added when calling from outside Saudi Arabia into the Kingdom.
Among the most important reasons for this change is the need to increase the range of numbers available for public mobile communications services, as well as for fixed services, and to contribute to the ability to introduce new services and to adopt new technologies and applications. In addition, this change will enhance the ability of the National Numbering Plan to accommodate new developments in services and growth in the number of subscriptions and users.
All land line numbers in the Kingdom will be modified by adding the digit (1) after the zero in the current zone codes. The zone codes 01, 02, 03, 04, 06 and 07 will become 011, 012, 013, 014, 016 and 017; for example, Riyadh 011 425 xxx5, Jeddah 012 278 xxx5, etc.
This change will be carried out in phases rather than all at once. On Monday, May 13, 2013, the Riyadh geographic area will be the first stage of the conversion. On Sunday, Aug 18, 2013, the change will be applied to all other geographic areas of the Kingdom.
The change experienced by subscribers will be limited to adding one digit to the six geographic zone codes. Adding this digit will change only the method of dialing to land line numbers outside the local calling area.
It is important to note that this change will not include the method of dialing among fixed lines within the same city, which will remain as it is now. However, when dialing from mobiles to fixed lines, the new digit will have to be added. Also, the digit will have to be added when calling from outside Saudi Arabia into the Kingdom.
Among the most important reasons for this change is the need to increase the range of numbers available for public mobile communications services, as well as for fixed services, and to contribute to the ability to introduce new services and to adopt new technologies and applications. In addition, this change will enhance the ability of the National Numbering Plan to accommodate new developments in services and growth in the number of subscriptions and users.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Jarir Bookstore - Back To School Flyer [08 2013]
Jarir Bookstore - Back To School Flyer [August 2013]
Monday, August 12, 2013
29th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah Bu'ayjaan
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain ale Sheikh
29th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Rahmaan as Sudais
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
28th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Muhsin al Qaasim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Ahmad ibn Taalib Hameed
28th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
27th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Ali al Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah Bu'ayjaan
27th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
26th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Salaah al Budayr
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Ahmad Taalib al Hameed
26th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
25th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain ale Sheikh
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah Bu'ayjaan
25th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
Monday, August 5, 2013
24th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Qaasim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hameed
24th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
23rd Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Bu'ayjaan
23rd Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
22nd Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain ale Sheikh
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Ahmad Taalib al Hameed
22nd Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
21st Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain ale Sheikh
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Bu'ayjaan
21st Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
20th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Muhsin al Qaasim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Ahmad ibn Taalib Hameed
20th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
19th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Ali al Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Bu'ayjaan
19th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Bandar Baleela
18th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Salaah al Budayr
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Ahmad Taalib bin Hameed
18th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Bandar Baleela
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Khaalid al Ghamdi
Saturday, July 27, 2013
17th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain aal ash Sheikh
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Bu'ayjaan
17th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Saud ash Shuraim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
Friday, July 26, 2013
16th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Muhsin al Qaasim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Ahmad ibn Taalib Hameed
16th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Bandar Baleela
Thursday, July 25, 2013
15th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Ali al Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Bu'ayjaan
15th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Bandar Baleela
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Khaalid al Ghamdi
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
14th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Salaah al Budayr
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain aal ash Sheikh
14th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Saud ash Shuraim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Haia: Women shouldn't work after 7 p.m.
The chief of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice (Haia), Abdul Latif Al-Asheikh, says women should only work until 7 p.m. because working late hours affects their family life. He says it is also not good for men to work shifts that end late at night.
Al-Asheikh said it was unacceptable for women to work until midnight. “Women should work reasonable hours in order to lead normal lives with their families.” He said that “current working hours in the marketplace are deeply disorganized, and unlike work regulations in other parts of the world.”
“Men and women salespersons are not given their human and familial rights and are made to work long hours. Workers in the marketplace simply do not have rights. “Workers in stores are subjected to practices tantamount to slavery. If the Ministry of Labor is serious about working in the public interest and helping localize jobs for Saudi citizens, it has to set regulations for working hours like developed countries,” Al-Asheikh said. “Our lives, first and foremost, revolve around obeying the commands of Allah.
Al-Asheikh said it was unacceptable for women to work until midnight. “Women should work reasonable hours in order to lead normal lives with their families.” He said that “current working hours in the marketplace are deeply disorganized, and unlike work regulations in other parts of the world.”
“Men and women salespersons are not given their human and familial rights and are made to work long hours. Workers in the marketplace simply do not have rights. “Workers in stores are subjected to practices tantamount to slavery. If the Ministry of Labor is serious about working in the public interest and helping localize jobs for Saudi citizens, it has to set regulations for working hours like developed countries,” Al-Asheikh said. “Our lives, first and foremost, revolve around obeying the commands of Allah.
13th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Ali al Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Muhsin al Qaasim
13th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Rahmaan as Sudais
Monday, July 22, 2013
12th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Salaah al Budayr
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain aal ash Sheikh
12th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Saud ash Shuraim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
Mataf Bridge Ready To Ease Umrah For Disabled, Elderly
The new Mataf bridge around the Holy Kaaba opens for pilgrims this week. Only disabled and elderly pilgrims will be allowed to use the circular bridge that can hold 7,000 wheelchair-borne pilgrims per hour.
“Since the bridge would be set apart for weak, infirm and disabled pilgrims, the movement of able-bodied pilgrims below on the ground floor will become easier as that area will be free from wheelchairs that used to clutter in an already crowded area,” said the Haj Ministry’s spokesman Hatim Qadi.
Authorities have stepped up preparations to receive millions of pilgrims in the second half of Ramadan as they come from across the world to perform Umrah and attend special prayers at the Grand Mosque in Makkah.
The Central Haj Committee, chaired by Makkah Gov. Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, reviewed the arrangements made to ensure the security and comfort of pilgrims. The governor urged public and private agencies to extend the best possible services to the guests of God.
“Since the bridge would be set apart for weak, infirm and disabled pilgrims, the movement of able-bodied pilgrims below on the ground floor will become easier as that area will be free from wheelchairs that used to clutter in an already crowded area,” said the Haj Ministry’s spokesman Hatim Qadi.
Authorities have stepped up preparations to receive millions of pilgrims in the second half of Ramadan as they come from across the world to perform Umrah and attend special prayers at the Grand Mosque in Makkah.
The Central Haj Committee, chaired by Makkah Gov. Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, reviewed the arrangements made to ensure the security and comfort of pilgrims. The governor urged public and private agencies to extend the best possible services to the guests of God.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
11th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Ali al Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Muhsin al Qaasim
11th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Khaalid al Ghamdi
Saturday, July 20, 2013
10th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Salaah al Budayr
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain aal ash Sheikh
10th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Saud ash Shuraim
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Maahir al Mu'ayqali
9th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Ali al Hudhaify
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Muhsin al Qaasim
Thursday, July 18, 2013
9th Ramadan Makkah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdullah al Juhany
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh 'Abdul Rahmaan as Sudais
8th Ramadan Madinah Taraweeh 2013 / 1434
1st Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Salaah al Budayr
2nd Ten Rakah led by Sheikh Hussain aal ash Sheikh
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