Indian Embassy celebrates Punjab region’s rich folk culture [Archives:2008/1180/Last Page]
Tariq Al-Adil, Bashir Al-Selwi, Iskander Mamari and Ayman ZainFor The Yemen TimesThe Indian Embassy celebrated…
August 11 2008
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A hearty “Hai!” to second Japanese culture week in Sana’a [Archives:2008/1179/Last Page]
By: Alia IshaqYemenis drinking green tea and trying on traditional costumes like kimonos? Only at…
August 7 2008
The Arab Thought Forum’s Third Youth Conference:Toward developing institutionalized work for Arab youths [Archives:2008/1177/Last Page]
By: Nadia Al-SakkafFor two days, Arab youth from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, Somalia,…
July 31 2008
Al-Mashaqir and the status of women in folklore [Archives:2008/1176/Last Page]
Nisreen ShadadFor The Yemen TimesAl-Mashaqir is a collection of fragrant plants worn in women's hair,…
July 28 2008
Yemen’s grandest mosques depict history’s artistic side [Archives:2008/1175/Last Page]
By: Saddam Al-AshmoriFor The Yemen TimesYemeni mosques, both old and modern, are distinguished by their…
July 24 2008
Yemeni youth are crazy for Facebook [Archives:2008/1173/Last Page]
By: Alia IshaqFacebook, a social networking site created by a student at Harvard University four…
July 17 2008
Zamil in war and wedding ceremonies [Archives:2008/1171/Last Page]
By: Almigdad [email protected] Zamil is a two-line poem that's considered one of the main popular…
July 10 2008
British Orientalist Painting at the Tate Gallery The Lure of the East [Archives:2008/1169/Last Page]
The Tate Gallery's exhibition on British Orientalist Painting explores the responses of British artists to…
July 3 2008
The Yemeni restaurants of Brooklyn: Traditional tastes made in America [Archives:2008/1168/Last Page]
Sarah WolffWherever there are Yemeni people, Yemeni food is likely to follow. I learned this…
June 30 2008