Just stumbled upon this and was shocked that almost all the world recognizes their right to exist , but a handful are blocking that! Where is democracy I wonder ?

Currently on vacation in India, i happened to find these in my shelf.... Bahrain, you really gave me some great memories.❤️‍🔥

This restaurant’s pizza and pasta and caesar salad were always on top , unfortunately it was another gem that we lost thanks to covid :(

I always wonder what happened to this place. It looks a beautiful heritage place

Found this inside a book while cleaning my book shelf a few weeks ago. Thought of sharing :D

Also does anyone know what building that is on the back of the note?

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about the Al Dair

Do these say printed in 1973??

I want to know the average time people realistically wait before they have a chance at housing

I've talked about Bahrain for about roughly half an hour in my podcast where I talk about every country on earth for half an hour. The podcast is called Around the World in Half an Hour.
I would love to hear this community's thoughts on my episode.

PS: I am an independent podcaster, I research, edit, record, everything all on my own. Of course, I use a little bit of AI here and there to polish the script.

It was manufactured in 2001 and the price! Insane

And Yes it has the sewing kit stuff in it 😭

معضلة الترجمات العربية لسيرة ويوميات بلجريف

أي ترجمة نقرأ لبلجريف؟
وهل توجد ترجمة كاملة؟

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سمعتون عن "جريدة الحمارة 🫏" الرصينة وتنمر أهل البحرين عليها وعلى صاحبها؟

مدة الفيديو: ٢:١٧

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حسين كاظم

Haven’t posted here in a very long time, I hope you are all doing very well!

I have been incredibly homesick for Bahrain lately, so I have put together a walkthrough through some of the island kingdom’s forts that are still standing: Bahrain Fort, Diwan Fort, Riffa Fort and the two coastal forts Bu Maher and Arad!

Lots of pictures, most of which I had taken during my visits sometime over the last decade, and a deep dive into how they weave into the vibrant fabric of Bahrain’s historic tapestry.

One imprisoned a deposed ruler, one was bombarded by the same British ship that exiled him, and one might make a great venue for a military music festival!

Since they struck the AWS Servers and the government apps aren’t working, how do I pay the ewa bill? Do we have to go old school and pay the bill outside the house or can call them and pay it through the phone?

Its so frustrating pls find the solution

In light of recent events, I couldn’t help but draw similarities between the last time Bahrain was properly attacked (not counting the singular Iraqi Scud in 1991) and the recent Iranian strikes.

In October 1940, at the height of WWII, 4 Italian aircraft flew in one of the longest bombing raids attempted at the time to strike Bahrain’s oil infrastructure. The attack itself caused limited physical damage, but the consequences for Bahrain were enormous.

As I went through historic documents and some really good blog posts discussing the event, what struck me most was how familiar some of the emotions sounded even across eighty years: fear of distant wars reaching us, uncertainty about the future, and the realisation that our small islands are never fully insulated from regional conflict.

So I ended up writing a full long-form article about it. Would genuinely love feedback, corrections, or family stories from anyone whose relatives remember wartime Bahrain.