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Party Makeup Tips For Arab Girls

Everyone knows that party is a nice event where we can meet many people and get friends. To get friends, you must appear attractive so they are interested to know you more. Besides a beautiful dress, make up also determines your “success” on parties. Make up for parties is of course different with make up you wear for work, or for hanging out with friends. A nice and good make up can boost your confidence, since people will see you in the right way, not because you appear like a monster.  Here are some tips you can do before going to parties. (more…)

Moroccan Shooting Star Maryam Hassouni

Maryam Hassouni’s parents Alia and Abdelbaki Hassouni are Moroccan and moved to the Netherlands a few years before Maryam was born on September 21, 1985 in Amsterdam. She has a younger brother Zakariya and sister Sarra. Dutch Shooting Star Maryam Hassouni is considered to be one of the most talented actresses in her country. At the age of 20 she won an International Emmy Award for her role in the TV-drama “Offers” (Sacrifices) in which she played a Palestinian terrorist.

In 2002 she started her acting career with the role of Dunya El-Beneni in the television series Dunya and Desie, which was nominated for an International Emmy Award for Children and Young People in 2004 and again in 2005. In 2006 she wins the International Emmy Award for Best Performance by an Actress for her role Laila al Gatawi in the 2005 Dutch TV film Offers.

Lebanese Singer And Musician Myriam Fares

Talented singer and dancer, Myriam Fares is a breath of fresh air in the music scene and the creator of her own style. Myriam Fares was born in Kfar Shlel, a small village in Southern Lebanon, near Kfarhata  village. Fares’ took ballet lessons from age five, and at age nine earned first place on Tele-Liban (Al Mawahib Al Saghira) in Oriental dance. She registered at the National Conservatory of Music  and studied musicology for four years. At age 16, she participated in the Lebanese Song Festival where she won first prize for the public Lebanese song nomination. At 17 she participated in Studio el Fan 2000, representing the district of South Lebanon and earned first prize.

At age 21, Fares signed her first record deal with Music Master International, and launched her debut album, “Myriam”, on October 21, 2003. Her music video for the hit song “Ana Wel Shouk” became one of the most requested music videos as soon as it was broadcasted on local and cable television. Fares’s next move was to shoot her second music video for “La Tis’alni”, directed by Salim El Turk. In the video, Faris portrayed two different characters. During Myriam’s promotional tour for her album in Egypt she was named “Best Female Young Artist” for that video. Myriam’s second album Nadini was released in 2005. The first single was “Nadini”. “Haelek Rahtak” came next, and the third single was “Waheshni Eih”. Well this is not the end of Fares’s career we sure she will keep continue her wonderful performance for her crazy fans.

12 Years Saudi Arabian Girl Married With 80 Years Old Man

This is really a very shocking news for all Muslims that a Saudi father, whose name has not been released, sold his 12-year-old daughter to his 80-year old cousin for the equivalent of $22,600. The elderly man, who lives in the city of Buraidah, stands accused of raping the girl after the wedding. He has previously married three other young girls.

“She was raped and they took her to the hospital after the wedding night,” Wajiha Al-Huwaidar, a Saudi journalist who has been banned from reporting by the government told The Media Line. “Usually when the girl is very young, the authorities tell the husband not to touch her until after puberty. When he was interviewed, the guy just said she was old enough and he didn’t know she would get hurt.”  The girl, already in the custody of the elderly man, was reported to have shouted “I don’t want him, save me!” when contacted by phone by a journalist from the Al Riyadh, a local newspaper in the Saudi capital. (more…)