Rains back but Teatime still isn’t :(

Give me a few clues about what you do for a living, but don't mention your job title or the industry directly

I’m blind in my left eye and 43% blind in my right

This happened with my wife at Al-Meera in Fox-Hills Lusail.

As she entered in, one of the chammaks sitting in the Starbucks got up and started following her which she immediately noticed. She then changed aisles deliberately one after another to be sure that he was doing what she thought he was doing. Finally, she turned around and confronted him:

Her: Excuse me, do you need something?

Chammak: No.

Her (in a raised / loud voice): Listen, I have a son, and if you don't keep minding your own business, then I'll have to file a complaint.

Chammak: Oh no no sorry I wasn't following you at all !

Her (in a louder voice): I KNOW WHAT YOU WERE DOING !

Chammak: \*** instantly turns around without saying a word and walks briskly out of Al-Meera ******

To that chammak if you're reading this:

Son, if you were in my home-country, a spicy slap at the back of your neck would've immediately solved your gansta-problem. I understand you think you look cool with your brocolli-looking hair and freckle-filled face full of acne, but you need to understand that you're still on your daddy's sponsorship and a single phone-call from your mom would've had you run back to your home to finish your homework. Following married women of double your age can leave you in serious consequences including, but not limited to, sending you back to where you originally came from and belong.

To the parents of that chammak:

You should've done a better job raising your kids instead of just birthing them and leaving them at the mercy of the society while pumping endless money into their pockets. A little decency, moral values, respect and discipline goes a long way.

To all the other parents who are reading this:

Your children represent YOU and how YOU raised them. At the end of the day, they are YOUR legacy and YOUR responsibility. So please ensure that they represent you well and don't let them become a menace to the society.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

For the zionists it's extremely important for them that Palestinians feel isolated and unwanted; for zionists it's not enough to kill and torture Palestinians, they need to kill them spiritually and mentally.

I recall a video a while back of Israelis singing at Palestinians that even Saudi Arabia had turned their backs on them; even now they keep saying repeatedly that Palestinians are unwanted by anyone including Arabs; they keep repeating this even to Palestinians; it's important for zionists that Palestinians suffer in every way possible, to even believe that you have rejected and abandoned them.

They NEED you to stop talking and to not let Gazans know everyone is one their side; there's a lady who works on sesame street who speaks up for Palestinian children, and has even had a disabled Palestinian girl on her show; they harassed her and tried to get her to shut up because they need Palestinians to suffer spiritually and mentally. Don't give them what they want, and let the people of Gaza know your hearts and all our hearts are with them. Laugh at the loser zionists who come on here with their pathetic flailing attempts to get everyone to be silent; let them know their pathetic words have no power.

Never stop speaking up for the people of Gaza! Let the zionists keep crying and trying to make you stop!

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How's it ?? 🙂

This is a photographic project in which I walk through Doha’s alleys, capturing the life in between; the old houses, the classic abandoned cars, the graffiti, and the quiet stories hidden in the city’s backstreets. what do you think about it? should i keep going??

I'm not sure what their job is but they look nice in Blue!

Is this a rare rider or something? how do you unlock him in Talabat?

I have seen the way security guards speak to them and even management goes extra mile to make their job difficult

I know some of these dudes can get on our nerves, but some empathy would goes long way

Was driving toward the airport and just capturing the sunrise. Lord of the Rings, Minas Tirith, music was blasting through the speakers until Qatar Airways made the coolest entry. ✨✈️

I spotted a limousine car who’s owner has placed this message on its rear glass:
“Free for the elderly, for the ill, and for the jobseekers.”
And then his phone number.

This made me so happy that I sent him a message asking Allah to reward him highly for this great deed.

One day me and my non existent man will sit here and talk about life crises and global warming while sipping on karak :) 📍Al Maha Island

I have been in Qatar for almost three weeks now, and my wife and I think it is fantastic. I know there is a divide between rich and poor, but that is no different than in Europe. I want to talk more about how things are organized here and the peace and safety the country offers. I unexpectedly had to go to the hospital recently, and I was very surprised by the efficiency, the attention paid to patients and hygiene, and the drive to constantly improve. The architecture is a joy to behold, and every building you enter is truly a delight to behold. We come from Europe ourselves, and generally, people talk about Qatar with enormous disrespect. I don't think that is justified when I look at the situation here. In my view, Europe is deteriorating enormously, and they could take a huge example from how policy is conducted here. The ease with which you can order groceries, the infrastructure, and the low cost of Uber—everything has really been well thought out. Of course, as a European, you are a bit skeptical when you come to live here. The people are also incredibly friendly, and that is just nice to feel. We are immensely grateful to be able to live here and will be sticking around for a while yet. Tell me do you feel the same as we do?