Does your house have Qamaria? [Archives:2003/643/Culture]
Mahyoub Al-KamalyThe traditional Yemeni home is uniquely built and the first eye-catching sight for visitors…
June 19 2003
Culture & Society
Tourism and tourist services…..In dire need of improvement [Archives:2003/641/Culture]
Salah Saleh AhmedYemen Times, TaizTourism with all its aspects is considered a worldwide a most…
June 12 2003
Why Islam (1) [Archives:2003/641/Culture]
Nadia Al-SaqqafFor Yemen TimesIntroductionIslam is probably the religion most ignored or misunderstood by people in…
June 12 2003
Female students in Yemeni schoolsGender sensitivity [Archives:2003/640/Culture]
Nemah Abdullah Alzabidy *Hodeidah UniversityHodeidahBackground The Yemeni school system has three levels namely, primary (six…
June 9 2003
The faint linkSuccess and luck [Archives:2003/640/Culture]
By Kamal A. Al-Hirdi When people succeed, it is because of hard work. Luck has…
June 9 2003
Rector of Sana’a University Dr. Naser Al-Awlaqi to te Yemen Times, “Sana’a University will be the first Arab university in which all staff members have their own PCs and are connected through a network” [Archives:2003/639/Culture]
Born in Shabowa, 1946 Dr. Naser Al-Awlaqi progressed through life, achieving one success after another….
June 5 2003
Preachers, what’s it all about? [Archives:2003/637/Culture]
Bassam JamilIt's magic alright, but not the one through which you enchant people; it's the…
May 26 2003
Art message, visions of Islam in Britain [Archives:2003/635/Culture]
Fahmia Al-FotihSince September 2002 a team of young British artists have been spending a year…
May 12 2003
Reasonable boundaries or confining barriers?Tough dilemma [Archives:2003/636/Culture]
By Sam Ashuraey For Yemen TimesSociety, for as long as can be remembered, has played…
May 12 2003