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Family life from the feminist perspective; can women have it all? Can anyone?
How precious is Muslims' praying together as one Muslim in world cup 2022
All Arab people around the world are satisfied that Fifa world cup is taking place this year 2022 in Qatar, it is the first Fifa world cup to be held in an Arab country since the inaugural edition of the tournament in 1930. This international football tournament attracts football lovers from all over the globe and brings them to celebrate as one.
Enas El NemrPublished 2 days ago in Viva
Nabulsi from singer to a Quran reciter. learn about his experience
Adham Nabulsi was a Jordanian artist, vocalist, producer, composer and songwriter. He began singing on stage in 2013 when he was a contestant in the Arab edition of TV series “X-factor” then gained fame over the years.
Enas El NemrPublished 9 days ago in Viva5 Christmas Movies For The Whole Family To Enjoy!
Christmas is coming! And, Christmas time is all about family and togetherness. Weve put together some recommendations for movies to have on hand for the Christmas season that the whole family will enjoy. These are all movies to buy and watch year after year!
Be Inspired - Be MotivatedPublished 20 days ago in Viva
Why are handicrafts useful?
Do you know that crafting simple handmade items brings comfort to you when you need to calm down? Don’t worry about the materials; they are already languishing at your home. No matter how your handmade product looks like, the most important is its benefit to you.
Enas El NemrPublished 28 days ago in Viva
I went on my first solo trip after getting divorced|And it was life-changing
When I was married, many holidays consisted of a particularly chilly family trip to Cornwall. Every year, I would take my son and two daughters on vacation for at least a month and my husband would join us whenever he could. I have great memories of those vacations, but my solo trip experiences now are something else entirely and life-changing. Although I still enjoy the odd quiet day, I've definitely broadened my horizons.
Abdul BasitPublished about a month ago in Viva
The Female Collaborators Of Clueless Masculinity
In more nothing-news-here from the 'Water Is Wet' department, a recent study on dating determined that the number of chronically single men continues to grow as women say "Nuh-uh," to any who have consistently failed to meet what they've been saying they want for literally several decades: Emotional connection, ability to communicate, shared similar values.
Nicole ChardenetPublished about a month ago in VivaThe Thinning of The Veil.
If you are familiar with the Pagan, Druid, or Wicca communities at all, whether personally or historically, then it’s likely that you have at least heard of the holiday of Samhain. Samhain, (Pronounced Saa-wn) is considered to be the pagan new year and the time of year when the veil between this present world and the spiritual, or ancestral, is the thinnest. While many consider Samhain to fall on or around the secular folk holiday of Halloween and celebrate it simultaneously, they are vastly different holidays with different origins and atmospheres.
Anastasia SinclairPublished 2 months ago in Viva
Patriarchy “A timeless sickness”
On a lonely night in Helsinki, I found myself on my sofa watching Ridley Scott's new movie "The Last Duel". I was expecting a decent movie to spend my sleepless night and I end up watching a remarkable film, depicting the timeless patriarchal violence of our society. I am not going to "spoil" the movie, on the contrary, I will argue you to see it, or even better read the book, from which the movie was inspired, by Eric Lager. It is about the story of Lady Marguerite, a victim of rape by a deluded man, with the inability of understanding the concept of rape. Due to his "habit" of enforcing violence against other women in the past. In a time, in which a patriarchal society rushes to justify violence against women.
Sergios SaropoulosPublished 2 months ago in Viva
The Army's Miraculous Food Invention You Never Knew About
Even though they’re not the most glamorous of topics, ration packs have become essential during military campaigns all over the world, and especially so in war zones where hot meals aren’t always readily available to the soldiers on the front line. But although many different types of rations have been developed throughout history, one particular innovation by the United States Army back in the 1940s has been virtually forgotten, and it’s actually quite miraculous when you take into account how long it can last without spoiling. Here’s what it is and why it’s so ingenious.
Oemer YILDIRIMPublished 2 months ago in Viva
How to Survive Infidelity in the NBA…and Beyond
The headlines come in quick succession, from the Internet to the evening news to the morning paper. What is the topic? The infidelity of Ime Udoka. It's a revelation that has rocked the NBA world as the ethos of the star coach keeps dropping like a rock after each passing headline.
Are Single-Parent Homes Detrimental to the Growth of Children?
It’s no secret that parenting is challenging. Whether you’re a single parent or part of a married couple, raising children takes a lot of time, energy, and patience. And yet, as the 21st century continues to challenge fundamental concepts in our social paradigms, one question remains: are single-parent homes detrimental to children’s growth?
The Challenges of Being a Modern Woman
It was 8 a.m., and the sound of the alarm clock shattered the silence. Jane quickly silenced it and rolled out of bed. She had to get ready for work. Despite being exhausted, she knew she couldn't skip a day at the office, or else she'd fall behind on her projects. Juggling a career and a family was hard, but she was determined to make it work.
