My all-time favourite shawarma! Nothing beats the Arabic shawarma from Falafil Al Mazra in Qulaya’a. Always hits the spot! ❤️
Anyone else here a fan of this place? 👀

I was going to work this morning. Left my home in Al nahda Sharjah and took the exit towards sharjah ring road

I crossed the T junction and then merged into the left lane since only 1 lane goes towards the bridge.

I did not merge late or at the very end.

Any idea on how i got this fine would be helpful so I can avoid it in the future

That now people will dream of winning not phones or samsung in giveaways..but FREE PARKING FOR A YEAR!🤦🤦

EDIT : IAM JUST SAYING THAT EVEN AFTER PURCHASING SUBSCRIPTION PARKING WE CANT FIND PAID PARKING ALSO🤦FORGET KACHA OR FREE PARKING! 3 HOURS EASILY I SPEND FINDING PARKING🥺🥺😢😢😢

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I have a huawei laptop which has had battery issues for years, I have taken it to a few place who fixed the problem of it not charging, but not the battery life. It turns off after only about one hour or so. I’m looking for a place which can fix it for me but I don’t know where to take it. Any recommendations?

Hi everyone,
I’ve recently secured a job opportunity in Abu Dhabi, with the office located on King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street. My working hours will be approximately 9 AM to 6 PM.
Currently, my family is settled in Sharjah, Al Taawun, and I would prefer not to relocate immediately. I’m willing to spend a few hours commuting daily if it’s manageable, but I’d like to understand the practical realities before making a decision.
I would appreciate advice from people who currently commute between Sharjah and Abu Dhabi for work.
A few things I’d like to understand:
Travel time: How long does it realistically take to travel from Al Taawun to Abu Dhabi City during morning rush hour, and how long is the return journey after 6 PM?
Transport options: Are there reliable shared car lifts, monthly carpool arrangements, buses, or other practical options for this route?
Estimated cost: What would be the approximate monthly cost for a daily round trip using a shared car lift or other transport?
Door-to-door commute: Considering traffic and the last-mile journey to the office, how many hours per day should I realistically expect to spend travelling?
Personal experience: For anyone doing this regularly, is it sustainable in the long run, or would relocating to Abu Dhabi be the better option?
I’m particularly interested in reliable, reasonably priced transport options that would allow me to continue living with my family in Sharjah, at least initially.
Any real-world experiences, recommendations, approximate costs, or contacts for legitimate carpool services would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

Hello admin is ir okay if a share an upcoming adoption day event happening in Sharjah?

Hello everyone in Sharjah, I hope you’re all doing great!

Even though I was born in Qatar, I actually lived a big chunk of my childhood in Sharjah, all the way from KG up to the end of 6^th grade.

After very long years I will be coming back on a short visit, but I am afraid this trip will ruin my memories/nostalgia because the image I currently have of Sharjah is the one I had as a kid, and places change over time.

Buhaira Corniche in winter with my cousins, cycling and playing football on the grass. I still remember the smell of the grass so well, and I still remember how lively Buhaira was. I remember Ramadan used to come across winter and they would have corn and chestnut vendors only during Ramadan and Eid in nice cold weather.

Sahara Centre with my mother and brothers after school, the sweet corn outside Spinneys in the basement floor. Adventure Land, the roller coaster, the football cards machine game.

My late aunt used to take me out on car rides, and she used to buy me all snacks and sweets that I liked.

My father buying me my first ever football jersey from Central Souk, it was a Brazil R9 shirt.
The first World Cup I watched as well, we used to go to a packed café to watch the 2006 World Cup games because the ART subscription was too expensive.

My school, Rosary School in Mleiha, and the great memories I had there with my friends.
I later went to another school in Al Nahda/Dubai, getting stuck on the school bus at Al Taawun Roundabout, hopping on the bus before sunrise to reach school on time. Playing PSP or Top Trumps on the bus so we don’t get bored.

Al Wahda Street and the old Lebanese Ice Cream shop, the shawarma and falafel places. Al Mukhtar Bakery on Al Ettihad Road. As a first grader with daily experience riding the school bus I have memorized all of Sharjah’s roads and even used to help adult family members navigate before GPS. Believe it or not I still remember all directions by heart even after almost 20 years since I left. I also remember going to the flying saucer with my father to get lunch home from Al Tazaj (I heard the building now is an art centre), I slightly remember it was a COOP when we first moved to Sharjah.

Sharjah COOP in Khalidiya was our main place to shop, I remember how busy it used to be.
And Carrefour in City Centre was where we always used to buy our school bags and supplies before September, and I used to hate seeing the back to school decorations because I never wanted summer to end.

I wrote this post very randomly, I only wrote what came to mind with no consideration to grammar or proper writing, it’s a mixture of feelings and emotions of memories when life was way simpler. Sharjah will always be a dear and special city to my heart ❤️

Hey everyone,

If you live around the Al Majaz / Corniche area in Sharjah (or nearby in Ajman) and have been looking for a solid, high-quality place to train combat sports without paying massive big-box commercial gym prices, you need to check out Shuriken Martial Arts Center in Al Shaha Tower (Al Majaz 3).

Honestly, it’s a total hidden gem right next to my house. It doesn't have the flashy, corporate marketing of the giant fitness chains, but the training quality is elite. The head coach, Coach Nour, holds 5 distinct black belts across Judo, BJJ, Karate, Taekwondo, and Kickboxing. Training under a single master with that depth of cross-discipline lineage in the UAE is incredibly rare—he knows exactly how to bridge everything together for real MMA and self-defense.

Currently, he is teaching high-level Kickboxing and Jiu-Jitsu for all levels beginner and advanced.

Absolute beginners are totally welcome, but I am also highly looking to attract experienced martial artists—especially blue, purple, and brown belts in BJJ who want a low-ego, highly technical room to get quality training and sparring.

I am planning on coordinating and building a proper community here with my coach to get things moving and hopefully bring in more people of all backgrounds and revamp the current schedule to add more class slots etc…

Drop a comment below or DM me if you want to join the WhatsApp group I set up to coordinate a trial day. Let's build a solid, high-quality training crew right here in Sharjah!

I need them urgent please

Hi Ladies,

My only friend in the area recently moved and I'm now looking for other 20-something year old women that live in Al Mamsha/Al Jada to hang out with: cafes, gym, groceries, mall, jummah, activities - that sort of thing. If you're looking to meet a new friend, please hit me up!

Thank youuuu

Hi, worried parents here
We were planning to send our child to Euro kids in Al khan, is there any parent who has children studying there, how’s the nursery ?? How did it affect your child’s communication? Did you see any improvement? And is there any better nursery than euro kids in Al taawun area that you would suggest.

Thanks, please let us know it would mean a lot.

hi,
how much time does it take to get an appointment at UHS after receiving a voucher for ultrasound/mammogram from pink caravan?

thank you

Hi everyone, my family has a flight to India from Abu Dhabi Airport at 2 AM, and we live in Sharjah and I don’t own a car.
I’m planning to take an intercity bus from Jubail Bus Station to Abu Dhabi, then another bus to the AUH airport.
For those who have done this journey, what time should we leave Sharjah, and how early should we reach the airport? Is this route practical with family with 2 yr baby and luggage, or are there better options?
Would really appreciate your advice. Thanks!

Can dm me from sharjah for free ride as iam also going there for some dental work

Hi everyone,

I’m considering living near Sharjah Corniche (Al Majaz area's) for around 2–3 months as my family is coming to visit. My workplace is in Business Bay, Dubai, so I’d appreciate some advice from people familiar with the area.

I’m aware of the occasional traffic, but is the construction work still ongoing in the area, or has most of it been completed?

How is the situation these days in terms of traffic, road closures, noise, and general accessibility?

Would you recommend living there for a few months, or would it be better to look at another area?

I’d appreciate any recent updates from residents. Thanks!

I can’t stop this feeling it’s almost 5 am and i’m in constant worry and thought about if they’ll cut out the electricity idk what i’ll do or how i’ll survive this is so anxiety inducing!! Last time they did it without any warning whatsoever, this time I have my dependent with me and i’m so so worried. There’s no chance in hell i’ll be able to pay 2180 dhs at once and they keep rejecting my request to pay in installment. i’m so so worried I can’t be the only one.

We had pending bill even after payment above 1000 and our electricity cut off, meanwhile water is running and gas is coming. Can anyone who has been in a similar situation guide me?

Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a 1-bedroom apartment for a young couple, preferably with one parking space. I’m open to options in either Dubai or Sharjah, depending on the location and rent.
I’ve recently started working again and am trying to get back on my feet financially, so I’m hoping to find something affordable with God-fearing rent prices. 😂🙏

If you’re a landlord or agent with any available options, please DM me with the location &, payment terms etc

I’d really appreciate any genuine leads or recommendations. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to start my driving licence in Sharjah and I’m a complete beginner with no home-country driving licence.I’d especially appreciate recent experiences regarding class availability(SAT &SUN), instructors, test preparation, hidden/additional costs, and how long it took you to get the licence. - #female drivingclasses

Thank you!

Hi everyone, I am looking for someone who is driving from Muwaileh Commercial to Centrepoint metro station or any other Red line metro station for work. I need to reach centrepoint by 9:30.

Willing to pay a decided amount .

We’re bringing our women-only, hijabi-friendly basketball community from Qatar to Sharjah/ Dubai🇶🇦🇦🇪 We’re already an established community in Qatar, and now we’re looking to build the same supportive space here.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or a pro, it doesn’t matter! 🫶🏻 We’re planning our first session with a friendly match, October 31st so come meet new people, play basketball, and have fun.
Interested? DM me to join! 🏀

What ya'll upto this fine sunday? I've had a long day today anyone upto doing that in sharjah? Pm let's

This is New Al Taawun area exit to Industrial Areas and E11. Looks like they are making a tunnel here too. Where would this lead?
The Al Taawun tunnel is known but what is the redevelopment happening here?
Thanks.