Arshiah Parween
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Editor and writer. Currently working as a sub-editor with The Gulf Today (UAE). Instagram: @arshiah25
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gulftoday.ae | Inculcate the habit of reading
Arshiah Parween gets an insight into the importance of encouraging children to read from a few attendees of the Knowledge Summit 2016 held in Dubai.
The Gulf Today
gulftoday.ae | A reader's delight
Arshiah Parween gets candid with British author Ann Morgan during the recently concluded Knowledge Summit 2016 held in Dubai
The Hindu
For a great marriage, men must cook - The Hindu
For a great marriage, men must cook - The Hindu
TheNational
The tricky question of GCC's over-reliance on energy subsidies is ...
The tricky question of GCC's over-reliance on energ...
timesofoman.com
GCC Women: Challenging Stereotypes
GCC women are playing a positive role in shaping a more tolerant attitude towards Arab
women. Since the rapid progress of GCC countries due to the oil boom, their women
have been fast engaging in all aspects of society, and thereby challenging stereotypes that
continue to haunt them...
The Gulf Today
gulftoday.ae | The big push forward
At first glance, the Mars Mission seems all about space and scientific explorations. But dig a little deeper, the mission does not just have the potential to become a treasure house of scientific knowledge but could give a “big push forward to the Arab world’’.
Thought Catalog
I'm Getting Really Tired Of Hearing About Rape Stories | Thought ...
Not reading a rape story has become a rarity these days. To be very honest, rarest of the rarities, is it not?
mei.edu
“Invisible” White-Collar Indians in the Gulf | Middle East Institute
“Invisible” White-Collar Indians in the Gulf. By Arshiah Parween | Freelance Writer - Your Middle East | Aug 14, 2013 ......
mei.edu
Middle East Institute - Challenging Stereotypes: Educational Aspirations of Emirati and ...
By Arshiah Parween | Freelance Writer - Your Middle East | Feb 28, 2013. Stereotypes of Muslim women abound. Muslim...
The Gulf Today
gulftoday.ae | Letters to the Editor
True love is beautiful but rare
While going through the newspaper, a particular article left my heart pounding. The article is about the love story of Muzaffar Khan and Ayesha Bibi (“No boundaries: Woman tells 70-year-old love tale”, June 6, The Gulf Today).
All relationships are beautiful. But some happen to be carved, maybe, with a little more care, with a little more beauty put into it. I believe Ayesha’s love story is one of those.
The Gulf Today
gulftoday.ae | Letters to the Editor
UAE a beacon of hope
At a time when the Middle East is witnessing intense civil and political turmoil, it gives a great sense of relief to see the UAE emerge as the world’s most trusted nation ( “UAE most trusted nation by its residents: Report”, April 25, The Gulf Today).
The Edelman report is heartening but at the same not something that’s astonishing. The UAE’s leadership’s lofty envisioning and the timely and effective executions of its plans have brought about a spectacular transformation of the country.
The Gulf Today
gulftoday.ae | Letters to the Editor
Sharjah is uniquely attractive
When I first came to Sharjah just a month ago, I often found myself among many excited tourists in malls and restaurants. So I am not surprised to know that Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority (SCTDA) has high hopes regarding Sharjah’s tourism sector.
Qatar Tribune
QATAR TRIBUNE - Muslims Must Speak Out Loud Against The Kidnapping Of The Nigerian Girls - Qatar Tribune - First with the news and whats behind it
Muslims Must Speak Out Loud Against T...
The Gulf Today
gulftoday.ae | Be grateful to God for everything!
Sincere gratitude towards God is a state, when you recognise deep down in your soul, that the Almighty who is the most wise and loving, has plans, that’s truly the best for you.
Your middle east
Kuwait: Wake up!
I am deeply attached to Kuwait. Perhaps because of the early and carefree days that I spent there, or perhaps...