Farida Al-Rimawi

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Safa Muhtaseb Takrouri says

Hey Farod :)
Ana bene o benek 3am bakra2ha coz ente konte 3amltele recommendation 3aleha :p ana kaman 7abetha :) latefeh.
EnshAlla i will read hadol ele 7aktele 3anhom. Juj told me you are coming soon enshAlla :) can't wait to c u coz miss you kteeeeeeeer

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Safa Muhtaseb Takrouri says

Actually i'm in the middle of it right now!! O plz Farod dalek e3malele recommendations 3ala books ekono 7elwen coz ele fatra (as you notice) kol she 3am bakra2o 3am betla3 be5ze)!!! Kolo one star!!! Miss you :* :*

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Safa Muhtaseb Takrouri says

Hey Farod :) kefek? Actually ana 3am bakra2 Tarme be sharar, o kar2e only 50 page o krehthaaaa, bet2l3et!!! Bs ana hal2 shofet your review o think i'm going to continue it coz shwae shaj3tene akmelha when you said that you didnt like it o ba3den a3teteha 3 stars!! So, l nshof sho bedo eser :p

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7asan says

yep.. at least for now,.. how's things with you?.. and happy new year btw : D

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7asan says

things are good.. i graduated and looking for a job now :)

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7asan says

thanks for the recommendation.. i have already added to my list : )

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J. S. says

Oh, I see! It got re-added to the list when shelfari did the combine, I just thought that perhaps it is a part of some series after all, since I'm not familiar with the work. Thanks for letting me know!

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J. S. says

Hello, Farida!

I just thought to let you know that I've removed "Raven's Ink" from the standard series "Raven" as a) it seems to be a stand-alone book, and not part of a series b) it's not part of that particular series. Please let me know if I missed something. Thank you!

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Talal says

Hi Farida,

i went through your shelf and found alot in common with mine...


you have interesting liberary here... hope we ll be friends

Have a Nice Day

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Isra' K says

سلاما،
كيف حالك؟

أزعجتك بكثرة السؤال، أعلم، لكني يكاد الموقع هذا يصيبني بالجنون!

حاولت إضافة بعض الكتب، ولمّا أردت التعديل لم أدر من أين أعدل،
ولست إلى الآن أعرف كيف أضيف الكتب بالعربية.

بعض الكتب موضوعة بلغات أخرى على أنها اللغات الأم للكتب، ومع عدم صحة ذلك لا يمكنني تغيير أي شيء!

هلا ساعدتني رجاء.

أشكرك جزيلا

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Isra' K says

Oh so that's it then?

Thanks a lot :)

You too take care.

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Isra' K says

Salams.

I've made a quick look at your shelf. Quiet interesting.
Just how did you manage to add all those Arabic books? I've searched for many but couldn't find all I wanted.

Thanks in advance :)

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Fatma ~ says

Hi :)
Ramadan Mubarak to you too !
The Pretty Little Liars series is fun to read, I don't watch the TV series but I heard that they go too fast in the TV show.
They miss alot of stuff in the TV show and it's a bit different regarding the things that happen and the way the girls look.

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César Lasso says

:)

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César Lasso says

No, my friend. It is funny. I tried to mix different ideas in only two or three words, something like "friendly biased against". It is that he had some previous ideas before meeting the Arabs, and when he got to meet them, he continued to see them through the ideas he had previously acquired. That is very typical of all human cultures.

I am studying that man's simplicities, but he was a real gentleman. Although he has simple ideas of the Arabs (that simplicity is logical: he only spent 43 days of his life in the Middle East, he didn't have time to reconsider), he admires many aspects of the civilization he was visiting: he was surprised at the "cosmopolitism" and variety of Cairo, where fellahs, sherifs, Berbers, Arabians, Persians, Turks, Nubians, Abyssinians, Christian copts, Jews... crowded the streets, and he declared that the worst race present in Egypt was the Europeans who had gone there to exploit the Arabs (that is brave to declare, considering he was himself a European).

Two years after that voyage he was appointed Portuguese consul in Havana, in a moment when England was an empire pressing hard to abolish slavery. Since Cuban plantations were based on slave work and they had to release the Africans, they found a trick to bring Chinese workers "under contract" and cheat them into an actual state of slavery. Since those Chinese started the journey to Cuba from Macao, then a Portuguese colony, Eça de Queirós considered them Portuguese citizens and fought hard to change the unjust laws and improve the situation of those poor Chinese. He was a gentleman.

If someone does not fully understand your heart but likes things about you and always tries to defend you, wouldn't you consider that someone a friend, despite their limitations?

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César Lasso says

Hello, my friend,

I'm learning a lot about that author I once told you (Letters from England). I wrote a short description for another book by the same author at http://www.shelfari.com/books/24048716/O-Egypto

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Safa Muhtaseb Takrouri says

Yes 7bebte i read samrkand, bs ana sarle fatra shwae bate2a bel reading coz ma3 jam3te o Mohannad mo mla72a she :p

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Safa Muhtaseb Takrouri says

Farod kefek? :) :)
Bede a7kelek thanx kteeeeeer for recommended Warda to me!!! betjaneeeen, 7abetha :) i enjoyed it very much :) thanx again

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