Pakistan's Imran Khan and wife Reham Khan to divorce

Imran Khan married Reham Khan in January this year in a simple ceremony at his Islamabad home.

Pakistani opposition leader and former playboy cricketer Imran Khan is to divorce for a second time, ending his marriage to a TV journalist just ten months after they wed, his wife said Friday.

Imran Khan, 62, married 42-year-old Reham Khan, a former BBC weather host and a divorced mother of three, in January this year in a simple ceremony at his Islamabad home.

"We have decided to part ways and file for divorce," Reham Khan said in a brief statement on her Twitter account Friday.

"Yes I can confirm their divorce," Naeem ul Haque, Imran Khan's spokesman told AFP.

"They mutually agreed to divorce today. It's a painful and personal matter, so I won't be able to comment more or state any reason for it," Haque said.

Loved by millions across the cricket-obsessed nation for winning Pakistan its only World Cup in 1992, Khan's sporting prowess and rugged good looks also brought him international celebrity in a country lacking glamour.

He was considered his country's most eligible man until he suddenly announced his plans to marry shortly after launching a movement to topple the government in August 2014, which he called off in December after a Taleban attack on a school that killed 150 people.

Reham Khan, host of a local TV talk show, was widely criticised after she appeared at public meetings of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) party, with opponents accusing her of seeking to boost her own profile through her husband's fame.

She found particularly harsh reception in northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, governed by PTI.

She also sparked controversy after it emerged that she had not actually attended a college where she claimed to be a student on her website.

There had been reports Imran Khan's family was unhappy with his choice of bride.

Imran Khan is the father of two sons from his previous marriage to British socialite Jemima Khan (nee Goldsmith).

Born in 1952 in Lahore into a comfortable family with origins in the Pashtun northwest, he was educated at Aitchison College, the Eton of Pakistan, boarding school in England, and then Oxford University.

He became one of the world's greatest ever all-rounders - a fearsome fast bowler and dangerous batsman - whose finest hour came at the 1992 World Cup, where at the age of 39 he led an inexperienced team to the title.

Off the pitch, he had a string of socialite girlfriends and frequented exclusive nightclubs in London until he married Jemima Goldsmith, the daughter of the French-British tycoon James, in 1995.

She converted to Islam and the couple moved in with his family in Lahore.

They divorced in 2004, allegedly over the difficulties Jemima faced in Pakistan, where she was hounded for her family's Jewish ancestry, and his obsession with politics.

Many of 27 dead in club fire in Bucharest still unidentified

Media reported that clubgoers initially thought the flames were part of the show and 

immediately react.

Officials said most of the 27 people who died when a heavy metal band's pyrotechnical show sparked a deadly fire at a Bucharest nightclub have not been identified.

Raed Arafat, an emergency situations official, said on Saturday that 17 of the dead have not been identified. TV stations posted a number for people to call to find out about the tragedy, the deadliest in the country's history.

The deflagration killed 27 people and injured scores of the club's mostly youthful patrons. Some 146 remain hospitalized across the capital.

Arafat says the death toll could climb from the fire that ripped though a club, located in a basement in a building in downtown Bucharest, a city of three million people.

The government will meet later and propose three days of mourning.

Witnesses told Antena 3 TV that there were between 300 to 400 mostly young people at the club, housed in a former factory, and only one exit door when the metal band Goodbye to Gravity was performing and a pyrotechnical show went awry. The station reported that people panicked and rushed for the exit.

Digi 24 television station cited witnesses who said a spark on stage ignited some polystyrene decor.

Media reported that clubgoers initially thought the flames were part of the show and did not immediately react. Fire regulations can be lax in Bucharest clubs and restaurants.

An Associated Press photographer at the scene saw people wandering around outside the club clad in emergency blankets in an apparent state of confusion.

Upon hearing the news, people descended on the club looking for loved ones. Adding to their anxiety was the fact that many of the clubgoers were not carrying identity papers so victims could not immediately be identified.

"She's not answering the telephone and she's not saying anything," said a mother, dressed in a black leather jacket, crying in front of television cameras.

"We want information whether he's alive," said a visibly overcome woman, speaking about a family member.

Several major nightclub fires have been blamed on pyrotechnics igniting foam used for soundproofing, including The Station nightclub fire in the U.S. that killed 100 people in West Warwick, Rhode Island, in 2003 and the Kiss nightclub fire in Brazil, which killed 242 people in the university town of Santa Maria in 2013.

Raed Arafat, a government emergency situation official, said that people were treated for burns, smoke inhalation and lesions at hospitals around the capital. Twenty-five were reported in serious condition at the Municipal Hospital.

What is Halloween?

What is Halloween Halloween is a time of celebration and superstition for many Christians around the world. However despite this, its role in Christianity is widely debated, with some Christians distancing themselves from it entirely.

 

Halloween spans the line between autumn and winter, post harvest, which signifies times of plenty and scarcity - proverbial life and death.

 

The exact history of Halloween remains disputed, but it is thought to have originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (Samhain was the Druidic lord of death). The pre-Christian Celts lived around 2000 years ago in northern Europe, in what is now the UK, Ireland, and parts of northern France. Celts saw the time as the end of harvest and the onset of winter, which was considered a time of death. During Samhain, people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off roaming ghosts who had returned to Earth.

 

Long after the establishment of Christianity in what was once Celtic land, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to honour all saints and martyrs in the 8th Century. This was known as All Saints’ Day and shared similar customs to Samhain.

 

The evening before All Saints’ Day was known as All Hallows’ Eve. Over time this became Halloween. By the 20th Century, Halloween became a more material occasion and popular community-based activity which was specifically aimed at children.

 

What is done In modern times, people dress up in costumes. The original idea was to ward off evil spirits, but today it’s more for fun. Costumes are generally of a spooky nature, with witches, vampires, skeletons, and zombies being popular options.

 

Houses are decorated with ghoulish adornments, and a pumpkin placed outside by the front door.

 

Young children are encouraged to play “trick or treat”.

 

What is trick or treat “Trick-or-treating” is an American addition to the occasion. It is suggested that it dates back to the early All Souls’ Day parades in England. The poor would beg for food and better-off families would give them pastries called “soul cakes” in return for their promise to pray for the family’s dead relatives.

 

The idea filtered down to contemporary children, who would go around houses asking for sweets or money. When someone opens the door, they are given an option to provide a treat, or suffer a trick. Tricks are generally light-hearted.

 

What are the pumpkins for The pumpkin is known as a Jack-O-Lantern, and contrary to popular belief, it is not an American addition, despite pumpkins being indigenous to the Americas. The Jack-O-Lantern actually traces its lineage to Ireland, and the vegetable of choice was originally a turnip.

 

According to Irish myth, a man called “Stingy Jack” invited the Devil to have a drink with him. As his name implied, Stingy Jack didn’t want to pay for the drinks, so he asked the Devil to turn himself into a coin so that he could pay. The Devil obliged, but Jack chose to keep the coin and put it into his pocket next to a silver cross. The cross prevented the Devil from changing back.

 

Stingy Jack eventually freed the Devil, under the condition that he would not bother him for a year and that, in the event of Jack’s death, he would not claim his soul.

 

Jack eventually died, and because of his antics, God would not allow him into Heaven. The Devil, upset by the trick that Jack had played on him and keeping his word not to claim his soul, also would not allow Jack into Hell.

 

Instead, he sent Jack off into the night with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack put the coal into a carved-out turnip and has been roaming the Earth with it ever since. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as “Jack of the Lantern

 

Shaikh Mohammed in ‪#‎Uzbekistan‬

MOOR - The Film Premiere in #Dubai Grand Hayat ,Vox cinema

Moor-the film is about After the death of the family's matriarch, her husband and son must confront not only the corruption in society around them but the corruption within themselves.

Moor  is Pashto word and the meaning is MOTHER .

Pakistan Enters ‘Moor’ in Foreign-Language Film In Oscar awards & Category at the 88th Academy Awards
Mahandru Associates  are event partner of premiere of  MOOR-THE FILM in  Dubai grand Hayat vox cinema and  Gulf news, Khaleej time  ,Geo , Khayber , K2 , Mirch Masala Magzine ,Emirates Advertising bay and some blogger there for coverage .

 

Moor is intelligent, gripping and beautiful. One can only be more happy that you had such an amazing cast to work with which was complimented by the best soundtrack I have heard in years. As a Pakistani I am both indebted and proud. Thank you

Earthquake of 7.7 magnitude strikes south Asia

A powerful earthquake of 7.7 magnitude has shaken south Asia, with more than two minutes of sustained shaking felt in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad, and buildings rattling in Afghanistan and India.

The quake was also felt in the Pakistani cities of Lahore, Faisalabad and the mountainous region of Chitral.

 

ISLAMABAD: A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck major cities of Pakistan, including the northern areas on Monday, leaving several injured due to roof and building collapses. At least 12 casualties have been reported from various areas.

Six people were killed in Swat, while four people were killed in the Bajaur tribal region after the collapse of buildings in the area. A child was killed in Kallar Kahar.

A wall collapsed in Sargodha, killing one and injuring 10 people, while three are injured in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

 

Tremors have been felt in major cities, including Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Quetta, Kohat and Malakand.

Rescue 1122 has been put on high alert in Punjab. The disaster response force is on standby and a code red has been imposed, Director General Rescue Punjab Retd Brig Dr Ashraf Zia said. Rescue 1122 Spokesman Jam Sajjad said there were no reports of any deaths in Lahore.

 

Communication services have been disrupted in Islamabad, where walls swayed back and forth and people poured out of office buildings in a panic, reciting verses from the Holy Quran. A building has also reportedly collapsed in Peshawar.

Citizens took to social media to post reports of the massive quake that lasted for up to one minute.

Tremors were also felt in Kabul and New Delhi.

The full extent of the damage and the number of possible casualties is not yet known.

7.7 on Richter scale

The magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck in northeastern Afghanistan, the United States Geological Survey said.

Vineet Gahlot, the director of seismology at the Indian Meteorological Department, said the earthquake had a magnitude of 7.7 and an epicentre deep in the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan. Pakistan state TV reported the same magnitude.

The Pakistan Meteorological Department, however, said the magnitude of the earthquake was 8.1.

The quake was 196km deep and centred 82km southeast of Feyzabad in a remote area of Afghanistan in the Hindu Kush mountain range.

According to USGS, the epicentre is 67km from Chitral.

Rescue operation

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has directed all federal, civil, military and provincial agencies to declare an immediate alert and mobilise all resources to ensure the security of citizens of Pakistan. All agencies have been directed to move out with their resources.

According to Inter-Services Public Relations, Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif has directed army personnel to reach out where required to help affected people without waiting for orders.

Pakistan and the region, along an active continental plate boundary, is often hit by earthquakes. In September 2013, a magnitude-7.7 quake struck Pakistan's Balochistan province, killing at least 376 people. In 2005, the country was hit by a 7.6-magnitude earthquake that killed more than 73,000 people and left about 3.5 million homeless.

Edward maya & Vika jigulina in radio station now

Edward maya & vika Jigulina is in Dubai for the upcoming music night stereo Love   Organised by Mahandru Associates .

These are fresh picture they are in at the moment in Radio station 105.4 spice radio .

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Death for man in Dubai who set 'friends' on fire

A construction worker has been sentenced to death in absentia for killing a warehouse keeper by setting him afire. He was also accused of trying to kill another man in the same manner, who survived the arson attack.

The 32-year-old Pak national, who is identified as D.K., and is still at large, knew both the victims personally. The Court of First Instance has convicted D.K. of premeditated murder, premeditated attempted murder and arson in the incident reported on February 9.

A fellow Pakistani winch operator said in the investigation that he had seen the accused chatting and laughing with the victims shortly before the incident.

"There were no problems and they talked about funny incidents that usually occur at the workplace."

The accused then left the warehouse and came back after few minutes carrying a bucket.

However, the victims were taken aback when D.K. poured gasoline on them and the material inside the warehouse. The survivor of the incident said he felt the blanket he was covering himself got wet in seconds.

To their surprise, D.K. ignited a lighter, which put them, as well as the construction material belonging to a contracting company in Jebel Ali, on fire.

He said that he heard D.K. saying after setting the place on fire, "You all die inside' and then he left the place". The victim, who survived the attack, said that he did not know what was the motive behind D.K.'s gory act.

"Our relation was good and that was the same for the other victim. There were no problems".

He added that the blanket saved him from death while the other victim, who was all in flames, was screaming of his horrendous burns. He managed to kick open the warehouse's wooden door and jumped outside.

The warehouse guard rushed to put off the flames engulfing the first victim with a fire extinguisher no ne could get any closer to him.

Eventually, the guard put out the flames on him but of no use. The victim died shortly later.

The court's ruling is subject to appeal within 15 days.

RUN WAY DUBAI 3 Annual FAshion Show

The 3rd Annual RUNWAY DUBAI fashion show will be hosted on the 24-26th of November, 2015. Runway Dubai has quickly been recognized as the most inspiring Fashion Show and media event in the UAE, featuring local and international fashion designers showcasing their unique creativity and diverse styles at the very colorful fashion show event.

 

More of the event details here http://runwaydubai.com/season-3.html

 

 For more information on sponsorship opportunities, email: pr@runwaydubai.com

The RIPE FOOD & CRAFT MARKET

Under the Patronage of HH Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum The Crown Prince of Dubai, Chairman of Executive Council, The Ripe Food and Craft Market at Zabeel Park is back on Friday 6th of November.

Located under the lush greenery of Zabeel Park's Gate 2, what better way to spend your Friday mornings than picking fresh, organic, local fruits and veggies from the Ripe Organic Stall at our distinctive alfresco shopping venue in the heart of Dubai!

 

 And as usual, we’re getting the whole community involved, with over 100 local passionate businesses including the best foodies, artisans, designers, jewellers entertainers and musicians in town.

 Join us every Friday at Zabeel Park from 6th of November 2015 between 9am-3pm (Gate 2)

Retail gold prices in Dubai edge down slightly

Spot gold drops 0.5% to $1,171.66 an ounce on Monday morning, while U.S. gold futures slides nearly 1%

Dubai: Gold was retailing slightly lower in Dubai on Monday compared to a day earlier, but prices were still higher than a week ago.

 

The price for 24-carat gold stood at Dh141 per gram as of 11:30am in Dubai, down only 50 fils from Sunday, but up nearly Dh2 from a week earlier. The price for 22K was pegged at Dh134, while 21K and 18K retailed at Dh128.25 and Dh111 per gram, respectively.

Spot gold dropped 0.5 per cent to $1,171.66 an ounce by 0639 GMT, while U.S. gold futures slid nearly one per cent, according to a Reuters report.

 The majority of retail investors had earlier predicted that gold will continue to rally this week on lower expectations of an interest rate increase this year.

In a survey conducted by Kitco, 78 per cent of 288 retail investors said they are optimistic on the bullion’s performance this week, while only 16 per cent were bearish and 6 per cent were neutral.

Among market professionals, however, fewer (57 per cent) were betting on gold’s rally to continue, 29 per cent were bearish and 14 per cent were neutral.

Some analysts are not seeing any further price movements in favour of gold this week since the US Federal Reserve is not expected to hold any meeting or issue a statement that could impact the US dollar.

Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, noted that many investors remain “lukewarm” to the precious metal “but following three major short-covering rallies since August, the selling appetite seems to be fading.”

With the broader macro environment starting to show some support for gold, Hansen said “the current price action still shows how investors remain unconvinced and that stronger evidence of an improved outlook is need in order to shift sentiment.”

“So the big question is now whether gold just like silver will be able to break its previous highs thereby helping to improve the technical outlook. Gold needs to break its August high at $1,171/oz in order for the higher lows seen since July to have any positive price impact.”

Gold Rate: To keep up to date with gold prices, go to our gold rate page.

Global Village Opening day 3rd November 2015

Don't miss ‪#‎GlobalVillage in its 20th season, opening on the 3rd of November. Will you join us on the opening day…

 

 

Global Village Dubailand is the world’s largest tourism, leisure and entertainment project. It is the region’s first best traditional, entertainment, family and shopping destination; celebrating varied cultures, art, theater and cookery from around the world. Every year, it welcomes 6 million visitors over an area of 17,200,000 sq. ft.

The Global Village has seen a great success since it has been launched in 1996 and through the following years, creating a unique tourist destination that is required by visitors from all over the world. According to the statistics, which have shown an outstanding increase in the numbers of visitors and nations contributing with superior sets of pavilions on the place, the village is still by far the most striking magnetism of the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF). It’s a good experience for the tourist to enjoy, as it provides them numerous of services and facilities

The Global Village is another main attraction during the DSF  for tourists, who

social variety. The Global Village is related with DSF, though it runs longer than DSF. The Global Village is a unique concept of bringing the whole globe under a single roof. As the name designates, Global Village is a true symbol of culture of various countries at a single place. Every country will set up its own rotunda, wherein famous products in their home countries are presented. Apart from product sale, Global Village also provides entertainment events, food stalls, children rides, sports activities and lucky draws on daily basis.

social variety. The Global Village is related with DSF, though it runs longer than DSF. The Global Village is a unique concept of bringing the whole globe under a single roof. As the name designates, Global Village is a true symbol of culture of various countries at a single place. Every country will set up its own rotunda, wherein famous products in their home countries are presented. Apart from product sale, Global Village also provides entertainment events, food stalls, children rides, sports activities and lucky draws on daily basis.

For the past 15 years, Global village has been providing cultural entertainment along with a globally shopping experience to millions of visitors. Wonderful live presentations, mouth-watering cookery from all over the world and reliable art crafts and products from different countries expect your arrival at the many rotundas of Global Village. There are many more attractions, including exciting trips and firecracker displays, to complete your visit.

Where the world comes together, Global Village attempts to offer its visitors with a fun-filled capability with detail to relief. Situated in Dubailand on Emirates Road, the location is easily reachable to all from around the country. Special services include but aren’t limited to shuttle services to and from Global village and the parking area, restaurants, prayer rooms and ATM’s. The guest’s comfort and experience is Global Village’s top importance.

Global Village is a must visit destination and runs in association with the Dubai Shopping Festival, however the village itself is undergoing major redevelopment which does not affect the existing village but will ensure from late 2008 onwards a year round destination that will attract millions of people.

Downtown Design 2015

It’s the fair that brings global and regional designers, architects, collectors and enthusiasts together. Downtown Design is coming. October 27th to 30th.

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Victories of Arab coalition in Yemen

Victories of Arab coalition in Yemen prove it is on the right path: Minister

UN Resolution-backed action in Yemen aimed to save its people from destruction wrought by the Houthis.

Stero Love with edward Maya & Vika Jigulina 23rd October 2015 .

A music night - which you will never forget.
Ticket Price - AED 250
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Emirates Advertising Bay: Dubai Design Week

Emirates Advertising Bay: Dubai Design Week: More update

Dubai Design Week

Monday, 26th - Saturday, 31st October 2015

 Held under the Patronage of Her Highness Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-Chairman of Dubai Culture & Arts Authority, Dubai Design Week, in partnership with Dubai Design District (d3) is also supported by both the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (DCAA), and the Dubai Design and Fashion Council (DDFC).

 

 

 Creating a point of time that encourages the growth of the design industry in Dubai, Dubai Design Week will not only establish the city as the regional capital for design, but also as the global meeting point for the international design community. The 6 day event will activate more than 60 separate activities and projects, celebrating the best in design both regionally and internationally.

Grand Fashion Bazar -season 5

Grand Fashion Bazaar" by "Ayesha Nizam" is back on 7th of November from 11am till 10pm at Grand Excelsior Hotel, Bur Dubai.

 

 

 

 

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6-year-old boy on balance wheels run over by car in Abu Dhabi

Child's death prompts calls for use of balance wheels only in designated areas  ..
Abu Dhabi/Dubai: Abu Dhabi Police on Monday urged parents to ensure their children use smart balance wheels only in designated areas and use protective gear while doing so following the death of an Emirati child.
The victim, a six-year-old Emirati identified as S.A., was run over by a car on Monday in Abu Dhabi while using smart balance wheels, Gulf News has learnt.
The balance wheels, also known as a hoverboard, resemble a skateboard or a mini Segway without a handle and cost between Dh900 and Dh2,000.

Colonel Jamal Salem Al Ameri, Chief of the Public Relations Section at the Abu Dhabi Traffic and Patrols Directorate, said using smart balance wheels as a tool of entertainment in public areas, especially in roads and even service roads, may result in accidents.
Using smart balance wheels has become increasingly popular in the UAE in recent months, especially among the younger population who use it in indoors and in  public.
The battery-powered board moves according to the user’s weight distribution. To move forward, for example, the user only needs to lean forward. To slow down, stop or move backwards, the user has to lean back. The same principle applies when the user wants to turn left or right.
Col Al Ameri urged parents to make sure that their children only use their balance wheels in designated areas such as parks. Various malls in the capital and in Dubai have banned smart balance wheels.
Col Al Ameri also said that children must use protective gear such as helmets, knee, elbow and wrist pads to ensure maximum safety.
In Dubai, an Indian mother sought to warn other parents about keeping their children protected while using smart balance wheels following her son’s accident on Saturday.
Aisha, a businesswoman, did not intend to buy smart balance wheels for her 11-year-old son but gave in due to his insistence. She allowed him to try it out first in a shop to see how it worked.
“He took a right turn but the machine turned faster than he had anticipated so he fell on his right side,” Aisha told Gulf News.
Aisha said she is not blaming the machine itself but is urging parents to take the necessary precautions for their children should they decide to buy it for them.
“He has a soft tissue injury on his right forearm. He has had a sling since Saturday. Alhamdulillah he did not have a serious injury; no fractures or anything,” Aisha added.
Aisha said she took her son to a hospital in Al Garhoud where a nurse who tended to her son’s injury said they receive as many as 14 similar cases each day, including a child who had two broken ribs after falling from smart balance wheels. Gulf News could not verify this.
Another Dubai resident, Mohammad Khateeb, had an accident using smart balance wheels a month ago. Khateeb said he took the balance wheels to his office for work purposes but ended up in hospital hours later.
“When I stepped on it, my feet were not positioned correctly. So, the side where the right foot was, started turning right while the left side started turning in the other direction. I fell on my back and tried to break the fall using my hand. My hand was fractured and I was off work for three weeks,” the Jordanian who works in advertising said.
Khateeb agreed that users should ensure the safe use of these boards. He also emphasised that people should keep to their normal activities as physical activities such as walking are now being neglected by board users

Sensation Dubai 2015

Sensation returns for another epic music and dance event of the year.

Sensation Dubai 2015

Date:   Friday, 30th October 2015                   

Duration:       1 day Category:      Live Entertainment
Venue ;         Meydan Grandstand and Racecourse, Nad Al Sheba          
Admission:   AED 425



After an unparalleled run of more than 100 successful indoor Sensation shows for millions of ecstatic visitors in over 30 countries all over the world, Sensation is making its second trip to the Middle East after a phenomenally successful inaugural show last year. The event will be held in Meydan Racecourse, where 1000's of people will gather for an epic night filled with spectacular show elements and the best music that this world has to offer.

Buy Ticket : http://www.sensation.com/tickets/ 

Wife lost consciousness at the mall seeing his husband with another woman

Picture is for illustration purpose only

 

The Kuwaiti woman fainted on the spot and husband ran away without attending her from the mall.

 

A wоmаn in Kuwаіt wаѕ ѕhосkеd whеn ѕhе ѕhе ѕаw hеr huѕbаnd wіth аnоthеr wоmаn іn a ѕhорріng mаll and fainted оn thе spot.

Thе husband, whо wаѕ also ѕhосkеd, nоt оnlу rаn away, leaving hіѕ wіfе to be аttеndеd bу thе mаll’ѕ paramedics, but also fled frоm Kuwаіt.

 Mаnу ѕаіd that thе huѕbаnd’ѕ reaction іѕ worse than his ѕhаmеful affair

Mubarak, a Kuwаіtі mаn, ѕаіd thаt nо matter what the соnѕеԛuеnсеѕ , he ѕhоuld nоt lеft hіѕ wіfе іn thаt condition аnd run аwау. “He should have еxрrеѕѕеd regret аnd begged her tо fоrgіvе hіm. Not run аwау. Hе іѕ a соwаrd.”

Abееr, a Kuwаіtі wоmаn, felt ѕоrrу for the wife. “I саn imagine hеr shock. It muѕt hаvе been dіffісult for hеr to ѕее her husband with аnоthеr wоmаn. Hоw dare hе сhеаt hеr аnd how dаrе hе dо іt іn a рublіс place. Hе dоеѕn’t dеѕеrvе her and іf I wаѕ in hеr рlасе, I would nеvеr gо bасk tо him. She ѕhоuld seek divorce.”

Noura, another Kuwаіtі wоmаn, said thе іnсіdеnt shows thаt thе huѕbаnd іѕ a mеаn реrѕоn аnd thаt she dеѕеrvеѕ a better mаn.

 

“Gооd that ѕhе found оut whаt kіnd of реrѕоn hе is. Shе deserves a bеttеr huѕbаnd, a rеаl mаn, not thіѕ coward.”

the Creative Design Conference!

 

Interested in design, graphics, and how they can work together to tell a story? Here's your chance to get tickets for the Creative Design Conference!

 

The conference is open for all graphic designers and creative minds in the publishing industry. Graphic Artist Fernando Baptista from National Geographic is one of the event speakers.

 

Apply by clicking on the link below for a free ticket to the event, which is on October 25 at Dubai Knowledge Village. This event is free of charge only for Gulf News followers.

 

Please make sure that you are 100% committed to attending the event before you register, as there are limited seats available.

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