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T h e M a g a z i n e o f H C T - D u b a i<br />

<strong>Desert</strong>Dawn<br />

ءارحصلا رجف<br />

The many sides of the niqab<br />

Children growing up with violence<br />

Blade weapons<br />

One-day diary


<strong>Higher</strong> <strong>College</strong>s of Technology - <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Encouraging a Green Environment


From the Director<br />

Dr. Howard Reed, HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong> Director.<br />

Mohammad Ahli. HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s<br />

Campus<br />

During recent issues of <strong>Desert</strong><br />

Dawn, the Editors have addressed<br />

several very relevant articles;<br />

articles that are not normally<br />

featured in local publications such<br />

as Sex Education, Female Circumcision<br />

and Incest. Some of HCT<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong>’s partners in the community<br />

have been very responsive<br />

and suggested that on the basis of<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> Dawn articles we form task<br />

forces and develop action plans to<br />

work on the topics covered. This<br />

exciting possibility gives <strong>Desert</strong><br />

Dawn a new dimension which was<br />

only implied in the past, i.e. social<br />

action.<br />

<strong>Desert</strong> Dawn’s content intends<br />

to heighten awareness of social<br />

issues and even stimulate discussion.<br />

This process has been disappointing,<br />

but instructive in the<br />

sense that it points out additional<br />

learning experiences for our<br />

students, such as: Learning more<br />

about the business of magazines,<br />

even the possibility of selling it;<br />

creating social action task forces<br />

with community partners; developing<br />

our online potential to a<br />

greater level; getting more male<br />

readers; and, using more ‘forced’<br />

reading and discussion groups.<br />

The list of potential new learning<br />

experiences can probably be expanded,<br />

but this short list should<br />

keep us busy.<br />

For example, DWC and DMC are<br />

now one college, HCT <strong>Dubai</strong>, with<br />

two campuses, the Men’s Campus<br />

and the Women’s Campus. This<br />

means that we can get more male<br />

students writing articles for and<br />

reading <strong>Desert</strong> Dawn; perhaps<br />

having discussion groups or<br />

even debates about <strong>Desert</strong> Dawn<br />

articles. As HCT <strong>Dubai</strong> moves into<br />

this new exciting phase, <strong>Desert</strong><br />

Dawn is positioning itself to play<br />

an important role in stimulating<br />

the learning environment<br />

to include social, economic and<br />

cultural awareness.<br />

Publisher<br />

howard.reed@hct.ac.ae<br />

04 2089 202<br />

Publisher<br />

Dr. Howard Reed<br />

Editors<br />

Alia Al Shamlan & Reem Binjab<br />

Designers<br />

Lamya Al Mualla & Mohammed Al Marri<br />

Writers<br />

Abdulla Al Shaiba<br />

Abdulla Al Hammadi<br />

Alia Al Shamlan<br />

Afra Matar<br />

Asma Obaid<br />

Amna Al Falasi<br />

Eman Al Ali<br />

Hessa Falaknaz<br />

Khulood Mohamed<br />

Lamya Al Mualla<br />

Maitha Al Haddad<br />

Maitha Hamdan<br />

Mariam Al Nuaimi<br />

Maryam Sayed<br />

Maryam Bin Ali<br />

Moaza Al Sharif<br />

Mohammed Ahli<br />

Mohammed Al Redha<br />

Mohammed Al Marri<br />

Reem Binjab<br />

Rehab Al Suwaidi<br />

Salma Al Saadi<br />

Samya Al Mandoos<br />

Sahar Al Khatib<br />

Saeed Salim Almas<br />

Cover by<br />

Abdulla Al Hammadi<br />

Advisors<br />

Dr. Hanan Hairab<br />

Chair-Applied Communications<br />

Arabic Text Editor<br />

Laura McNabb<br />

English Language<br />

Margo Tummel<br />

Graphic Design<br />

Rajaa Abu-Jabr<br />

Journalism<br />

<strong>Higher</strong> <strong>College</strong>s of Technology-<strong>Dubai</strong><br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Women’s Campus<br />

Tel. +9714 2672 929<br />

PO Box 16062, <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

www.dwc.hct.ac.ae<br />

For feedback regarding <strong>Desert</strong> Dawn, please<br />

contact Dr. Ken Newman on +9714 2089455<br />

or email: desert.dawn@hct.ac.ae<br />

Written & designed by HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong> Women’s<br />

Year 4 Applied Communications students


Contents<br />

06<br />

CULTURE: The many sides of the niqab<br />

The authoritarian brother<br />

The struggle to fit in<br />

06<br />

WEARING THE NIQAB:<br />

A PERSONAL<br />

CHOICE?!<br />

06<br />

SOCIETY: Blade weapons<br />

Women and horse riding:Manmade<br />

barriers?<br />

Playing football:a career or a dream<br />

Women in police stations<br />

14<br />

MARRIAGE: Education threatens marriage<br />

Women’s careers after marriage<br />

26 When marriage becomes a<br />

business plan<br />

EDUCATION: DWC High School<br />

Educating maids<br />

35<br />

HEALTH: Children growing up with<br />

violence<br />

39 Living healthy<br />

Steroids and the youth<br />

CAREER: One-day diary: Would you switch<br />

roles with your housekeeper<br />

45<br />

PERSONALITY: National champions<br />

Graduate profile: a view from<br />

the top<br />

48<br />

FICTION: Joory<br />

52<br />

The opinions presented in this issue do not necessarily represent the views of <strong>Desert</strong> Dawn, the Applied Communications Department,<br />

HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong> or its officials. <strong>Desert</strong> Dawn welcomes submissions from all students, however, not all submissions may be printed and they may<br />

be edited for space, style and content. <strong>Desert</strong> Dawn is produced by HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>’s Applied Communications Department، ––Women’s Campus.


6 CULTURE<br />

The controversy of wearing the niqab. Reem Binjab/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

WEARING THE NIQAB:<br />

A PERSONAL<br />

CHOICE?!


The many sides of the niqab<br />

Reem Binjab<br />

Muslim women’s decision to wear or not to wear the niqab remains a controversy.<br />

“The niqab is not a religious symbol,<br />

it’s a sign of enslavement and<br />

debasement. I want to say this<br />

solemnly; the niqab will not be<br />

welcomed on the territory<br />

of this republic. We cannot<br />

accept in our country women<br />

imprisoned behind a mask,<br />

deprived of all social life of their<br />

identity.” – Sarkozy, President<br />

of the French Republic<br />

The niqab is commonly known as<br />

a face veil, which is used by Muslim<br />

women to represent modesty<br />

and to avoid attention from the<br />

opposite sex. Despite its general<br />

connection with Islam and its religious<br />

value, scholars have stated<br />

that its origins are pre-Islamic and<br />

it is in fact only a cultural practice<br />

with no roots in Islam. The dean<br />

of Al-Azhar University and one of<br />

the highest Islamic authorities in<br />

Egypt, Sheikh Mohammed Tantawi,<br />

says the niqab is a tradition and<br />

not a part of Islam. on his visit to<br />

one of the schools associated with<br />

Al Azhar, he apparently told a girl<br />

wearing the niqab, “I know more<br />

about Islam than your parents<br />

and I’m telling you to take it off.”<br />

The origins of the niqab go back<br />

to a millennium pre-Islam; it was<br />

introduced in the Roman Empire<br />

and was later adopted by different<br />

cultures. If the niqab isn’t originally<br />

Islamic, why are more women<br />

wearing it in Arab countries like<br />

Egypt and Saudi Arabia? Could<br />

it be that its purpose is misinterpreted<br />

and scholars are using<br />

the name of Islam to promote<br />

oppression among Muslim women?<br />

THE oRIgINS oF<br />

THE NIqAB<br />

go BACk To A<br />

MILLENNIUM<br />

pre-Islam; It was<br />

INTRoDUCED IN<br />

THE RoMAN<br />

EMPIRE AND WAS<br />

LATER ADoPTED<br />

By DIFFERENT<br />

CULTURES.<br />

Integrating devoted Muslims into<br />

foreign societies has started many<br />

debates. Today, wearing the niqab<br />

is banned in many countries<br />

around the world as it has been<br />

labeled a new form of enslavement.<br />

It is said to cause confusion, draw<br />

crowds in public and even pose<br />

a threat to a country’s security.<br />

Many Muslims are enraged by<br />

the ban. During a debate on CNN,<br />

Heba Ahmed, a USA based author<br />

and a writer on the MuslimMatters.org<br />

blog argues that “just<br />

because someone does not accept<br />

my interpretation of Islam or<br />

doesn’t personally like it, doesn’t<br />

mean we can use laws to violate<br />

people’s freedom of expression<br />

and freedom of religion.”<br />

She also believes that the niqab<br />

does not in any way represent<br />

oppression or enslavement<br />

because the majority of women<br />

who wore it did so willingly and<br />

were not in any way pressured<br />

into it.<br />

This, however, is not the case<br />

in some developing countries<br />

such as Afghanistan and Bangladesh,<br />

where women’s rights are<br />

jeopordized by a male-dominated<br />

culture and women are expected<br />

to conceal their identity whether<br />

they want to or not. According<br />

to Hamida, an Afghan college student<br />

in <strong>Dubai</strong>, most of the women<br />

she knew back in her country<br />

would have suffered dreadful<br />

violence at the hands of their husbands<br />

and male relatives had they<br />

refused to cover up in a certain<br />

manner and maintainthe family’s<br />

honor. Under the current Afghan<br />

regime, women are not officially<br />

required to cover their faces.<br />

In rural areas of Pakistan, it is<br />

worn by women as part of conventional<br />

traditions that are not<br />

connected to religion; minorities<br />

like Christians and Hindus also<br />

practice these customs.<br />

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8<br />

In cities like Mecca and Madina<br />

in Saudi Arabia, it is considered<br />

compulsory to wear the niqab and<br />

women who fail to do so are often<br />

taunted. In an interview with<br />

Dr. Iman, a newly specialized<br />

family physician at <strong>Dubai</strong> Health<br />

Authority, she said that during<br />

her visit to Mecca to perform<br />

Al Haj, a member of a religious<br />

group scorned, “Cover your face,<br />

woman,” and gave her a pamphlet,<br />

which labeled women who expose<br />

their faces as “sinners.” She ex-<br />

plained that she found his behavior<br />

very shocking and was intimidated<br />

by the people around her.<br />

BEyoND THE<br />

CoNTRovERSy<br />

oF WoMEN’S<br />

REASoNS FoR<br />

WEARINg THE<br />

NIqAB, THERE IS<br />

A gRoUP WHo<br />

WEAR IT FoR<br />

MANIPULATIvE<br />

PURPoSES.<br />

The niqab in the UAE is often worn<br />

by women in public. Despite the<br />

presence of workplace rules,<br />

which banned government employees<br />

from covering their faces<br />

in the late 1990s and early 2000s,<br />

teachers, receptionists, bankers,<br />

and even doctors today are seen<br />

with covered faces while at work.<br />

Dr. Fatima, a dentist at Rashid<br />

Hospital who wore the niqab for<br />

eight years of her life, revealed<br />

that she decided to stop wearing<br />

it because of the restrictions it<br />

enforced on her. “I loved being<br />

a niqabi, it is who I am. But I realize<br />

that being a qualified doctor is<br />

more important. Patients’ satisfaction<br />

comes first and if revealing<br />

my face provides some sort of<br />

comfort for the patient, I’m all<br />

for it.”<br />

In another interview, a doctor at<br />

the <strong>Dubai</strong> Hospital explained that<br />

recently a number of patients<br />

requested to see her specifically<br />

because they were uncomfortable<br />

visiting one of her colleagues<br />

who wouldn’t reveal her face<br />

for religious reasons.<br />

Beyond the controversy of women’s<br />

reasons for wearing the niqab,<br />

there is a group who wear it for<br />

manipulative purposes. There have<br />

been reported incidents in which<br />

both men and women have used it<br />

to perform illegal operations such<br />

as bank robberies and identity<br />

theft.<br />

on February 10, 2010, an article<br />

with the headline “Man claims<br />

fiancee hid beard under niqab”<br />

was published in gulf News.<br />

It revealed a story of an Arab<br />

ambassador in the Emirates, who<br />

called off his wedding because his<br />

wife was allegedly bearded and<br />

cross-eyed and purposely hid her<br />

flaws behind the niqab. “the arab<br />

man, who also holds the title of<br />

minister plenipotentiary, claimed<br />

to a Sharia court judge in <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

that the bride’s family showed<br />

his mother photos of the bride’s<br />

sister and not the woman he was<br />

going to marry.”<br />

Another article published on<br />

october 15, 2010 by The National<br />

newspaper, reported an incident<br />

in which a man tried to illegally<br />

enter the country by wearing the<br />

niqab.<br />

“The Bangladeshi man was sitting<br />

in the front seat next to the driver.<br />

The driver, kH, from oman, told<br />

the police that the person in an<br />

abaya was his wife and handed<br />

a female police officer his wife’s<br />

passport. The policewoman<br />

insisted the passenger take off<br />

the niqab.”<br />

Women continue to struggle for<br />

their rights to walk out in public<br />

wearing the niqab. But if wearing<br />

the niqab in the West brings<br />

unnecessary attention and hardships,<br />

could it be possible that<br />

persistence in this case defeats the<br />

main purpose, which is modesty<br />

and simplicity?<br />

Ironically, the main debate on the<br />

importance of the face veil lies<br />

within the Muslim community<br />

rather than the Western governments.<br />

Since Islam is a religion<br />

that mainly focuses on spiritual<br />

and behavioral aspects, many<br />

individuals find it hard to agree<br />

that concealing one’s face somehow<br />

makes them more devoted<br />

Muslims or “closer to god.” on<br />

the other hand, a great number of<br />

Muslims believe that dressing in a<br />

certain manner plays a great role<br />

in one’s dedication to their religion.<br />

There have been protests for freedom<br />

of choice and religious practices,<br />

but the main question remains:<br />

is concealing one’s identity<br />

truly considered freedom? There’s<br />

no way to justify why it is a good<br />

idea to either allow the niqab or<br />

ban it especially considering the<br />

many sides of the controversy.


victim of brother abuse. Alia Al Shamlan/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

The authoritarian brother<br />

Alia Al Shamlan<br />

When a brother abuses his role as the man of the house.<br />

Not knowing how to deal with<br />

the situation, Amna was shivering<br />

and nervous. She called<br />

the family driver several times,<br />

but he didn’t reply and she was<br />

worried her older brother would<br />

find out about her problem. She<br />

hated herself for losing her car keys.<br />

“I was working on the night of<br />

the <strong>Dubai</strong> World Cup and I lost<br />

my car keys. I called my younger<br />

brother to pick me up, but he<br />

said he couldn’t. I then called the<br />

driver and asked him to get me<br />

the spare key and by the time he<br />

arrived, it was around 11:30 pm.<br />

When I got to my car my older<br />

brother was standing there looking<br />

so angry; he forced me into<br />

his car and kept punching me in<br />

the face. He broke my jaw, gave<br />

me a black eye and a busted lip.<br />

His reasons were ‘you were late<br />

and I thought you were doing<br />

9


10<br />

something wrong’,” said Amna.<br />

The issue of the authoritarian<br />

brother is relevant to Arab countries<br />

especially in the gCC area<br />

Although many of the common<br />

traditional practices that hinder<br />

development and have harmful<br />

effects on a society have diminished<br />

through time, some traditions<br />

resist change. one of these<br />

traditions is the authoritarian<br />

role the man plays in the family.<br />

Men are mostly seen as the<br />

more powerful members of the<br />

familities as their role is to take<br />

care of women, be responsible<br />

for their expenses, and provide<br />

them with whatever they need.<br />

The responsibility is with fathers<br />

as they take care of their families.<br />

When the father isn’t present<br />

whether because he passed<br />

away or divorced, or even if<br />

he was sick, the responsibility<br />

automatically shifts to the mother.<br />

However, in most cases when<br />

there are elder brothers, they<br />

take over. Some brothers misunderstand<br />

their role. They assume<br />

taking the responsibility of the<br />

house means controlling the lives<br />

of the family members, especially<br />

the women.<br />

A.F., a student, has three brothers<br />

who did not interfere in her<br />

life when her father was alive.<br />

“When my father passed away my<br />

life changed dramatically,” A.F<br />

explains. She now needs to get<br />

permissions from her brother<br />

for things like getting her driver’s<br />

license or going out with friends.<br />

“I really wanted to drive and be<br />

independent, but because most<br />

of my brothers are policemen<br />

and army officers, they claim<br />

they are really worried about<br />

allowing me to drive and risk<br />

my life in an accident.”<br />

Dr. Abdulaziz Al Hammadi, Head<br />

of Family Cases Division at <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Courts, explains that the reason<br />

why brothers act authoritarian<br />

and strict is that they are not<br />

actually aware of their role as<br />

brothers. “They need to understand<br />

their role properly and not<br />

confuse discipline with abuse.”<br />

He also adds that some of them<br />

know their role and are well<br />

educated about it but sadly<br />

do not attempt to practice it<br />

because they are either too<br />

attached to their traditions or<br />

suffer psychological problems.<br />

HE REPEATEDLy<br />

SLAPPED AND<br />

PUNCHED ME.<br />

My FACE, BACk<br />

AND ARMS WERE<br />

BADLy BRUISED<br />

AND MoST<br />

IMPoRTANTLy<br />

My HEART WAS<br />

BRokEN<br />

ghanima Hassan, counselor<br />

of Psychology Services at the<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Foundation for Women and<br />

Children, explains that young men<br />

tend to act authoritarian. This<br />

goes back to the mother as she<br />

implants these ideas and beliefs<br />

in her sons’ minds. In some cases<br />

mothers are not educated, and,<br />

therefore, trust their sons’<br />

decisions.<br />

Hassan also points out that the<br />

first five years of a child’s life<br />

greatly influences his future. If<br />

a child as young as three years<br />

old is exposed to a father who<br />

physically or verbally abuses the<br />

mother, the child is most likely<br />

going to do the same when he<br />

grows up. “It’s an ongoing cycle,<br />

unless one of the men realizes<br />

that he has a problem and seeks<br />

help from a counselor to solve<br />

his issue.”<br />

In some cases, men claim to love<br />

their sisters and excuse themselves<br />

by saying, “I hit her because I am<br />

worried about her.” M.S, defending<br />

his violent actions towards<br />

his sister in the following story,<br />

used this argument. M.S. had a<br />

father who constantly abused<br />

his mother; he lived in a tense<br />

environment for 15 years of his<br />

life and his mother always had<br />

unpleasant things to say about<br />

his father. He has three sisters<br />

and is the only man in the house<br />

since the divorce of his parents.<br />

His sister, L.S., a young business<br />

student, is not convinced that she<br />

deserved to be punished by him.<br />

L.S. got to know Ali through<br />

a social networking website<br />

and started communicating<br />

with him as a family relative<br />

with no intentions of doing anything<br />

that could be perceived as<br />

inappropriate. She was the best<br />

student in her class, religious<br />

and respected among her peers,<br />

and her mother was very proud<br />

of her. “When Ali proposed to me<br />

I instantly told my mother and<br />

she told my brother, who got<br />

really angry!”<br />

In a week or so, Ali’s mother<br />

spoke to L.S.’s mother to ask for<br />

her hand in marriage; however,<br />

during that week her future


changed drastically. “My brother<br />

caught me having an innocent<br />

conversation at night with Ali on<br />

the phone and lost control. He<br />

started beating me and wouldn’t<br />

stop; he repeatedly slapped and<br />

punched me. My face, back and<br />

arms were badly bruised and<br />

most importantly my heart was<br />

broken because I wasn’t allowed<br />

to contact Ali again.” However,<br />

L.S. is still in touch with Ali<br />

and is very insistent on having<br />

his family visit them again for a<br />

proper engagement.<br />

Hassan described that some<br />

brothers tend to lose control<br />

of their emotions and behavior<br />

because of their fear for their<br />

sister’s reputation at that<br />

moment.<br />

Some parents might, by stating<br />

cultural beliefs, convince their<br />

children that they deserve to<br />

be physically abused for making<br />

a mistake. Hassan disagrees with<br />

such upbringing by stating that<br />

violence is never the solution<br />

even if the victim made a mistake<br />

that affected the family’s<br />

reputation. “Dealing negatively<br />

with a negative situation will<br />

only bring negative results,” she<br />

added.<br />

The number of reported cases of<br />

household physical abuse seems<br />

to be very low compared to the<br />

actual number of cases. Hassan<br />

said that since 2008, the <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Foundation for Women and Children<br />

has only received two cases<br />

of physical abuse and that was<br />

after the victims had suffered for<br />

years.<br />

Women who are victims of physical<br />

abuse should always seek<br />

help from professionals who can<br />

improve their situation at home.<br />

For example, a victim could first<br />

report the physical abuse incident<br />

to the police; if the abuse<br />

persists the police would call<br />

the abuser in to sign a pledge,<br />

as well as arrange therapy<br />

sessions to permanently resolve<br />

the issue. If the situation persists,<br />

it could be taken to the court and<br />

resolved by the authorities.<br />

Endless problems seem to affect<br />

the victim if either the verbal<br />

or physical abuse continues.<br />

“She will lose self-confidence,<br />

become an introvert and if she<br />

was a student, her grades would<br />

definitely deteriorate. Most<br />

importantly, family ties are<br />

disconnected and societies<br />

become corrupt,” says Hassan.<br />

“I had to quit my job since I was<br />

badly injured and couldn’t go to<br />

work. My life was ruined. I hope<br />

I marry to a good man and start<br />

a loving family where authority<br />

is nowhere to be seen. I yearn<br />

for this everyday. I will never<br />

lose hope. I hope my brother<br />

changes and at least senses guilt<br />

whenever he sees my face and<br />

the scars that he left on my skin<br />

and my heart,” Amna says.<br />

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12<br />

Lonely lemon. Samya Al Mandoos/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

The struggle to fit in<br />

Samya Al Mandoos<br />

The challenges foreign wives face while living in a different culture.<br />

“I woke up that morning with a<br />

strange feeling. I opened my eyes<br />

to a different room, different house,<br />

and different country. I closed my<br />

eyes tightly and prayed to god that<br />

I would fit into their society,” said<br />

Maryam Mohammed, a foreign wife.<br />

According to the <strong>Dubai</strong> Statistics<br />

Centre, about 30 percent of local<br />

men are married to foreign women<br />

and the figure is expected to grow<br />

in the future. Among this percentage<br />

there are successes and<br />

challenges.<br />

When Ali returned from a trip to<br />

an Asian country, his mother could


not wait to see him. But when he<br />

walked into the house, he was not<br />

alone; he had brought a wife back<br />

with him. “His mother disliked me<br />

from the first time she saw my face,”<br />

said Maryam, Ali’s wife.<br />

Maryam has been married to Ali<br />

for 23 years and has faced many<br />

problems with her mother-in-law;<br />

Ali’s mother could not accept<br />

maryam and always picked fights<br />

with her. Maryam thought her<br />

mother-in-law would finally<br />

accept Maryam into the family<br />

after giving birth to her grandchildren,<br />

but she was wrong and<br />

the hate persisted. Maryam said<br />

her marriage got worse, but Ali<br />

refused to divorce her because he<br />

was worried it would negatively<br />

influence their children.<br />

Maryam’s story does not represent<br />

the story of all foreign wives. Some<br />

live happily with their husbands’<br />

families. “I never had any disagreements<br />

with any of them,” says<br />

Alison H., referring to her in-laws.<br />

Alison met her husband while<br />

studying at university; she got<br />

married in her country and then<br />

moved to her husband’s home<br />

country, the UAE. “The main<br />

struggle was the language. I didn’t<br />

speak arabic when I first came to<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> and had to learn it to be able<br />

to understand,” Alison notes.<br />

“I believe being a Muslim helped<br />

me fit in with the arab society.<br />

I have always been fascinated by<br />

different cultures, and so it wasn’t<br />

that difficult to have an open mind<br />

to something different.” However,<br />

Alison’s marriage ended in divorce<br />

and she went back to her country.<br />

A contradicting opinion comes<br />

from Josephine Howells, who got<br />

married in 1988 and came to the<br />

UAE in 1989. “Personally, coming<br />

to the UAE was a culture shock.<br />

I was an independent woman in my<br />

country, but when I came to the<br />

UAE, my husband refused to let<br />

me drive or work.” She explained,<br />

though, that she was very happy<br />

with her in-laws because they<br />

respected her and her culture.<br />

ACCoRDINg To THE<br />

DUBAI STATISTICS<br />

CENTRE, ABoUT<br />

30 PERCENT oF<br />

LoCAL MEN ARE<br />

MARRIED To<br />

FoREIgN WoMEN<br />

Salma Mahboob is a foreign<br />

woman whose family was struggling<br />

financially and living in poor<br />

conditions. An Emirati man who<br />

was visiting her country offered<br />

her a marriage proposal. “I was<br />

very afraid, but I accepted his<br />

proposal to help out my family<br />

and support my younger brothers,”<br />

Salma declared.<br />

After her marriage, Salma faced<br />

a great tragedy when her husband<br />

died. “After my husband passed<br />

away, my in-laws tried to adopt<br />

my children, but I refused,” Salma<br />

said. She managed to raise her<br />

children on her own and received<br />

a monthly income from the<br />

Ministry of Social Affairs. Today,<br />

Salma is very happy with her<br />

choices and loves her children<br />

very much.<br />

In a survey conducted on Emirati<br />

society’s opinions on foreign wives,<br />

the majority of the respondents<br />

refused the idea of local men<br />

marrying foreign women.<br />

“Cultural differences are the main<br />

reason I reject this idea,” said<br />

Naeema Al Amiri, an employer<br />

at Sharjah Ladies Club. Al Amiri<br />

is concerned that mixing two<br />

cultures would confuse the<br />

children’s identity.<br />

“It will most likely end with a<br />

divorce,” affirms Kamal mahdi,<br />

judge of family disputes at <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Courts. Mahdi rejects the idea<br />

of local men marrying foreigners<br />

as he has handled many cases in<br />

the court, which involved foreign<br />

wives. He believes foreign women<br />

are usually looking for personal<br />

benefits when choosing to marry<br />

a local man. “A foreign woman will<br />

always remain loyal to her home<br />

country; her intentions to marry<br />

a local man are always influenced<br />

by materialistic reasons.” Mahdi<br />

believes that the children are<br />

always the victims of the parents’<br />

separation and that they are the<br />

ones who are going to suffer in<br />

the end.<br />

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SOCIETY<br />

Blade weapons<br />

Saeed Salem Almas<br />

gangs, weapons, blood, and revenge; is it only in the movies?<br />

knives, daggers and swords,<br />

collectively known as “white<br />

weapons,” are used in hunting,<br />

sports, and craftwork. However,<br />

some Emirati teens and adults<br />

use them as personal weapons<br />

with deadly consequences. As it<br />

is easy for adults and even teens<br />

to buy such weapons in the UAE,<br />

crimes involving bladed weapons<br />

have become a common<br />

issue in recent years.<br />

Across the Emirates, men and<br />

teenage boys, most of them<br />

unemployed or uneducated, often<br />

carry white weapons. gang wars<br />

commonly start in neighborhoods<br />

over control of specific streets<br />

and areas; most of these fights are<br />

related to family issues, revenge,<br />

and turf wars or even just to<br />

show off.<br />

“We found them sitting near<br />

an electricity cable in a really<br />

dark place. My friend and I took<br />

out medium-sized knives and<br />

attacked them. I stabbed them<br />

both really deep and my friend<br />

slashed them hard on their<br />

backs. I saw them bleeding and<br />

begging for mercy, their blood<br />

was on my hands and clothes,<br />

they didn’t fight back and we ran<br />

from the scene. A few days later,<br />

I was arrested by the police and<br />

have been in prison since then,”<br />

says g.A., a 26-year-old convict.<br />

White weapons used to be regular<br />

items in Emirati homes and were<br />

kept as part of traditional decorations.<br />

Nowadays, people who<br />

are interested in buying these<br />

weapons must visit local souks<br />

or the black market.<br />

STATISTICS<br />

CoNDUCTED By<br />

DUBAI CUSToMS<br />

SHoW THAT<br />

THERE HAS BEEN A<br />

RECENT<br />

ATTEMPT To<br />

SMUggLE ARoUND<br />

900 WEAPoNS<br />

INTo THE UAE.<br />

According to Issa Al Shamsi, an<br />

officer at the Ministry of Interior,<br />

“These weapons are classified by<br />

size and how harmful they are;<br />

some of the dangerous white<br />

weapons are not allowed to enter<br />

the country, while others can be<br />

traded under specific conditions.<br />

Trading them in public places<br />

such as shopping centers, sport<br />

stadiums and the like, is banned.”<br />

In 2008, Majid Al Matroushi,<br />

Chairman of the Committee of<br />

Internal Affairs and Defense of<br />

the Federal Council, declared<br />

that bladed or white weapons<br />

were to be excluded from the<br />

draft of federal law that covers<br />

weapons, ammunition and<br />

explosives. They are expected to<br />

eventually be added to the final<br />

draft and discussed at a later<br />

time.<br />

Al Matroushi calls for tighter<br />

control and monitoring of industries<br />

that include the use of<br />

what can be classified as bladed<br />

weapons and to put security<br />

and safety before commercial<br />

interests.<br />

As crimes involving bladed weapons<br />

increase, people have been<br />

pushing for stronger weapon<br />

legislation in the region. The authorities<br />

feel it is best to cooperate<br />

with the Ministry of Interior<br />

and other departments regarding<br />

this issue. The problem<br />

cannot be solved by a ban since<br />

there are many industries that<br />

use tools, which can technically<br />

be classified as bladed weapons.<br />

one can legally buy bladed<br />

weapons in a variety of places,<br />

such as fishing shops. The tools<br />

are licensed from the Department<br />

of Economic Development<br />

under the category of “trade<br />

gear.” However, since unlicensed<br />

fishing and hunting are prohibited<br />

in all seven emirates, what is<br />

the purpose of providing fishing<br />

gear and other tools for hunting?<br />

Another unfortunate factor that<br />

makes weapons popular among


Gang fight. Fatma salem almas/HCt-<strong>Dubai</strong>, women’s Campus<br />

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both adults and teens is the<br />

price. A sword ranges between<br />

250 and 750 AED only and the<br />

cost of an air-hunting rifle can<br />

vary from 600 to 1800 AED.<br />

Statistics conducted by <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Customs show that there has<br />

been a recent attempt to smuggle<br />

around 900 white weapons<br />

into the UAE. Also, two years<br />

ago, a group of teenagers aged<br />

between 14 and 19 years old<br />

were involved in 15 crimes using<br />

white weapons in the city of Ras<br />

Al khaimah. Another statistic<br />

shows that around 910 bladed<br />

weapons have been seized from<br />

foreigners entering <strong>Dubai</strong> International<br />

Airport in the past<br />

three years.<br />

The Senior Manager of Airport<br />

operations at <strong>Dubai</strong> Customs, Ali<br />

Almaqhoi, noted that travelers<br />

of different ages and nationalities<br />

have been caught carrying<br />

bladed weapons hidden in their<br />

luggage and personal belongings.<br />

He also noted that among the<br />

white weapons seized by <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Customs were swords, knives,<br />

sharp handgrips, iron sticks with<br />

nails and other sharp objects<br />

that can be used as weapons.<br />

In 2009, 351 knives were seized.<br />

In 2010 the number fell to 326<br />

and proceeded to decline to 233<br />

in 2011. Almaqhoi stated that<br />

these numbers prove that the<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Customs’ efforts to inform<br />

people of the dangers of traveling<br />

with such weapons are working.<br />

The spread of white weapons<br />

use among minors began to<br />

attract media attention approximately<br />

seven years ago.<br />

White weapons are commonly<br />

carried by “Siyaa” or gangs, who<br />

bring what they are exposed to<br />

from violent films to their own<br />

neighborhoods. Some of them<br />

walk around carrying swords and<br />

knives anticipating challenges<br />

and duels that sometimes end in<br />

serious injuries and even death.<br />

“...PARENTS SHoULD<br />

TAkE FULL<br />

RESPoNSIBILITy<br />

FoR WHAT THEIR<br />

CHILDREN ARE<br />

BEINg ExPoSED To;<br />

THE BEST SoLU-<br />

TIoN IS To SPEND<br />

MoRE TIME WITH<br />

THEM INSTEAD<br />

oF LEAvINg<br />

THEM oUT IN THE<br />

STREETS WITHoUT<br />

SUPERvISIoN.”<br />

ghareeb Ateeq, a former police<br />

officer, specified that some bladed<br />

or white weapons that are available<br />

in the markets are not sharp or<br />

lethal weapons. However, some<br />

individuals buy, sharpen, and use<br />

them as lethal weapons. He also<br />

added that he once found out<br />

about an underground community<br />

that hid sharp swords and knives<br />

in a tent; they were later arrested<br />

by the police.<br />

A social specialist at a high school<br />

in Sharjah was questioning how<br />

some parents raise their children,<br />

especially boys. He has personally<br />

come across male students from<br />

different social and economic<br />

backgrounds, who started trading<br />

or buying weapons.<br />

According to him, rich families<br />

spoil their children, giving them<br />

the opportunity to have access<br />

to whatever they want, including<br />

expensive daggers and knives.<br />

He also describes how teens<br />

are easily influenced by media<br />

exposure, as they are undergoing<br />

emotional and psychological<br />

changes. “Controlling your sons<br />

and daughters in a positive way<br />

is the key. Parents should take<br />

full responsibility for what their<br />

children are being exposed to;<br />

the best solution is to spend<br />

more time with them instead of<br />

leaving them out in the streets<br />

without supervision.”<br />

Crimes involving bladed weapons<br />

have always existed; however,<br />

population growth and increased<br />

media coverage on such issues<br />

have led people to believe it is<br />

a recent issue. This could bring<br />

a positive change to the country,<br />

as with more awareness comes<br />

effective measures of improving<br />

the society’s security and wellbeing.


Women’s Education Worldwide<br />

HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong> Women’s campus is delighted to have been given the<br />

opportunity to host the WEW Faculty Conference in January 8-10, 2013.<br />

The mission of WEW is<br />

to share best practices,<br />

to collect and disseminate data<br />

about women’s colleges, to<br />

foster exchange among our<br />

institutions, and to advocate for<br />

women’s education worldwide.<br />

https://www.mtholyoke.edu/pro<br />

j/wew/index.html<br />

WEW Faculty Conference<br />

January 8-10, 2013.<br />

For more information, please<br />

email: dwc.wew2013@hct.ac.ae<br />

-<br />

HIGHER COLLEGES OF TECHNOLOGY - DUBAI<br />

P r a c t i c i n g t h e F u t u r e


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A’ayan horse riding club for women. Lamya Al Mualla/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Women and horse riding:manmade barriers?<br />

Lamya Al Mualla<br />

What is the controversy over females horse riding in the UAE? Why are some families<br />

prohibiting their daughters to practice the sport?


Why are Emirati females held<br />

back from playing certain sports?<br />

Are there sports that are truly<br />

exclusive to men only?<br />

Horse riding is a sport that has<br />

psychological and social benefits<br />

as it gives confidence and a feeling<br />

of independence to the rider.<br />

However, some females are<br />

deprived of its benefits due<br />

to cultural influence.<br />

L.A., a 20-year-old female who has<br />

been riding horses since the age<br />

of six, tells us about her experience.<br />

“We’re a family of two boys and<br />

a girl. My mom has always<br />

encouraged us to practice all<br />

kinds of sports following the<br />

recommendation of Caliph Umar<br />

bin Al khatab in which he says:<br />

‘Teach your children swimming,<br />

archery and horse riding.’ While<br />

riding horses, I have fallen several<br />

times and I thank god that it has<br />

only resulted in minor injuries.<br />

Nothing has stopped me from<br />

reaching my ambitions, but the<br />

biggest hindrance was when I<br />

turned fifteen and had to wear<br />

the sheyla and abaya. I decided to<br />

stop because I felt like I couldn’t<br />

ride in front of males. Recently, I<br />

joined a private women’s stable<br />

and went after my dream.”<br />

the benefits of the equestrian<br />

sport include positive influence<br />

on an individual’s physical and<br />

psychological health as it helps<br />

the development and refinement<br />

of the body. It also improves the<br />

horse rider’s attention because<br />

it stimulates blood circulation<br />

and breathing and increases the<br />

ability to control body movement<br />

and maintain balance.<br />

In 2006, Hanan Al Muhairi directed<br />

a documentary called Arabyana,<br />

which focused on female riders<br />

in the UAE and why people think<br />

negatively about such sports.<br />

According to the documentary,<br />

Emirati families are divided into<br />

three groups. The first group<br />

allows their daughters to ride<br />

horses without restrictions, the<br />

second group allows their daughters<br />

to do so, but within private<br />

arenas and without participating<br />

in competitions, whereas the third<br />

group does not support the idea<br />

of a female rider.<br />

“HoRSE RIDINg IS<br />

A vERy DANgERoUS<br />

SPoRT ESPECIALLy<br />

FoR FEMALES<br />

BECAUSE THEy<br />

CoULD FALL AND<br />

gET SERIoUSLy<br />

INJURED.”<br />

Nada Hussain Al Mansoor, owner<br />

and managing director of Aayan<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Equestrian, opens the stable<br />

five months a year exclusively<br />

for female horse riders. Records<br />

show that each year 300 females<br />

between the ages of 14-50, most<br />

of them teenagers, join the stable.<br />

when al mansoor first started<br />

she only had two horses, but<br />

now with the growing number of<br />

participants, she has 32 horses in<br />

her stable, eight of which are for<br />

private use.<br />

“Culture and traditions are the<br />

main reasons Emirati families<br />

prohibit their daughters from<br />

horse riding. The second reason<br />

is the belief that playing certain<br />

types of sports could affect a<br />

female’s virginity. However, in the<br />

past, Arab women used to ride<br />

horses for transportation and also<br />

during war. Why should women<br />

of this generation be stopped from<br />

riding horses based on traditions?”<br />

Al Mansoor also believes that<br />

“horse riding makes women more<br />

feminine since it teaches the rider<br />

to be soft-hearted and affectionate<br />

with the horse in ordere to tame<br />

it. Furthermore, a woman becomes<br />

stronger and more confident.”<br />

Hanan Al Muhairi, the founder<br />

of Arabyana group, which was<br />

established in 2007 by six Emirati<br />

females, tells her story. “one of<br />

the challenges I faced was the fact<br />

that my dad wasn’t happy about<br />

me riding horses in the beginning.<br />

I’m ambitious and I want to learn<br />

everything, but my dad didn’t<br />

encourage me because he thought<br />

that taking part in various activities<br />

in addition to going to college<br />

would affect my studies.”<br />

In an interview with Al Muhairi’s<br />

father, he said, “Horse riding is a<br />

very dangerous sport especially<br />

for females because they could fall<br />

and get seriously injured.” However,<br />

Al Muhairi’s father approved of<br />

the idea, as his daughter’s passion<br />

and determination convinced him<br />

to allow her to pursue her dream.<br />

Alia Ali, 23 years old, rode horses<br />

without her family’s consent. “My<br />

family is against the idea even<br />

though we have a big farm with<br />

many horses that are only used by<br />

my brothers. The reason I’m not<br />

allowed to ride is because they<br />

have the wrong idea that it could<br />

result in the loss of my virginity.”<br />

In the documentary Arabyana,<br />

Dr. Waeel Samoor, a gynecologist<br />

explains that “horse riding doesn’t<br />

affect a woman’s virginity. Based<br />

on the female anatomy, there is no<br />

direct contact between a female’s<br />

sensitive parts and the saddle or<br />

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even anything that is similar to<br />

the saddle in any other sport.”<br />

yousif Al Hammadi, a trainee<br />

at <strong>Dubai</strong> World Stable, which is<br />

owned by H.H Sheikh Mohammed<br />

Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, says, “I<br />

worked at <strong>Dubai</strong> World stable for<br />

six years and taught 15 females<br />

who never mentioned being<br />

afraid of losing their virginity. H.H<br />

Sheikh Mohammed encourages<br />

Emirati women to practice the<br />

sport by attending horse races<br />

and cheering for them. He also<br />

visits three days a week while<br />

the girls are practicing and even<br />

rides horses at the stable with us.<br />

Sheikh Mohammed’s vision involves<br />

encouraging more women into<br />

the field of horse riding. In 2004,<br />

the percentage of female Emirati<br />

horse riders was about 40 percent<br />

and in 2012 it reached 80 percent.”<br />

Also from the royal family, Princess<br />

Haya bint Al Hussein, Sheikha<br />

Madiya bin Hasher Al Maktoum,<br />

Sheikha Latifah Bin Mohammed Bin<br />

Rashid and many other members<br />

of Al Maktoum family support and<br />

encourage female horse riders.<br />

Additionally, Sheikha Fatima bint<br />

Mubarak, wife of the late UAE<br />

ruler, H.H. Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan<br />

Al Nahyan, supports women’s<br />

rights through her establishment<br />

of the general Women’s<br />

Union (gWE) that was founded<br />

34 years ago. The gWC creates<br />

competitions, workshops and<br />

events to promote causes such as<br />

the Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak<br />

Ladies World Championship<br />

(IFAHR) that encourages amateur<br />

female horse riders in Arabian<br />

horse races.<br />

Twenty-one-year-old Sara Al<br />

Sharif has been riding horses<br />

since she was 4 years old. “My<br />

mom bought me my first horse<br />

when I was 4 and encouraged me<br />

to ride it because I loved animals.<br />

I developed this passion from my<br />

mother because she was raised in<br />

America and her lifestyle included<br />

a stable and lots of horses. I<br />

fell off a horse for the first time<br />

when I was 6 years old and she<br />

helped me up, put me back on<br />

the horse and watched me as I<br />

learned. This experience taught<br />

me to never be afraid.”<br />

“CULTURE AND<br />

TRADITIoNS ARE<br />

THE MAIN REASoNS<br />

EMIRATI FAMILIES<br />

PRoHIBIT THEIR<br />

DAUgHTERS FRoM<br />

HoRSE RIDINg.<br />

Al Sharif fell off the horse several<br />

times later on and decided to stop<br />

riding when she was 12 years old<br />

due to a painful injury in her back.<br />

Two years later, her mother<br />

encouraged her to go back to horse<br />

riding, and when she turned 15 she<br />

participated in a horse race where<br />

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed<br />

saw her and asked her to join as<br />

a rider in his club. A year later she<br />

joined Fazza Equestrian Club and<br />

is still a member today.<br />

“I have always heard girls use<br />

culture as an excuse not to ride<br />

horses, but it’s totally wrong. I’m<br />

not manly, I am feminine and I<br />

don’t think my hobby has affected<br />

my femininity at all.”


Playing football: a career or a dream?<br />

Moaza Al Sharif<br />

A dream job or just an uncertain future?<br />

our eyes speak the same language. omar Al Bastaki<br />

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Saif k. was once very ambitious; he<br />

always received the highest grades<br />

among his classmates in almost<br />

every subject until his father lost all<br />

his money and Saif needed to<br />

support his family as he was the<br />

only son. Saif was a talented<br />

football player and everyone<br />

appreciated his footwork. After<br />

joining the school’s football team, a<br />

sports agent noticed his talent and<br />

offered him a position on a popular<br />

football team. Saif could not resist<br />

the tempting offer and dropped out<br />

of school so he could support his<br />

family.<br />

“IF A PERSoN<br />

HAS CoNSTANTLy<br />

FAILED AT SCHooL<br />

HE WoULD PRoB-<br />

ABLy DRoP oUT<br />

AND JoIN A FooT-<br />

BALL CLUB AS A<br />

RESPoNSE To HIS<br />

EAgERNESS To<br />

SUCCEED AT SoME-<br />

THINg.”<br />

Saif is one of many young men who<br />

made the hasty decision of getting<br />

a job instead of pursuing higher<br />

education degrees. In the Emirates,<br />

a football player typically receives<br />

the salary of a minister and leads<br />

a luxurious life.<br />

In the UAE, most males who join<br />

football clubs see it as a chance<br />

to play professionally as well as<br />

a shortcut to luxury and wealth.<br />

The United Arab Emirates has<br />

around 30 different football clubs<br />

competing to make football history.<br />

The are considered a source of<br />

temptation to young men to abandon<br />

their education in hopes of<br />

accomplishing one goal.<br />

According to a football coach who<br />

trains young boys in a famous club<br />

in <strong>Dubai</strong>, the main reasons behind<br />

this phenomenon are poverty and<br />

failure in school. Dreams of becoming<br />

professional football players<br />

along with intense training provide<br />

the means of escaping their reality.<br />

Many young men dream of becoming<br />

the next Adnan Al-Taliani, one<br />

of the UAE’s best football players<br />

who scored the UAE winning goal<br />

at the World Cup in 1990.<br />

The football system in the UAE<br />

is quite different from the West.<br />

“There, players cannot join any kind<br />

of sport at school if their grades are<br />

bad or if they fail any of the mandatory<br />

subjects,” says Samir Hussain,<br />

a 16-year-old student who studied<br />

abroad for seven years. “Their application<br />

to join the sports club is<br />

rejected until the player passes all<br />

subjects,” he adds.<br />

Implementing a similar system<br />

for footballers and athletes in the<br />

UAE could have a great impact on<br />

society. “Being a football player is<br />

a dream profession but it’s a risky<br />

road; when a player gets injured<br />

during a match, the club forgets<br />

about him until he recovers. And if<br />

he fails to recover, he has to look for<br />

a proper job which pays well, but he<br />

won’t be able to because he doesn’t<br />

have the necessary degree to get it,”<br />

said omar Al-Ayobi, a 24 year old<br />

Emirati actor. “If a person has constantly<br />

failed at school, he would<br />

probably drop out and join<br />

a football club in his eagerness<br />

to succeed at something,” he<br />

commented.<br />

yaser Matar is an ambitious 26 year<br />

old football player who plays for<br />

the UAE’s Al-Jazeerah club and<br />

has been obsessed with football<br />

ever since he was a little kid. “It<br />

has been my first and only dream<br />

since I was five years old. I believe<br />

it is because all my brothers, who<br />

are older than I am were not only<br />

involved in this remarkable sport,<br />

but were also champions of the<br />

UAE football league,” he said.<br />

According to Matar, although playing<br />

football may not be a secure<br />

career, it is the only path he could<br />

see himself excelling in. “This job<br />

is a short-term job unlike other<br />

jobs. We play until we reach the<br />

age of 30 -35 years, which is when<br />

we can’t play anymore,” he added<br />

Nevertheless, he also believes that<br />

football is a way for him to serve<br />

his country and give back to his<br />

community. “The challenges and<br />

obstacles that come with this job<br />

make us deserve the rewards we<br />

get because we work hard just<br />

like people in other jobs. Sometimes,<br />

we leave our families for<br />

months to play football matches<br />

nationally and internationally.”<br />

one of the biggest barriers that<br />

football players face is the possibility<br />

that they might not be able<br />

to play again. Luckily for Matar,<br />

his injury was not permanent,<br />

unlike many other athletes. “Last<br />

year, I injured my knee and had<br />

to undergo an operation. As per<br />

the doctor’s instructions, I had to<br />

stop playing for seven months, but<br />

after my recovery period, I went<br />

back and trained hard to get back<br />

in shape.”<br />

Saeed Abdulla is one of the great<br />

football players, arbitrators, and<br />

analysts in the history of Emirati<br />

football. He played for the UAE


national team and Al-Wasl Club<br />

from the early 70s to the mid 80s.<br />

He also joined the arbitrator<br />

committee in 1988 until 2001.<br />

Later on, he became a sports analyst<br />

on Sharjah Tv until he retired.<br />

“You can find a high percentage<br />

of illiteracy in young players<br />

emerging onto the football field<br />

because many of them did not<br />

attend school in the first place.<br />

In my opinion, football clubs are<br />

dragging players to an early<br />

illiteracy age where none of them<br />

will be able to even communicate<br />

coherently,” he commented.<br />

According to Abdulla, many football<br />

players do not think about the<br />

consequences of choosing a football<br />

career over getting a proper<br />

education because of the tempting<br />

monthly salary, which reaches<br />

about AED 100,000. “The problem<br />

is not the players, but the fast-paced<br />

culture of the Emirates. Football<br />

players of this generation suffer<br />

from lack of education and won’t be<br />

able to keep up with the fast developing<br />

life in the country,” he stated.<br />

Despite the exceptional care that<br />

is channeled towards the football<br />

profession in the country, the<br />

development of Emirati football<br />

remains somewhat weak compared<br />

to other countries. “Unfortunately,<br />

the development of Emirati football<br />

is declining. It is true that we<br />

developed professionally but we<br />

moved too fast without planning<br />

for good quality. Emirati football<br />

was at its best in the past; it<br />

brought wonderful results and<br />

set the greatest records,” Abdulla<br />

affirmed.<br />

The late Salem Sa’ad was an Emirati<br />

football player who started his<br />

career playing for Al-Shabab Club<br />

and Al-Naser Club. When Sa’ad<br />

passed away his family were left<br />

to struggle financially due to their<br />

full dependence on Sa’ad’s career<br />

advantages. As Sa’ad did not<br />

complete his education, he was<br />

not aware of his rights as a player<br />

and his family ended up paying<br />

the price.<br />

“yoU CAN FIND A<br />

HIgH PERCENTAgE<br />

oF ILLITERACy IN<br />

yoUNg PLAyERS<br />

EMERgINg oNTo<br />

THE FooTBALL<br />

FIELD BECAUSE<br />

MANy oF THEM<br />

DID NoT ATTEND<br />

SCHooL IN THE<br />

FIRST PLACE.<br />

IN My oPINIoN,<br />

FooTBALL CLUBS<br />

ARE DRAggINg<br />

PLAyERS To AN<br />

EARLy ILLITERACy<br />

AgE WHERE NoNE<br />

oF THEM WILL<br />

BE ABLE To EvEN<br />

CoMMUNICATE<br />

CoHERENTLy.”<br />

“I wish to be a football player, but<br />

at the same time I want to have<br />

another career on the side, which<br />

would serve as a back up plan if I<br />

have to stop playing football one<br />

day. I need to make sure I can<br />

continue my life without any<br />

obstacles,” said Mohammed<br />

Rashed, a 22-year-old student<br />

at the American University of<br />

Sharjah. Rashed also added that<br />

it is never too late for anyone to<br />

complete his or her education.<br />

“Local players deserve all the<br />

rewards they’re getting because<br />

football is part of our culture, and<br />

by playing football, they’re keeping<br />

us entertained and are making<br />

accomplishments on behalf of the<br />

country,” Ibrahim Al-ghanim, a<br />

22-year-old law student, stated.<br />

others, however, believe the<br />

rewards and benefits that football<br />

players get are more than what<br />

they deserve. “They don’t deserve<br />

all the money and rewards they<br />

are given because after receiving<br />

them, they forget about the sport,”<br />

says khalid Ahmed, a 25-year-old<br />

Emirati working in the army.<br />

Nowadays, Saif suffers a leg injury<br />

that put an end to his football career.<br />

And because he has no degree, he<br />

is not able to find a good paying<br />

job to support his family. He regrets<br />

his hasty decision. If he could go<br />

back, he would postpone football<br />

a couple of years so he can first<br />

get his educational degree and<br />

the right position in a successful<br />

company to secure a stable<br />

income and a stable life for his<br />

family.<br />

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23<br />

Cultural boundries affecting women’s rights. Maryam Bin Ali/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Women in police stations<br />

Maryam Bin Ali<br />

Cultures and traditions can prevent women in the Arab region from practicing many<br />

things, but would it ever stop a woman from reaching out to the police?<br />

on the morning of 31 December,<br />

2010, I woke up after hearing my<br />

mother screaming at everyone in<br />

the house. “Fire, fire, wake up<br />

Maryam, the house is on fire!”<br />

She was running, crying, knocking<br />

on the doors and calling us. I<br />

jumped from my bed immediately<br />

and was shocked to see thesmoke<br />

all over the place.<br />

I got my mobile and jumped<br />

from my brother’s room window<br />

and called the emergency number<br />

asking for help. My brother saw<br />

me calling the police helpline<br />

number and argued with me<br />

not to call and said, “Why are you<br />

calling the police from your personal<br />

mobile phone?” I wondered<br />

if this was the proper time to<br />

worry about such an issue!<br />

Police stations exist to serve<br />

people regardless of their gender.<br />

yet, in some cases, Emirati men<br />

do not allow their female relatives<br />

to approach police stations<br />

whether by phone or in person.<br />

There are different opinions<br />

regarding that matter.


The UAE police are a service<br />

center, which provide a variety<br />

of services. Ahmed Bin Ali, a<br />

policeman who works in <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Police said, “<strong>Dubai</strong> Police value<br />

gender equality and they offer<br />

their services to all individuals<br />

whether they are men or women.<br />

As police employees we are aware<br />

that women nowadays are in need<br />

of all the services just as men.”<br />

Sometimes women have no choice<br />

but to visit the police station for<br />

certain documents such as good<br />

conduct certificates, comprehensive<br />

traffic statistics and driving<br />

license renewals.<br />

However, there are some services<br />

in the police station that can be<br />

done by someone on behalf of<br />

the woman. “If the case can be<br />

solved without personal attendance,<br />

I prefer not to take my wife<br />

with me. I believe that the police<br />

station isn’t the proper place for<br />

a woman,” Mohammed said.<br />

going to the police station with<br />

a family member is one way of<br />

preventing a woman from being<br />

judged by society. Mohammed<br />

Ahmed explains he would not<br />

judge a woman for going to a<br />

police station if she had her<br />

husband with her or one of her<br />

male family members. “I will<br />

allow my wife to go to the police<br />

if the case is serious and can only<br />

be solved with her presence. Also,<br />

I need to be with my wife just to<br />

stop people from judging her.”<br />

khawla Al Matawa is one of<br />

many local women who are facing<br />

the same problem. After a<br />

long day at college, Al Matawa,<br />

22 years old, got into an accident<br />

with a reckless driver on<br />

her way home. Al Matawa called<br />

the police and was asked for her<br />

driving license and car registration<br />

document. When he read<br />

her name he recognized her<br />

uncle and he asked Al Matawa<br />

to come to the police station to<br />

sign important documents. The<br />

next day she received a call from<br />

her furious uncle who was upset<br />

because she went to the police<br />

station without having a male<br />

present with her.<br />

“IF THE CASE CAN<br />

BE SoLvED WITHoUT<br />

PERSoNAL<br />

ATTENDANCE, I<br />

PREFER NoT To<br />

TAkE My WIFE<br />

WITH ME. I BELIEvE<br />

THAT THE PoLICE<br />

STATIoN ISN’T THE<br />

PRoPER PLACE FoR<br />

A WoMAN.”<br />

on the other hand, some locals<br />

do not see anything wrong with<br />

a woman going to the police station.<br />

“Twenty years ago, it was considered<br />

shameful for a woman to go<br />

to the police station. Parents didn’t<br />

allow their daughters to do so<br />

because at that time the police<br />

station offered very few services<br />

and people generally thought<br />

that being seen there would ruin<br />

one’s reputation.” says Shamsa<br />

Taymoor.<br />

According to an article published<br />

in Al Emarat Al Youm newspaper,<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Police reported that the<br />

number of domestic violence<br />

cases against women increased<br />

reaching 102 cases in 2009<br />

Women are culturally not allowed<br />

to visit the police station to report<br />

their issues, which gives the abusers<br />

more power. As a solution to<br />

this issue, Dhahi khalfan, the<br />

commander of <strong>Dubai</strong> Police, has<br />

assigned 27 policewomen to<br />

personally visit the houses of<br />

female victims.<br />

Police management is aware<br />

of how the community judges<br />

women who work at a police<br />

station. Maitha Al Haddad applied<br />

for a job at the police station.<br />

“I received a phone call from the<br />

police’s human resource department<br />

asking me to come for a job<br />

interview and I accepted it immediately.<br />

When I told my father<br />

about it, the first thing he said<br />

was, “I’m going with you.” After<br />

Al Haddad was accepted for the<br />

job, she went to <strong>Dubai</strong> police to<br />

sign the contract. “I was surprised<br />

when my manager told me that<br />

that my office is located in the<br />

Dragon Mart and not in the main<br />

police station,” she added.<br />

Al Haddad and six other girls<br />

could not even pursue their<br />

dreams of working at the police<br />

station because of the belief that<br />

it could affect their reputation.<br />

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26<br />

MARRIAGE<br />

Mohammad Ahli<br />

A detour taken to pursue a<br />

college degree and putting<br />

marriage and motherhood on<br />

hold has become normal in the<br />

life of an Emirati female. The<br />

majority of females have decided<br />

to secure themselves with a<br />

degree that will grant them<br />

independence before tying the<br />

knot and committing to a life full<br />

of responsibilities and endless<br />

First I need to<br />

GRADUATE from college<br />

then think of MARRIAGE!<br />

Education or marriage. Photo source: Ahmed Abdullah<br />

Education threatens marriage<br />

Some women prefer to stay home and get married, whereas others insist on pursuing<br />

their education.<br />

chores. Worldwide women empowerment<br />

and rights developments<br />

have paved the way for Emirati<br />

females to be more than just wives<br />

to embrace their freedom, express<br />

their individuality and have an<br />

important role in developing the<br />

country.<br />

Thirty years ago, opportunities for<br />

female Emiratis were not as diverse<br />

as they are now. Her Highness<br />

Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak,<br />

Chairperson of the general<br />

Women’s Union, is the driving force<br />

behind Emirati women securing<br />

their rights . She encouraged the<br />

late President, Sheikh Zayed Bin<br />

Sultan Al Nahyan, to start the women<br />

empowerment movement and<br />

allow Emirati females to gain their<br />

full rights. A report published in


gulf News in 2011, stated that her<br />

Highness always believed Emirati<br />

women could contribute much<br />

more to their society by building<br />

a stronger generation through<br />

improving their education. She also<br />

believes that women are able to<br />

handle any position, be it political,<br />

business-related or even military.<br />

opportunities today are wide open<br />

for Emirati females to handpick<br />

their dream job and excel at it.<br />

However, having the chance of<br />

pursuing a career-oriented life has<br />

delayed the process of sharing a life<br />

with a partner, as many believe that<br />

“sealing the deal” involves giving up<br />

many of one’s career opportunities.<br />

In the past, most parents would<br />

never have passed up the chance<br />

to marry off their daughters<br />

regardless of their age or education;<br />

girls were considered to be<br />

eligible for marriage as soon as<br />

they reached puberty. Nowadays,<br />

not only do girls prefer to delay<br />

their marriage until receiving<br />

a college degree, but also their<br />

parents encourage them to do<br />

so. Most mothers believe their<br />

daughters should take advantage<br />

of the opportunities that were not<br />

granted to them when they were<br />

young, since the majority of<br />

Emirati mothers only carry a<br />

middle or high school degree.<br />

Ibrahim Al Fardan, a father of six<br />

daughters, agrees strictly to only<br />

allowing an engagement if the<br />

suitor is extremely eligible and<br />

can not wait. “Marriage can wait.<br />

My daughters’ education come<br />

first and they should always have<br />

their degrees as back up.” He also<br />

explained that the only time he<br />

would be willing to let any of his<br />

daughters know about a marriage<br />

proposal is if he thinks the guy is<br />

suitable enough and exceptional.<br />

“My daughters are still young and<br />

have their whole lives in front of<br />

them; I don’t want to see them<br />

stressing themselves out trying<br />

to balance their education and<br />

marriage. Waiting a few years<br />

for marriage is fine,” al Fardan<br />

explained.<br />

ACCoRDINg To A<br />

STATISTIC<br />

REPoRTED By Al<br />

EmArAT Al Youm<br />

IN 2011, MANy<br />

PEoPLE BELIEvE<br />

THAT oNE oF THE<br />

MAIN REASoNS<br />

BEHIND THE HIgH<br />

DIvoRCE RATES IN<br />

THE UAE IS<br />

EDUCATIoN.<br />

According to a report published<br />

in Al Emarat Al Youm newspaper<br />

in 2011, many people believe that<br />

one of the main reasons behind<br />

the high divorce rates in the UAE<br />

is education. “young couples<br />

underestimate the responsibility<br />

and commitment that marriage<br />

brings,” said Fatma Al Falasi, an<br />

Emirati columnist of Gulf News.<br />

However, research conducted<br />

through social media revealed<br />

otherwise. one simple question<br />

was asked: are Emirati females<br />

willing to get married while they<br />

still go to college? Subsequently<br />

within a few hours, 200 replies<br />

were received with 146 of them<br />

answering no and only 54 voting<br />

yes. This shows that the majority<br />

of Emirati females prefer to<br />

prioritize education to marriage.<br />

The results were informative as<br />

some of the girls revealed their<br />

parents’ views about them getting<br />

married before completing their<br />

college degree. Most of the families<br />

seemed to leave the decision<br />

to their daughters.<br />

Emirati females rejected the idea<br />

of marriage before completing<br />

their studies for various reasons.<br />

khadija Mahmood, a student at<br />

Zayed University, stated that<br />

marriage could be “handful” and<br />

said that she views marriage as a<br />

difficult task because she is aware<br />

of the responsibilities and repercussions<br />

of marriage. She also<br />

added that having a husband and<br />

possibly a baby would distract her<br />

from her studies and that is something<br />

she would not want.<br />

Zahra Habib, a recent graduate<br />

from DWC, shares a different<br />

view. “I am against marriage<br />

while studying.” Habib supports<br />

her opinion by saying that both<br />

education and marriage demand<br />

hard work and that it is all about<br />

one’s ability to balance the two.<br />

“If a girl is unable to balance the<br />

two then she should probably<br />

wait on marriage.” Speaking from<br />

her own experience, Habib knew<br />

her capabilities very well and<br />

decided to delay her marriage and<br />

be completely dedicated to her<br />

education. She thinks of education<br />

and marriage as two different<br />

lives; girls must complete one to<br />

be fully committed to the other.<br />

In an opposing view, Hawra<br />

Dawood, a married student at<br />

Zayed University, does not see<br />

a problem with marriage while<br />

studying. “I don’t regret it,” she<br />

said. Dawood believes there<br />

are advantages to marriage and<br />

education coexisting. If a female<br />

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has the support of her partner, it<br />

would encourage her throughout<br />

her education. If she faces any<br />

difficulties, she always has her<br />

partner to talk to. Marriage to her<br />

is inevitable and she doesn’t see<br />

why some girls choose to avoid it.<br />

She admitted that it is hard work,<br />

but to her it is all about priorities<br />

and in her opinion family comes<br />

first.<br />

The negative impact that marriage<br />

had on Dawood’s education mainly<br />

revolved around time management.<br />

She found it hard to give both her<br />

education and marriage an equal<br />

amount of time and attention.<br />

Being pregnant was also an<br />

obstacle since she had to take a<br />

year off from her studies and take<br />

care of her baby. After her year off,<br />

she went back to university even<br />

more determined, as her partner<br />

encouraged her to continue her<br />

studies. “Family is important and<br />

your husband is a part of that,<br />

you must always put your family<br />

first. If you had the chance to get<br />

married and everything felt right<br />

then there’s no reason to refuse,”<br />

she said.<br />

There are also females who are<br />

not completely against the idea<br />

of marriage during education,<br />

but only under certain conditions.<br />

Sana Sajwani, an Emirati student<br />

at UoWD, explains she would agree<br />

to a marriage proposal during her<br />

DWC Short Story Competition<br />

Winner:Shaima Yousuf Altannak<br />

education as long as it is only an<br />

engagement and not an actual<br />

wedding. She revealed that<br />

handling both marriage and<br />

education would be stressful for<br />

her; however, she does not see<br />

the harm in being engaged while<br />

studying.<br />

Looking at how life in the UAE<br />

was in the past, people could<br />

easily say that back then, every<br />

female’s priority was to get married,<br />

buy a house, and start a<br />

family. But now with the presence<br />

of various educational opportunities<br />

for young Emirati women, it is<br />

quite clear that the general perception<br />

of a woman’s role is no longer<br />

the same.<br />

DWC Library held a Short Story Competition for enrolled students to coincide with the Emirates Airline Festival<br />

in the “visiting Author’s Room” at the festival and the winner, Shaima yousuf Al Tanak, received the most votes<br />

from the visiting authors. Congratulations, Shaima.<br />

Hi. My name is Shaima Altannak. I am 20-year-old girl who enjoys creating something out of nothing. I am an<br />

optimistic person and an animal lover. This is my story.<br />

I am a girl with a lemon brain<br />

I am a girl with a lemon brain who squeezes her brain to get new thoughts like squeezing the lemon to get a delicious<br />

drink. When life makes me mad I add some ice in my lemon drink. I love to try something new like trying<br />

a lemon-kiwi juice. I add sugar in a sour juice exactly like adding positive thoughts in my problems. Finally I am<br />

a hopeful girl who is squeezing her lemon before falling from a tree and become a useless rotten lemon brain.


Marital problems. Maitha Al Haddad and Shaimaa Jamel/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Women’s careers after marriage<br />

Maitha Al Haddad<br />

Whose choice is it?<br />

“I got divorced the same day of<br />

my wedding because I wanted to<br />

continue working after marriage,”<br />

said Hessa, in a sad tone.<br />

Hessa Mohammed, a 24-year-old<br />

government employee, insisted that<br />

her father mention her wish to<br />

continue working as one of the<br />

terms on her marriage certificate.<br />

Her husband Ahmed listed some<br />

conditions in his future wife. one<br />

of his conditions was for the future<br />

wife to be a housewife. Ahmed was<br />

disappointed by her decision to<br />

continue to work and decided<br />

to call off the wedding and divorce<br />

her on the same day.<br />

Emirati husbands prohibiting<br />

their wives from going to work<br />

is a common issue in the culture<br />

of the United Arab Emirates; most<br />

men ask their families to search<br />

for unemployed women to marry<br />

rather than employed. Also, in<br />

many cases, an Emirati man would<br />

ask his future spouse to stop<br />

working after marriage and if she<br />

did not agree to his terms, he would<br />

search for someone who is willing.<br />

This is an issue for educated<br />

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30<br />

women, as most of them prefer<br />

working and depending on themselves<br />

rather than depending on<br />

their husbands. Some women try<br />

to convince their husbands to let<br />

them work by offering to support<br />

them financially or explaining that<br />

it would help to change their daily<br />

routines.<br />

Mariam Al Hammadi, a 21-yearold<br />

Emirati wife, voiced her opinion<br />

about her husband. “When I got<br />

married my husband put a list of<br />

conditions, one was not working.<br />

He believes since our financial<br />

situation is good and stable, there<br />

is no need for me to work.” Al<br />

Hammadi also added that her<br />

husband believes it is the man’s<br />

duty to financially support the<br />

family while the woman’s role is<br />

restricted to being a housewife.<br />

“My husband thinks that work is<br />

limited to men as part of our customs<br />

and traditions in the United<br />

Arab Emirates.”<br />

Basma Al Dahri, a mother of<br />

four and a government employee,<br />

explained her experience. “I wanted<br />

to support my husband and my<br />

children financially, so I asked my<br />

husband to allow me to work.<br />

However, I did not get any support<br />

from his side. He refused the idea<br />

for a couple of reasons; he was<br />

worried about our children staying<br />

at home while we were both away<br />

and also believed that a married<br />

woman’s career may lead to future<br />

family problems.”<br />

The UAE’s customs and traditions<br />

are some of the main factors that<br />

influence emirati men’s decisions.<br />

In the past, men bore the responsibility<br />

of supporting the family<br />

financially. However, recently,<br />

the Emirati society has started<br />

to support women to complete<br />

their education and go to work.<br />

According to the labor force survey<br />

published by the National Bureau<br />

in 2009, about 54 percent of<br />

Emirati employees were females<br />

of which around 55 percent were<br />

married. only about 22 percent of<br />

Emirati females were housewives.<br />

ACCoRDINg To THE<br />

LABoR FoRCE<br />

SURvEy PUBLISHED<br />

By THE NATIoNAL<br />

BUREAU IN 2009,<br />

ABoUT 54 PERCENT<br />

oF EMIRATI<br />

EMPLoyEES WERE<br />

FEMALES oF<br />

WHICH ARoUND<br />

55 PERCENT WERE<br />

MARRIED.<br />

Al Dahri believes women’s voices<br />

are strongly heard nowadays.<br />

“I convinced my husband of the<br />

importance of going to work<br />

and the positive impact of my<br />

participation in taking care of the<br />

family’s needs. He agreed to change<br />

his decision, but under the terms<br />

of dressing appropriately for work<br />

and balancing my duties at home<br />

as well.”<br />

Afra Abdullah, an employee at<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Police, believes men should<br />

share their responsibilities with<br />

their wives. “I consider my husband<br />

an open-minded person who supports<br />

my career. To him, a woman<br />

who has completed her education<br />

must work and put her education<br />

to good use at some point in her<br />

future. Maybe it’s because he<br />

studied in the United States for<br />

about ten years.”<br />

Abdullah categorizes the UAE’s<br />

society into three different<br />

categories. The first category<br />

includes people who support<br />

working females and consider<br />

them independent wives and<br />

mothers. The second category<br />

includes people who permit women<br />

to go to work under certain conditions<br />

such as working in an<br />

all-female office or a school. Finally,<br />

the third category includes families<br />

who believe that work is off-limits<br />

for a woman.<br />

Nowadays, women occupy high<br />

positions at the workplace and<br />

compete with men in all fields.<br />

Some seem to believe that this<br />

presents a threat to the man’s role<br />

in the society. A number of the<br />

cases that were presented to the<br />

Department of Reform at <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Court revealed that some men<br />

believe working women do not<br />

respect their husbands.<br />

Ahmed Ibrahim, a father and a<br />

government employee, is of the<br />

opinion that men refuse to let<br />

their wives work for different<br />

reasons. “A married woman needs<br />

to be present full-time to take care<br />

of the house chores and duties. She<br />

also needs to always be available<br />

for her children and husband. Work<br />

also gives way for jealousy and<br />

suspicion in a marriage, which<br />

sometimes could lead to major<br />

marital problems.”<br />

Ibrahim only supports permitting<br />

a married woman to have a career<br />

in certain conditions. For instance,<br />

he sees that the family of a working<br />

mother should either be living in<br />

her parents’ house or the house of<br />

her in-laws in order for a relative to<br />

be present to take care of the house<br />

while she is away. “If the couple live


in an independent house, then the<br />

husband should absolutely refuse<br />

his wife’s career because she must<br />

devote her time to him and the<br />

children.”<br />

He also thinks that the financial<br />

situation of the family plays an<br />

important role in the husband’s<br />

decision. “If the man was well off,<br />

then his wife should stay at home<br />

and raise her children. But if the<br />

man’s salary was too low and he<br />

couldn’t support his family, then<br />

the wife could support him by<br />

working.”<br />

Bu Sultan, a government employee,<br />

seems to have a more biased point<br />

of view when it comes to supporting<br />

the family. “A married<br />

woman’s perfect place is to stay<br />

at home regardless of her education<br />

level or her husband’s financial<br />

situation.” However, he adds that<br />

women should consider taking<br />

jobs that are compatible with<br />

their gender such as teaching the<br />

holy quran, working in a nursery,<br />

or teaching women the basics of<br />

cooking. “But any job in the world<br />

is not a good enough substitute<br />

for a woman’s main job, which is<br />

staying at home and taking care<br />

of her children and her husband.”<br />

Bu Sultan also mentioned that<br />

religion and jealousy could both<br />

be reasons why men refuse to let<br />

their wives work. “For instance,<br />

we don’t let our wives in Al Ain<br />

drive a car. While the man is busy<br />

at work, he might often worry<br />

about who is going to take his<br />

wife to work,” he explained.<br />

According to Mohammed Abdulrahman,<br />

Director of Personal<br />

Cases Department at <strong>Dubai</strong> Courts,<br />

the percentage of men who support<br />

employed married women<br />

is at its highest. “It reached 90<br />

percent in recent years in <strong>Dubai</strong>.”<br />

However, since divorce rates in<br />

the Emirates are also on the rise,<br />

there could be a possible connection<br />

between the two issues.<br />

Abdulrahman seems to also<br />

believe that there is a connection<br />

between the two as he mentioned<br />

that some divorce cases were the<br />

result of the husband agreeing to<br />

let the wife work, but changing<br />

his mind afterwards. This is why<br />

the government is taking preventive<br />

measures to decrease divorce<br />

rates in the country. “Recently,<br />

the role of educational and social<br />

institutions has been to rehabilitate<br />

young people for marriage and<br />

practical life and to help avoid<br />

divorce and imbalance between<br />

couples in the UAE,” said<br />

Mohammed.<br />

The issue of married women<br />

being prohibited to work is a<br />

problem in the entire gulf region<br />

and not just the UAE. The gulf<br />

region shares similar customs and<br />

traditions that make the career of<br />

a married woman a controversial<br />

subject. For instance, in Saudi<br />

Arabia most men believe that<br />

women should not be involved<br />

in the workforce regardless of<br />

their martial status because of<br />

Islamic laws.<br />

A study carried out in Saudi<br />

Arabia in 2008 showed that 40<br />

percent of Saudi men supported<br />

women working after marriage in<br />

social and education fields, while<br />

on the other hand, 53 percent<br />

refused to let their wives work.<br />

Seventy percent of them did not<br />

allow it because they claimed it<br />

would affect the wife’s ability to<br />

raise her children and take care of<br />

household duties, and another 12<br />

percent claimed the main reason<br />

was traditions.<br />

qassaam Mahmood, a married<br />

Saudi man, personally does not<br />

like the idea of women going to<br />

work to pass their free time and<br />

thinks that it is necessary to make<br />

sure that the job does not affect<br />

the family negatively. “The house<br />

needs a great captain to take<br />

responsibility and the woman<br />

is made for that. I think that<br />

children are the most important<br />

part of a woman’s life, ” he said.<br />

In kuwait, however, people seem<br />

to be more open-minded when it<br />

comes to working mothers and<br />

wives. Talal Al qahtani, a married<br />

kuwaiti man, explains that even<br />

though most kuwaiti families are<br />

well off, women do not seem to<br />

face any resistance from their<br />

husbands and do not mind working<br />

for low salaries. “Because kuwaiti<br />

women are very much interested<br />

in fashion trends, they feel the need<br />

to work and support themselves<br />

financially and fulfill their requirements<br />

independently. Also,<br />

some women choose to work as<br />

an excuse to leave the house and<br />

meet new people,” said Al qahtani.<br />

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32<br />

When marriage becomes<br />

a business plan<br />

Asma Obaid<br />

People get married for many reasons. Sometimes it is a business agreement.<br />

Using marriage for benefits. asma Obaid/HCt-<strong>Dubai</strong>, women’s Campus


In 2011, the number of marriages<br />

between Emiratis and foreigners<br />

increased greatly from 2010. The<br />

number of marriages among Emiratis<br />

was 104 000 contracts; 762<br />

of them were between Emiratis<br />

only, whereas 342 marriages were<br />

between Emirati men and foreign<br />

women.<br />

There are many reasons to why<br />

UAE citizens choose to marry<br />

foreign women. Some people<br />

believe it is the lower cost while<br />

others believe it is because the<br />

younger generation of Emiratis<br />

is very much influenced by the<br />

West. Nevertheless, there is a<br />

new phenomenon appearing in<br />

the UAE, which encourages young<br />

men to marry foreign women;<br />

trade marriage.<br />

A trade marriage occurs when a<br />

couple agrees to marry for mutual<br />

benefits even though they do not<br />

know each other; the benefits differ<br />

depending on the needs and the<br />

country they are in. For instance,<br />

a foreign woman could ask a<br />

local man to marry her and pay<br />

him a certain amount of money in<br />

exchange for gaining the country’s<br />

citizenship. The couple in a trade<br />

marriage does not share a real<br />

marriage relationship and may<br />

not even live under the same<br />

roof; it is more like a business<br />

arrangement.<br />

The amount of money paid ranges<br />

between 10,000 – 20,000 dirhams<br />

or more. “I knew a foreign girl<br />

who was living in the Uae. at first,<br />

she was just a friend, but then she<br />

asked me to marry her and offered<br />

me 10,000 dirhams in exchange for<br />

her to stay in the country; we are<br />

married, but we don’t know anything<br />

about each other,” said yahya,<br />

an Emirati. Men consider this an<br />

effortless source of income.<br />

“SHE ASkED ME<br />

To MARRy HER<br />

AND oFFERED ME<br />

10,000 DIRHAMS<br />

IN ExCHANgE FoR<br />

HER To STAy IN<br />

THE CoUNTRy; WE<br />

ARE MARRIED, BUT<br />

WE DoN’T kNoW<br />

ANyTHINg ABoUT<br />

EACH oTHER,”<br />

The police are trying to develop<br />

solutions in order to stop the<br />

issue of trade marriage before it<br />

becomes an uncontrollable problem<br />

that threatens the safety and<br />

security of the country. <strong>Dubai</strong> Police<br />

stated it is difficult to detect such<br />

marriages as they are documented<br />

legally in the court just as any other<br />

normal marriage. However, they<br />

also affirmed that they have their<br />

own methods to investigate such<br />

cases through confidential sources.<br />

The police have arrested a number<br />

of couples involved in trade marriages.<br />

They banned the wife from<br />

entering the country again and had<br />

the husband go to court.<br />

The general Directorate of Residency<br />

allows the wife to obtain a<br />

residency visa under the custody<br />

of the husband whether the<br />

couples were local or expatriates<br />

as long as the husband is providing<br />

a house and salary of at least<br />

20 thousand dirhams, along with<br />

other conditions that are imposed<br />

by the administration.<br />

young expat men may also accept<br />

trade marriages in order to have a<br />

place to live and avoid the government’s<br />

rules. Therefore, because<br />

single men are not allowed to live<br />

in a neighborhood that is specified<br />

for families only, they might sign<br />

a marriage contract with a random<br />

woman in order to qualify to live<br />

in a family-only neighborhood.<br />

“I was living in an apartment in<br />

Sharjah for a long time and it was<br />

very comfortable. After the mu-<br />

nicipality asked me to evacuate the<br />

apartment because the building<br />

was for families only, I married<br />

a girl I didn’t know and in return I<br />

paid her AED 900 just so I could stay<br />

in the apartment,” confessed A.S.<br />

Just as A.S had to pay the woman<br />

to remain in his building, many<br />

others do the same to solve their<br />

issues. Another issue occurred<br />

with a foreign man who had a<br />

maid with no residency; he convinced<br />

his local friend to marry<br />

the maid in order for her to get<br />

legal residence and not lose her job.<br />

“Citizens who have agreed to this<br />

type of marriage don’t know or<br />

think of the consequences; many<br />

of the unknown partner may be<br />

working illegally in the country<br />

and it’s very dangerous,” says Um<br />

Jasim, a social worker. Marriage<br />

was created for two people to build<br />

a family, have children and share<br />

love and affection. Its goal is to<br />

achieve social stability and safety.<br />

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34 EDUCATION<br />

DWC High School<br />

Rehab Al Suwaidi<br />

the DwC High school is one of three hybrid education schools in the world. Fatima al Ghafli/HCt-<strong>Dubai</strong>, women’s Campus marketing<br />

Styles of education are almost the same in every city of the UAE. DWC High School<br />

asthonishes the UAE by introducing hybrid education!<br />

Parents often wonder which<br />

school is the most suitable for<br />

their children; what school will<br />

be the best choice? Is it going to<br />

provide good education that will<br />

support students in the future<br />

or will they suffer from language<br />

problems and continue to struggle<br />

throughout their careers?<br />

“I moved my daughter to two<br />

different schools while she was<br />

in the seventh grade in an attempt<br />

to find a school with high qualifications<br />

that would prepare her<br />

for university. I’ve seen lots of<br />

students struggling to pass the<br />

Ielts during their first year at<br />

university because of their weak<br />

English language skills,” said Zainab,<br />

parent of a high school student.<br />

In order to have more high school<br />

graduates who are prepared for<br />

the instruction level of university,<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Women’s <strong>College</strong> teamed<br />

up with k12 Middle East to launch<br />

a hybrid high school on the college<br />

campus. DWC High School is<br />

expected to open its doors<br />

in September 2012 with 60<br />

students from grades 9 to 12.<br />

DWC High School is the second<br />

high school to be established on<br />

a university campus following


the School of george Washington<br />

University in the United States. It<br />

is also one of only three schools<br />

in the world that provide hybrid<br />

education.<br />

Hybrid education is a virtual<br />

learning system in which instructors<br />

teach the students online<br />

most of the time; classes with<br />

face-to-face interaction take<br />

place occasionally. “Their college<br />

foundation year will be completed<br />

while they are still in highschool,”<br />

said Jeffrey Herr, head of k12<br />

Middle East and principal of DWC<br />

High School. one of the important<br />

goals of this school is to prepare<br />

students to be completely qualified<br />

for a certain major without having<br />

to take additional foundation<br />

courses. “We expect the students<br />

to be far above the entry level of<br />

IELTS and SAT by the time they<br />

graduate,” Herr adds.<br />

The DWC school curriculum is<br />

designed to be advanced and to<br />

provide a language course in the<br />

summer before the school year<br />

starts. In addition, what makes<br />

this school unique is that the students<br />

are going to be taught and<br />

assisted individually according<br />

to their levels. “The students will<br />

have to take a test before they are<br />

admitted to the school in order<br />

for us to have an idea about their<br />

educational level and a mastery<br />

online program will be prepared<br />

for each student accordingly.”<br />

He also mentioned that mentors<br />

will always be present in the<br />

classroom even during an online<br />

tutoring session.<br />

“We’ve compared tuition fees<br />

of different private schools in<br />

the region and chose a fee that<br />

is average; partial scholarships<br />

that reduce tuition costs are also<br />

offered,” he clarified.<br />

“I transferred my daughter from<br />

a private school to a government<br />

school as she faced difficulties<br />

passing her English course due<br />

to her weak English writing<br />

skills. She was very good at<br />

speaking English though,” said<br />

Laila, a mother of a high schooler.<br />

“I’m sure she will need to be<br />

placed in a foundation year if she<br />

goes to DWC or Zayed University,<br />

otherwise, she’ll have to go to an<br />

Arabic based university like the<br />

Islamic Studies <strong>College</strong>.”<br />

IT IS ALSo oNE<br />

oF oNLy THREE<br />

SCHooLS IN THE<br />

WoRLD THAT<br />

PRovIDE HyBRID<br />

EDUCATIoN.<br />

Shaima, an Emirati gynecologist<br />

who attended a government<br />

school, wishes this option was<br />

available during her school years.<br />

“when I first heard about DwC<br />

High School, I wished to have had<br />

the opportunity of joining when<br />

I was young. Back when I was<br />

in high school I got high grades<br />

in English; however, when I went<br />

to college to study medicine,<br />

I had to take additional English<br />

courses because my English<br />

language wasn’t good enough.”<br />

For Arabic and Islamic curriculums<br />

that meet government standards,<br />

Herr explained that the new High<br />

school plans to hire qualified in-<br />

structors who are capable of using<br />

advanced technology+ to teach<br />

Arabic and Islamic subjects online.<br />

Despite the advantages the DWC<br />

High School promises, some<br />

parents are concerned about<br />

having their children study on<br />

a college campus because they<br />

believe it might affect their<br />

children negatively and introduce<br />

<strong>College</strong> students behavior that<br />

that does not match the age of<br />

their daughters. Fatima Ahmad,<br />

mother of a teenage student,<br />

said, “Many college students have<br />

boyfriends and wear skinny jeans<br />

at college, which are things I don’t<br />

want my daughter to be doing<br />

when she makes new friends<br />

at school.”<br />

Addressing parents’ concerns,<br />

Herr explained that the high<br />

school students will be going<br />

to the cafeteria, library and gym<br />

with mentors and that they will<br />

have their own specified areas.<br />

“We want to respect the country’s<br />

culture, which is why we chose<br />

to take certain measures to make<br />

sure that the students are in a<br />

safe environment. Some of the<br />

high school’s classes will take<br />

place with college students to<br />

help them with their educational<br />

development, but there will always<br />

be mentors present.”<br />

With the opening of the DWC<br />

High School, transfer students<br />

from government schools are<br />

going to have new opportunities<br />

and extra-curricular activities<br />

such as camps, educational clubs,<br />

theater and other after-school<br />

activities that will greatly improve<br />

their leadership and social skills.<br />

35


36<br />

Educating maids<br />

Maitha Hamdan<br />

Recipe. Mohammed Al Marri/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Maids’ rights; whose responsibility is it?<br />

“It was late at night; everyone at<br />

home was sleeping including the<br />

maids. He knocked on my door<br />

many times asking me to make him<br />

coffee and I had no choice but to<br />

listen to him. I felt something wasn’t<br />

right when he started touching me<br />

and I tried to move away and shout<br />

for help, but no one was awake to<br />

hear me. He then raped me twice<br />

and threatened me to make sure<br />

I wouldn’t tell anyone.” tells a<br />

20-year-old maid from the Philippines<br />

who was sexually abused<br />

by her employer’s driver.<br />

Many women come to the UAE to<br />

work as maids, with the hope of<br />

better opportunities and solutions<br />

to their problems. Unfortunately,<br />

most of them are not aware of the


importance of learning their rights<br />

before they arrive to the country.<br />

A survey of 86 maids showed that<br />

85 percent of them were not aware<br />

of what to do in the case of being<br />

sexually harassed. Fifteen percent<br />

said they would turn to their<br />

employers for help if they were<br />

abused by anyone.<br />

The general Directorate of Residency<br />

and Foreigners Affairs<br />

published an official contract, which<br />

showed both the servant’s and<br />

employer’s rights and duties<br />

towards each other; these contracts<br />

regulate the relationship on both<br />

sides to guarantee their rights. In<br />

addition, the UAE offers full health<br />

care to all servants to make sure<br />

they remain fit throughout their job.<br />

galila, a 19-year-old maid from<br />

Ethiopia, worked for a foreign<br />

family in kuwait for two years. She<br />

had been sexually abused by her<br />

employer and had no idea how to<br />

react or who to tell. “one day, he<br />

came back home early and I was<br />

home alone. His wife was at work<br />

at the time and he came to me and<br />

started touching me; I ran away to<br />

my room and locked the door until<br />

his wife came home,” galila stated.<br />

She also added that the situation<br />

occurred repeatedly until he got the<br />

chance to finally rape her and her<br />

only solution was to run away.<br />

“When I locked the door, all I could<br />

think of was my family and how to<br />

protect myself. I thought of telling<br />

my boss’s wife about it, but I was<br />

afraid I would lose my job.”<br />

There are other similar stories<br />

of maids who were physically<br />

and sexually abused. Most of them<br />

had no idea how to deal with the<br />

situation as they had no access to<br />

social services or any other help.<br />

A SURvEy oF 86<br />

MAIDS SHoWED<br />

THAT 85 PERCENT<br />

oF THEM WERE<br />

NoT AWARE oF<br />

WHAT To Do IN<br />

THE CASE oF<br />

BEINg SExUALLy<br />

HARASSED.<br />

FIFTEEN PERCENT<br />

SAID THEy WoULD<br />

TURN To THEIR<br />

EMPLoyERS FoR<br />

HELP IF THEy<br />

WERE ABUSED<br />

By ANyoNE.<br />

Maid recruitment agencies are<br />

typically where the servants meet<br />

their employers. However, most<br />

agencies in the country focus<br />

mainly on bringing maids from<br />

abroad and promising them good<br />

payment without informing them<br />

of the safety measures. “In the<br />

beginning, we clarify to the client<br />

the maid’s salary amount and<br />

after the agreement is settled, we<br />

notify the maid about the salary<br />

proposal,” A <strong>Dubai</strong>-based agency<br />

employee said. A maid from a local<br />

agency confirmed. “the only thing<br />

they told me was that I was going to<br />

get paid 700 AED every month.” She<br />

also added that she did not inquire<br />

about anything else because it was<br />

her first job and her only concern<br />

was the salary.<br />

Another survey showed that 69<br />

percent of the agencies bring maids<br />

and do not educate them about<br />

their rights. Thus, the majority of<br />

maids do not know what awaits<br />

them. “If I had an idea about how<br />

to protect myself, I wouldn’t<br />

have been in that situation,” said<br />

Eva, a 23-year-old maid from the<br />

Philippines. An Ethiopian maid<br />

who worked with Eva at the same<br />

house, used to physically abuse her<br />

and even tried to kill her. “She tried<br />

to kill me many times until my boss<br />

finally fired her,” eva added. If eva<br />

had been informed about how to<br />

respond and had access to social<br />

services, she would not have stayed<br />

quiet about the situation.<br />

In addition to educating maids,<br />

employers need to realize that<br />

holidays, healthcare, and travel<br />

tickets are all part of the maids’<br />

rights and that they are obliged to<br />

provide them. The general Directorate<br />

of Residency and Foreigners<br />

Affairs provides these rights for<br />

maids, but the agencies typically<br />

fail to inform them.<br />

37


38 HEALTH<br />

Children growing up with violence<br />

Mariam Al Nuaimi<br />

“Every child has the right to<br />

grow up safe from harm and<br />

should feel that those they love<br />

are also protected. violence at<br />

home shatters a child’s basic<br />

right to feel safe and secure in<br />

the world. Children need the<br />

violence to stop,” Behind Closed<br />

Doors: The Impacy of Domestic<br />

violance on Children, a report<br />

developed by UNICEF.<br />

Mom<br />

A devastated child. Mariam Al Nuaimi/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Dad<br />

A young child witnesses his father abusing his mother. He grows up to become just like<br />

his father and the cycle continues!<br />

A home for a child is their world;<br />

they see it as their safe place,<br />

their school, their playground<br />

and most importantly it is where<br />

their personality and character<br />

are formed.<br />

Although most parents may<br />

think that a newborn or a toddler<br />

does not understand much<br />

of what happens around them,<br />

children do pick up on emotions<br />

and are startled by loud voices.<br />

“A child is born with one fear,<br />

fear of loud voices. Research<br />

has proven that if a mother was<br />

working in a loud environment<br />

while pregnant, the baby would<br />

suffer and be stressed,” stated<br />

Dr. R. McCarthy, a clinical<br />

psychologist with a Ph.D. in<br />

counseling and development.


Children who witness or are exposed<br />

to violence at home suffer<br />

many challenges in their lives as<br />

adults. Dr. Saliha Afridi, a family<br />

and child psychologist, explains<br />

“children become quite hypervigilant<br />

from parental fighting.<br />

Parents should be aware that<br />

whether it’s verbal hostility or<br />

aggressiveness, children pick up<br />

on the negative wavelengths of<br />

their parents.”<br />

Studies have proven that children<br />

who witness violence of any kind<br />

are most likely to be affected by<br />

it as adults either as victims or<br />

they may inflict the same violence<br />

in their relationships. A UNICEF<br />

study finds that “as many as 275<br />

million children worldwide are<br />

exposed to violence in the homes.”<br />

However, it is believed the number<br />

is much higher than that as many<br />

countries do not have data.<br />

UNICEF believes millions more<br />

are affected by violence in their<br />

homes.<br />

Children’s brains during the<br />

early development years are<br />

typically “becoming ‘hard-wired’<br />

for later physical and emotional<br />

functioning.” violence at homes<br />

harms this development as<br />

seen in Buthaina Mohammed, a<br />

21-year-old Emirati student and<br />

mother of two young daughters,<br />

5-year-old Alia and 18-monthold<br />

Maria. Mohammed is one of<br />

the few parents who decided to<br />

turn her childhood trauma into<br />

a positive lesson on how to raise<br />

her children, despite the fact<br />

that studies have proven most<br />

children follow their parents’<br />

steps.<br />

“I remember my mother and<br />

father always fought even though<br />

I was very young. one day my<br />

father slapped my mother and I<br />

was so shocked, it affected my<br />

speech development. I didn’t<br />

start talking until I was 5 years<br />

old and that was after my mother<br />

and aunt took me to see a child<br />

psychologist,” Mohammed says.<br />

She says her childhood experience<br />

has made her a better parent.<br />

“I have learned to avoid fighting<br />

in front of my kids because I<br />

know how it feels as a child<br />

and I recall the fear that I felt.<br />

Parents should learn how to<br />

provide their kids with a healthy<br />

environment and try to be good<br />

examples.”<br />

“THESE CHILDREN<br />

gRoW UP WITH<br />

LACk oF SELF<br />

CoNFIDENCE AND<br />

SoME LIE AND<br />

STEAL.<br />

IT’S THE WAy<br />

THEy PRoTECT<br />

THEMSELvES.”<br />

Many of the emotional traumas<br />

start to show when individuals<br />

enter their teenage years and<br />

adulthood; this is when most people’s<br />

personalities and characters<br />

start to form. As they grow up,<br />

they may become bullies or isolate<br />

themselves from the rest of the<br />

world. “These children grow up<br />

with lack of confidence and some<br />

lie and steal. It’s the way they<br />

protect themselves,” notes Arwa<br />

Saif, a counselor at Al Ittihad<br />

Private School. Also, a study in<br />

Australia has shown that “up to<br />

40 percent of chronically violent<br />

teenagers have been exposed<br />

to extreme domestic violence,”<br />

(UNICEF).<br />

Teenagers who come from<br />

violent homes face serious<br />

emotional and social damage. The<br />

feeling of social isolation and the<br />

inability to make friends has been<br />

noted to add to the social discomfort<br />

and confusion that these kids<br />

feel. “It affects their attitudes, they<br />

become aggressive and withdrawn.<br />

When they are older they need<br />

therapy; some leave home and<br />

don’t want to come back,” affirms<br />

Dr. McCarthy.<br />

Many studies show that these<br />

children are more likely to be<br />

involved in fights at school and in<br />

public. “When we see our students<br />

misbehave at school, we try<br />

to bring them out of these habits<br />

and build their confidence by<br />

integrating them into projects that<br />

require them to be leaders,” says<br />

Saif. She explains that the goal<br />

of this method of teaching is to<br />

help them learn how to stand up<br />

for themselves and take charge<br />

ensuring that by the time they<br />

graduate they are confident young<br />

people who areable to socialize<br />

with others.<br />

“They turn out wounded, they<br />

might be successful academically<br />

and in their careers, but relationship-wise<br />

they are wounded. They<br />

can be successful in different areas<br />

of life, but emotionally they are<br />

wounded. They either become<br />

like their parents or become<br />

the other extreme and try to<br />

save someone else who in their<br />

eyes needs to be saved. They like<br />

to rescue people,” Dr. McCarthy<br />

remarked.<br />

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40<br />

Living healthy<br />

Sahar Al Khatib<br />

People complain of diseases and health problems constantly whether they are 15 or 50.<br />

Don’t they know that healthy living is the real fountain of youth?<br />

Healthy breakfast. Sahar Al khatib/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus


good health is significant to our<br />

daily lives because of its beneficial<br />

outcomes. It can be achieved<br />

through proper diet plans and<br />

physical workout. Health is the<br />

state of functional and metabolic<br />

efficiency of a person in which<br />

the mind, body, and spirit are<br />

free from physical, emotional,<br />

or mental disorders.<br />

Diets consist of a specific quality<br />

and quantity of food that should<br />

be consumed adhering to a regular<br />

routine. “of course diets are not<br />

suitable for individuals under 18<br />

years of age because they cause<br />

side effects, as during these years<br />

they are going through hormonal<br />

changes. Some of the adverse<br />

effects include the increase of<br />

micronutrients, body minerals,<br />

and lowering the Iq,” said Dr.<br />

Wafa Ayesh, Director of Clinical<br />

Nutrition DHA. Such individuals<br />

should follow a healthy lifestyle<br />

and professional advice.<br />

For adults, diets are highly recommended<br />

in order to balance<br />

daily body requirements. Diets<br />

can be classified into two forms:<br />

therapeutic and non-therapeutic<br />

diets.<br />

Because of the complexity involved<br />

in choosing diets, the Ministry<br />

of Health has instituted the<br />

following measures as explained<br />

by Dr. Ayesh. “The Ministry of<br />

Health has initiated awareness<br />

campaigns in schools and health<br />

institutions about healthy living.<br />

Pregnant women at Rashid<br />

Hospital are educated about pre<br />

and post pregnancy and child<br />

healthcare.” Mothers are asked<br />

to be role models to their children,<br />

especially in the selection<br />

of food. “Mothers are encouraged<br />

to include vegetables in daily<br />

meals because they contain<br />

essential vitamins. Junkfood like<br />

colored foods, lollipops and all<br />

types of candy should be avoided<br />

and their consumption should be<br />

regulated because they have no<br />

nutritional value to the body and<br />

cause several disorders.”<br />

FoR ADULTS , THE<br />

BEST ExERCISE<br />

SHoULD BE THEIR<br />

FAvoRITE SPoRTS<br />

ACTIvITy BECAUSE<br />

THEy WILL Do IT<br />

WITH PASSIoN AND<br />

CoNSISTENCy<br />

Exercise is a physical activity<br />

that is planned, structured, and<br />

follows a routine with the aim<br />

of enhancing different parts of<br />

the human body. It also improves<br />

health, maintains fitness, and<br />

acts as a physical rehabilitation.<br />

The best exercises for kids<br />

include park activities like rope<br />

skipping, ball games and swimming<br />

during summer. Children<br />

should not be involved in any<br />

gym activities because they are<br />

strenuous and could damage<br />

their muscle tissues. For adults,<br />

the best exercise should be their<br />

favorite sports activity because<br />

they will do it with passion and<br />

consistency.<br />

exercising is beneficial to everyone<br />

in several ways. The most<br />

notable ones include control of<br />

body weight, enhancing energy<br />

levels, improvement of mood, and<br />

regulation of heart conditions<br />

and diseases. In addition, exercise<br />

promotes better sleep, improves<br />

sex life and can also be a fun<br />

activity. For maximum efficiency,<br />

60 minutes of exercise everyday<br />

is encouraged and the best timings<br />

are 30 minutes between 8 am to<br />

10 am and 30 minutes between 8<br />

pm to 10 pm at least three times<br />

a week. In addition to these steps,<br />

adequate water intake should be<br />

encouraged to avoid dehydration,<br />

depending on the weight of<br />

a person; 35 milliliters of water<br />

per 1 kilogram of weight.<br />

A healthy diet plan and regular<br />

exercise together keep the body<br />

in good physical condition for<br />

a healthy future.<br />

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42<br />

Steroids and the youth<br />

Abdulla Al Shaiba<br />

Steroids and amino acids. Abdulla Al Shaiba/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Taking steroids to enhance physical appearance is another destructive trend among<br />

the youth.<br />

It seems that physical appearance<br />

matters more than health.<br />

Teenagers are increasingly taking<br />

steroids to change the physical<br />

appearance of their bodies with<br />

quick results and without learning<br />

about risks.<br />

A steroid is an organic compound<br />

that contains cycloalkane rings,<br />

which are connected to each<br />

other. There are three types of<br />

steroids: anabolic, androgenic,<br />

and cortico. These three are subdivided<br />

into other types of steroids.<br />

The anabolic steroid, which is the<br />

most commonly used steroid,<br />

is derived from the testosterone<br />

hormone and helps develop<br />

protein cells in the muscles.<br />

Androgenic steroids contain<br />

testosterone, which helps in<br />

building a masculine shape, while<br />

cortico steroids are inflammatory<br />

in nature and are used for several<br />

purposes such as the treatment<br />

of allergies, asthma, kidney<br />

problems, and eczema.<br />

Steroids are mostly consumed


y young males to enhance their<br />

physical appearance. With their<br />

global widespread use and in-<br />

creased popularity comes a mostly<br />

ignored the fact that steroids can<br />

be extremely dangerous when used<br />

without approval from a health<br />

professional.<br />

There are many disorders associated<br />

with the consumption of<br />

steroids such as liver problems,<br />

cancer, and kidney failure. Steroids<br />

are also harmful for the cardiovascular<br />

system of the human<br />

body and may result in internal<br />

bleeding in some cases. They<br />

also cause hormonal imbalances<br />

and could cause psychological<br />

problems.<br />

The major side effects of androgen<br />

steroids for men include blood<br />

clotting, difficulty in urinating,<br />

male pattern balding, decreased<br />

sperm production, impotence,<br />

hypertension, high cholesterol,<br />

heart attack, risk of kidney disease,<br />

and mental disorders. It also causes<br />

health problems among women<br />

like enlargement of the clitoris,<br />

loss of body curves, deepening<br />

of the voice, menstrual problems,<br />

and irreversible pattern baldness.<br />

Due to the extreme side effects<br />

of steroids, young people need<br />

to be aware of the risks and dangers<br />

to their bodies. This can be done<br />

by parents, doctors, and most<br />

importantly, gym instructors in<br />

order to ensure young people’s<br />

wellbeing and safety. The youth<br />

also need to understand that<br />

steroids do not make them more<br />

successful athletes as it is considered<br />

cheating and an unethical<br />

way of developing the body.<br />

Bodybuilding is an exercise that<br />

helps muscle growth; however, it<br />

has now become a form of compe-<br />

tition. Since bodybuilding requires<br />

hardcore exercise, muscular<br />

contraction and muscular sculpting,<br />

many people feel the need to use<br />

steroids for advanced results. It<br />

is difficult to judge, in most cases,<br />

whether the body builder is truly<br />

a natural builder or not.<br />

“ALTHoUgH I kNoW<br />

THAT oNE DAy<br />

SoMETHINg WILL<br />

EvENTUALLy go<br />

WRoNg, I CAN’T<br />

SToP. STERoIDS<br />

To ME ARE LIkE<br />

CIgARETTES To A<br />

SMokER; I SIMPLy<br />

CAN’T qUIT.”<br />

Ahmed, a coach and a gym owner,<br />

revealed his experience with<br />

steroids. He participated in sports<br />

competitions in the 90’s and was<br />

doping at least three months before<br />

each tournament. Although he<br />

used steroids for a short period,<br />

it had a huge impact on his health.<br />

“During the mid 90’s we started<br />

seeing attractive body shapes in<br />

Hollywood movies like Arnold<br />

Schwarzenegger who won the title<br />

of Mr. olympia at that time. I was<br />

going to the gym and training for<br />

months without any results, until<br />

later, a student arrived from the<br />

States and told us his secret; steroids.<br />

I started taking them without<br />

instructions until I suffered<br />

a serious injury in 2001, which<br />

stopped me from working out for<br />

a year and a half. During my time<br />

off from bodybuilding, I started<br />

experiencing sharp pain in my<br />

back, which worsened each day.<br />

I finally went to the hospital and<br />

received the shocking news that<br />

I had kidney disease. I couldn’t<br />

believe what I was told because<br />

my food and lifestyle were always<br />

healthy. That was when I decided<br />

to stop taking steroids and thankfully<br />

my condition has improved.”<br />

Another example is Nasser, a 25-<br />

year-old bodybuilder, who joined<br />

the gym two years ago and currently<br />

has huge biceps and a buff<br />

chest. “I only take proteins and<br />

amino pills,” Nasser said jokingly.<br />

“After a full year of exercise, I didn’t<br />

notice any development in my body.<br />

on the other hand, my friend who<br />

had recently joined the gym experienced<br />

improvements in his<br />

figure. I asked my coach about the<br />

reason and he answered with one<br />

word, ‘steroids.’ at first, I abstained,<br />

but with time, the guys at the gym<br />

started recommending pills and<br />

proteins. I finally stopped protesting<br />

when they told me that I was<br />

going to spend the rest of my life<br />

training without any improvement.<br />

Reading about the risk factors of<br />

steroids did not stop me; the first<br />

two months I started to notice acne<br />

on my body and a rapid heart rate.”<br />

Nasser also explained that he<br />

knows his decision will affect his<br />

health in the future, but claims<br />

to be happy for the time being.<br />

“Although I know that one day<br />

something will eventually go<br />

wrong, I can’t stop. Steroids to<br />

me are like cigarettes to a smoker;<br />

I simply can’t quit.”<br />

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44 CAREER<br />

Cleaning tools used at home. khulood Mohamed/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

ONE-DAY DIARY:<br />

Would you switch roles with your housekeeper?<br />

Khulood Mohamed<br />

Dear Diary,<br />

Today I’m going through a new<br />

experience as a young Emirati<br />

woman. I’m wondering about the<br />

tasks that I’ll be fulfilling. I have<br />

seen Rowena working for nine<br />

years; she became a member<br />

of our family.<br />

The Text Message “Tuesday night’<br />

It all began when I texted Rowena<br />

asking her to write down her duties<br />

as a housekeeper for Wednesday,<br />

which are going be my duties for<br />

that day.<br />

“Hello Rowena, could you please<br />

write down your duties for


tomorrow? I wish you a lovely<br />

day off. good night.”<br />

Wednesday morning: “B+”<br />

I woke up around 6:35 AM and<br />

went to our yard holding the<br />

broom. The smell of the trees was<br />

filling the air with the sounds<br />

of chirping birds in the atmosphere.<br />

But all that disappeared<br />

as soon as the sunrise began and<br />

all I could think of was when was<br />

I going to finish the task. It’s a task<br />

I have never done before; I mean<br />

can you believe it?<br />

While I’m cleaning the yard, all<br />

the tiredness started to show up<br />

and I knew my cheeks were starting<br />

to get red. Suddenly, a positive idea<br />

came to mind, which was “I might<br />

get a tan today!”<br />

Around 45 minutes passed and<br />

I was finally done with the first<br />

task. So I went to the kitchen and<br />

had a refreshing glass of cold water<br />

with ice, which gave me just the<br />

prefect feeling of victory after<br />

accomplishing my first duty.<br />

However, I noticed while I was<br />

cleaning that many thoughts were<br />

crossing my mind and things<br />

started mixing up through my<br />

brain, like some issues I was<br />

worried about. “Does this happen<br />

to Rowena everyday? I don’t know,<br />

but I’m sure she thinks of something<br />

because the place is too quiet<br />

and it makes you think and wonder<br />

about so many things,” I thought<br />

to myself.<br />

The Turkish coffee queen<br />

Now I was going to start my second<br />

task; I knocked on all the doors to<br />

wake the “princesses” up for their<br />

work. “Wake up,” I kept saying in<br />

each room more than three times<br />

and thought to myself, “How many<br />

times does Rowena usually do<br />

this?” It was extremely boring!<br />

I thought that the task of waking<br />

everyone up was going to be easy,<br />

but after the “queen and her<br />

daughters” woke up they surprised<br />

me with unexpected orders.<br />

AFTER My DAy oF<br />

HARD WoRk AT<br />

HoME, I BELIEvE<br />

EvERyoNE SHoULD<br />

WoRk oN HoUSE<br />

CHoRES AS A<br />

FAMILy AND A TEAM<br />

AND AT LEAST<br />

APPRECIATE THE<br />

HoUSEkEEPERS’<br />

RoLE.<br />

“khulood, is my Turkish coffee<br />

ready?” the queen asked.<br />

“Turkish coffee? No!” I answered,<br />

and immediately went to take<br />

a quick look at Rowena’s duties<br />

list, but Turkish coffee was not<br />

included.<br />

They kept on yelling, “khulood,<br />

get my shoes from upstairs!”<br />

“khulood, I forgot my laptop, bring<br />

it!” I kept thinking, “Seriously!<br />

That’s annoying.” However, I had<br />

to do it.<br />

I went to the kitchen and made<br />

the Turkish coffee the same way<br />

I make Arabic coffee, but un-<br />

fortunately the queen did not like<br />

it! “That’s not Turkish coffee, I can<br />

tell from the taste.” So, we went<br />

back to the kitchen where I was<br />

taught how to make that famous<br />

Turkish coffee.<br />

Time was passing slowly; it was<br />

only 8:25 am. According to the<br />

list, it was time to prepare breakfast,<br />

and even though the eldest<br />

princess didn’t usually eat breakfast,<br />

she took advantage of seeing<br />

me working instead of Rowena and<br />

insisted on breakfast that day.<br />

And yes,I had to accept any and<br />

all orders.<br />

She asked me with a smirk on<br />

her face: “What did you make for<br />

breakfast?”<br />

“Cornflakes with fresh milk,”<br />

I answered.<br />

“That’s good, I’m leaving now,<br />

goodbye,” she said.<br />

I knew that she was just making<br />

sure I prepared something for<br />

her and for a moment I felt like<br />

“Cinderella” with her evil stepsister!<br />

Cinderella is cleaning!<br />

Two main tasks were achieved with<br />

many unexpected orders. My third<br />

task was to clean the area upstairs,<br />

which consisted of four bedrooms<br />

and one living room. At 9:30 am,<br />

I started with the living room. While<br />

cleaning the rooms, I wondered:<br />

“Why couldn’t she return the towel<br />

to its place in the bathroom?”or<br />

“Is it so hard to pick up that empty<br />

cup of tea and return it to the<br />

kitchen?” The simplest and smallest<br />

details were annoying me. Also,<br />

cleaning the bathrooms was really<br />

difficult. I emptied the trash and<br />

disinfected the toilets and bathtubs,<br />

which was very tiring. I success-<br />

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46<br />

fully cleaned all rooms except for<br />

one; I couldn’t because there was<br />

a sleeping princess who refused<br />

to wake up.<br />

I sat on the couch, stared at the<br />

clock, and was surprised to see<br />

that it was only 11:05 AM! I had<br />

no more energy left; it felt as if<br />

I had lost two kilos after an hour<br />

and a half of continuous work.<br />

I decided to take a nap even<br />

though that’s probably not something<br />

Rowena would do since she<br />

is used to doing the same work<br />

everyday.<br />

New chef<br />

I woke up and it was lunchtime<br />

already; I don’t know why it felt<br />

like I’d been sleeping the whole<br />

day. My body was exhausted, I had<br />

a bad headache, and of course I had<br />

Panadol pills ready just in case I<br />

needed them. I checked Rowena’s<br />

list. It was time to go the kitchen.<br />

I started checking the ingredients<br />

to see what I could cook. I personally<br />

love cooking, but the worst<br />

part was cutting the onions! I made<br />

penne pasta with pink sauce and<br />

chicken cream soup. It was 2:35<br />

PM and the princesses were back<br />

and ready to eat.<br />

After half an hour, “that was really<br />

yummy khulood, you should cook<br />

every day,” the eldest princess<br />

said. The youngest agreed and my<br />

facial expressions showed how<br />

I relieved I was. I was really proud<br />

of myself and started to see my<br />

future as a good housewife. The<br />

most important thing was that<br />

I was finally praised for my house<br />

chores. It felt so good.<br />

After having my lunch, I walked<br />

into the kitchen for a big surprise;<br />

the kitchen looked like a hurricane<br />

had hit it. I had to wash all the<br />

plates and clean up the mess.<br />

I was finally done and had the<br />

chance to rest and have a cup<br />

of tea. I felt fatigued even though<br />

it was only my first day. I kept on<br />

asking myself the same question<br />

over and over again, “How could<br />

Rowena handle all this stress?”<br />

Glass of water<br />

The prince was back and he was<br />

sitting on his favorite couch playing<br />

games with his school bag on<br />

the floor and all his belongings<br />

scattered everywhere. He started<br />

calling for Rowena, but she wasn’t<br />

at home.<br />

“What do you want from her?”<br />

I asked.<br />

“I want water, ” he responded.<br />

I started thinking, “Does he do<br />

this everyday?” “ you can get the<br />

glass of water yourself!” I said<br />

with an angry tone.<br />

“ok I will, why are you screaming?”<br />

the prince replied.<br />

Rowena of course would never<br />

ask any of us to get our own<br />

glass of water. After that, I went<br />

to the supermarket and bought<br />

necessities for the house and then<br />

returned home to prepare dinner.<br />

At around 9:30 PM dinner was<br />

ready; I made burgers and banana<br />

juice. Suddenly, Rowena entered<br />

the house, “How was it?” she asked.<br />

“Honestly, it’s not easy,” I replied.<br />

The last task<br />

Here I was in the kitchen again<br />

washing the dishes and when<br />

I was done I immediately went<br />

to the washing machine and<br />

washed everyone’s clothes. The<br />

task was easy, but I was really<br />

tired and I ended up mixing colors<br />

because I wasn’t paying attention.<br />

No one can appreciate Rowena<br />

like I do after actually doing her<br />

job for one day!<br />

Good night<br />

It was 10:45 pm and I kept thinking<br />

about what I did the whole<br />

day. It might sound easy, but in<br />

fact it was extremely exhausting;<br />

any job that requires you to work<br />

the whole day is not fun. I still might<br />

not understand how Rowena feels<br />

about working in a place far away<br />

from her house and family, but<br />

I can make her feel at home and<br />

try to be her family. I then remembered<br />

the princesses saying lovely<br />

words about my cooking, “So, nice<br />

words do make a difference and<br />

I will make sure Rowena hears<br />

compliments everyday,” I thought.<br />

After my day of hard work at home,<br />

I believe everyone should work<br />

on house chores as a family and<br />

a team and at least appreciate the<br />

housekeepers role.<br />

good Night.


48<br />

PERSONALITY<br />

National champions<br />

Hessa Falaknaz<br />

Saif Al Dabal. Photo source: Sonia Al Hashimi, UAE Down Syndrome Association<br />

on a normal day at the mall, you pass by a family and see a member with special needs<br />

walking along with them. Some people glance and others stare, yet they do not know<br />

that that person is actually special by his accomplishments and not only his needs.<br />

Nowadays, we hear often about<br />

parents who neglect their children<br />

and abandon them for many<br />

different reasons; many stories<br />

have been published in newspapers<br />

and magazines about children<br />

being neglected by society and<br />

deprived from living their childhood<br />

dreams. The following<br />

are profiles of two successful<br />

Emiratis, who have won numerous<br />

championships and accomplished<br />

far more than the average Emirati<br />

could.<br />

“I am a champion!” These are the<br />

words of Saif Al-Dabal, a passionate<br />

and confident 25-year-old emirati,<br />

as he described himself.<br />

Al-Dabal is an award-winning<br />

Emirati champion who participated


in several athletic competitions,<br />

not only locally but also across the<br />

Middle East. He started swimming<br />

when he was only two years old<br />

and participated in swimming<br />

championships when he turned<br />

14. “I got very excited when I<br />

achieved this medal. It made my<br />

day,” he said, explaining that the<br />

day he was awarded a gold medal<br />

in the Regional Championship held<br />

in Syria in 2010 was the happiest<br />

day of his life.<br />

“My daily life is interesting because<br />

I do many things I love,” he said.<br />

according to al-Dabal, the five<br />

things he cannot live without are<br />

going to the cinema, singing, playing<br />

sports, eating, and of course<br />

being around his mother and his<br />

family. Just recently, Al-Dabal was<br />

casted as an actor for a kuwaiti<br />

series that is expected to air during<br />

Ramadan. He acted with famous<br />

actors from the gulf, which is one<br />

of the things he always wanted<br />

to do and finally achieved with<br />

determination.<br />

Rashid Saeed Al-Marzouqi is a<br />

26-year-old Emirati who works<br />

as an administrative assistant<br />

in the Community Development<br />

Authority. His initial job was to<br />

prepare paperwork and answer<br />

phone calls until he later got<br />

promoted to take on more challenging<br />

tasks and receive a higher<br />

salary. <strong>Dubai</strong> government Excellence<br />

Program honored Al-Marzouqi<br />

in the category of Unsung Heroes.<br />

“It was hard for me to work in<br />

the beginning, but now I have no<br />

problems doing my job,” he said<br />

with high spirits. Al-Marzouqi is<br />

a very social person; he dreamt<br />

of working as a public relations<br />

officer. He also loves to join conferences<br />

and to communicate with<br />

other people. “I’ve always wanted<br />

to be like Sheikh Mohammed Bin<br />

Rashid Al-Maktoum, because he<br />

is an ambitious person and has<br />

a vision for <strong>Dubai</strong>’s future.”<br />

With his modest salary, newly<br />

married Al-Marzouqi did not<br />

struggle much during his wedding<br />

preparations. “People were curious<br />

about how I would handle my<br />

wedding expenses, but I didn’t<br />

see a problem.” He explained that<br />

he wanted people to understand<br />

and to be aware of the things that<br />

might bother him.<br />

“I MIgHT NoT BE<br />

PERFECT, BUT THAT<br />

DoES NoT MEAN<br />

I AM DISABLED...<br />

WHEN goD CLoSES<br />

oNE DooR, HE<br />

oPENS ANoTHER.”<br />

These successful men stepped<br />

out of their comfort-zone and<br />

were not discouraged by the<br />

thoughts of the people around<br />

them. Al-Dabal and Al-Marzouqi<br />

are considered challenged, not<br />

only with Down syndrome and<br />

cerebral palsy, but also with the<br />

negative behavior of the people<br />

surrounding them. Sonia Al-<br />

Hashimi, Al-Dabal’s mother and<br />

the Chairperson of the UAE Down<br />

Syndrome Association, treated<br />

her son like a normal child, took<br />

him out with her wherever she<br />

went and did not pay attention<br />

to the negative things people had<br />

to say about her son.<br />

Al-Dabal has a very energetic<br />

personality and big dreams. “I<br />

want to live in an apartment alone<br />

and sing my lungs out without<br />

anyone interfering,” he explained.<br />

What he wants more than anything<br />

is to be independent and self-reliant.<br />

“I can’t wait to wake up every<br />

Tuesday morning and go to work<br />

at the office.” He currently goes for<br />

training at the Shangri-La Hotel<br />

offices in <strong>Dubai</strong> and dreams about<br />

having his own driver’s license<br />

as well as working at the office<br />

of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid<br />

Al-Maktoum.<br />

Al-Marzooqi’s mother was always<br />

there for him. She encouraged him<br />

to work and socialize with other<br />

people. “My mother always asked<br />

me to go out and to live my life<br />

like I am supposed to. ‘Enjoy<br />

being who you are,’ she always<br />

told me,” said Al-Marzooqi. He is<br />

passionate about learning different<br />

things in life. In addition to being<br />

a loving son, a kind husband and<br />

a hard worker, Al-Marzouqi won<br />

the title of the First Ambassador<br />

for People With Disabilities in 2006.<br />

Al-Marzouqi suffers from cerebral<br />

palsy that is caused by brain damage;<br />

he has weak muscles, which<br />

allow him to only walk slowly<br />

and with the support of crutches.<br />

Despite his condition, Al-Marzouqi<br />

has proved that he can work<br />

hard and is qualified to work in<br />

any environment. “Before joining<br />

work I was at the <strong>Dubai</strong> Center for<br />

Special Needs for 23 years, which<br />

is why it was hard for me to get<br />

used to the work environment and<br />

its challenges. I might not be<br />

perfect, but that does not mean<br />

I am disabled. I have talents that<br />

people might not recognize;when<br />

god closes one door, he opens<br />

another.”<br />

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khadija Al Bastaki, a successful DWC graduate. Photo source: khadija Al Bastaki<br />

Graduate profile: a view from the top<br />

Eman Al Ali<br />

A closer look at the life of a successful Emirati female; khadija Al Bastaki.<br />

khadija Al Bastaki is the Senior<br />

Regional Manager of America<br />

and Africa at Jafza (Jebel Ali Free<br />

zone). She is a <strong>Dubai</strong> Women’s<br />

<strong>College</strong> software engineeringgraduate<br />

who continued her studies<br />

and was awarded an Executive<br />

MBA in Strategic Management<br />

from the Abu Dhabi Men’s <strong>College</strong>.<br />

Khadija Al Bastaki on the spot<br />

There are various characteristics<br />

that describe Al Bastaki’s personality,<br />

life, and dreams. one of the<br />

key features that highlights her<br />

personality is her ambition and<br />

constant striving for the best.<br />

“My father used to work in the<br />

United States and my childhood<br />

dream was to work abroad too.”<br />

This goal pushed her to do her<br />

best and motivated her to work<br />

harder; one of her major accomplishments<br />

was balancing her<br />

time between working in Jebel<br />

Ali and studying in Abu Dhabi.<br />

Al Bastaki is an individual who<br />

cherishes independence, a characteristic<br />

that hepled her accomplish<br />

successful career growth.<br />

She is also socially involved with<br />

the environment around her and<br />

does not like to shut herself off<br />

from new opportunities as she<br />

enjoys helping people and


providing them with assistance<br />

whenever she has the chance. Al<br />

Bastaki also enjoyed participating<br />

and contributing to various<br />

events while being a student such<br />

as presenting, acting and organizing<br />

events and ceremonies.<br />

“Although I had these interests<br />

since I was a child, I preferred<br />

to keep them as hobbies only.”<br />

The role of education in<br />

Al Bastaki’s career<br />

Al Bastaki was awarded a<br />

Bachelor degree in software<br />

engineering from <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Women’s <strong>College</strong> in 2005. She<br />

believes her education life was<br />

full of challenges and experiences.<br />

Al Bastaki’s classmates were the<br />

first graduates who were allowed<br />

to practice their work placement<br />

abroad. “During my work exper-<br />

ience, I was exposed to an international<br />

workplace, IBM Cairo<br />

in Egypt, and this international<br />

exposure lead to many career<br />

opportunities,” she said.<br />

The experience of traveling alone<br />

to another country provided<br />

her with many opportunities.<br />

This contributed to making her<br />

develop strong communication<br />

skills and interpersonal characteristics.<br />

Al Bastaki’s family<br />

supported her to continue her<br />

studies and build her skills. They<br />

her the inspiration to continue<br />

her higher education and achieve<br />

her executive MBA in Strategic<br />

Management in 2010 while<br />

also working for Jafza.<br />

Climbing the career ladder<br />

After completing her work<br />

placement at IBM in Egypt, Al<br />

Bastaki worked at <strong>Dubai</strong> Port<br />

World for a year as a sales<br />

executive. In 2007, she started<br />

working for Jafza, where she<br />

climbed up the career ladder<br />

from sales executive to deputy<br />

manager of Commercial Sales. The<br />

main duty of her current position is<br />

to promote <strong>Dubai</strong> as a global business<br />

hub, which requires her to be<br />

a frequent traveler to different parts<br />

of the world.<br />

“I AM RESPoNSIBLE<br />

FoR CREATINg<br />

My oWN FUTURE<br />

By FACINg My<br />

PRoBLEMS<br />

AND LookINg<br />

FoRWARD To THE<br />

BEST To FULFILL<br />

My DREAMS.”<br />

In addition, one of Al Bastaki’s<br />

dreams is to be a role model for<br />

Emirati females and to be their<br />

representative in foreign countries.<br />

Presenting the best to the world<br />

led her to attract the interest of<br />

major investors to set up in the<br />

free zone. Al Bastaki family had<br />

concerns regarding her regular<br />

travel commitments especially<br />

since that her work commitments<br />

constantly result in her missing<br />

family events and weddings.<br />

Achieved milestones<br />

Being an active member of her<br />

community, Al Bastaki enjoys<br />

participating in different social<br />

events as a volunteer. Al Bastaki<br />

enrolled as a volunteer of Architectural<br />

Heritage Society in 2003 to<br />

become a part of the breast cancer<br />

awareness and donations campaign,<br />

which took place in all seven emirates.<br />

She also participated as a member<br />

of F1 <strong>Dubai</strong> Women Auto Race Club,<br />

Toastmasters Club, Emirates Science<br />

Club, and Speakers.ae.<br />

Al Bastaki’s future plan<br />

“Learn from the past, watch the<br />

present, and create the future.”<br />

AlBastaki says she considers the<br />

saying as a guide on how to live<br />

her life. “I am responsible for<br />

creating my own future by facing<br />

my problems and looking forward<br />

to the best to fulfill my dreams,”<br />

she added. Al Bastaki aims to continue<br />

her studies and is planning<br />

on achieving a degree in Logistics<br />

and Supply Chain Management.<br />

Moreover, she expresses her goal<br />

to be a public speaker.<br />

Her advice to DWC students:<br />

“Each person has hidden capabilities<br />

which need to be discovered,”<br />

Al Bastaki says, highlighting<br />

that going to college and receiving<br />

a proper education is the<br />

main source for developing one’s<br />

career and that it contributes to<br />

shaping the students’ future.<br />

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52 FICTION<br />

young boy in a Turkish village. Photo source: Saad Al Saadi


Joory<br />

Salma Al Saadi<br />

An imaginative young Emirati girl chases her dreams on a journey of self-discovery.<br />

Another day at my university was<br />

just like any other, boring and dull.<br />

All I do is daydream, my favorite<br />

lazy hobby. I can picture myself on<br />

a desk frustrated and thinking very<br />

hard to make a decision regarding<br />

a huge dilemma in my firm. “I need<br />

this to be submitted on Saturday<br />

not later than 11:59am!” were my<br />

professor’s last words on my way<br />

out of my first class of the day and<br />

three more to go. Less than 150<br />

days left and I would be an official<br />

Bachelor degree graduate. How I<br />

longed for that day to come to unleash<br />

my soul and decide my path<br />

into the gates of the “real” life.<br />

Walking past the corridors on the<br />

campus I stop in front of the<br />

bulletin board. Stacked on top of<br />

each other I rarely find a flyer that<br />

attract me, but as curious as I am,<br />

I have to stop and scan each one to<br />

avoid the unlikely event of missing<br />

out on any news, or worse, hearing<br />

it from somebody else weeks later.<br />

“Do you have what it takes to run<br />

16km?” was the heading of a small<br />

flyer hidden under a “math Club”<br />

contest flyer. By participating in this<br />

race, half of the expenses paid for<br />

the trip would be donated to help<br />

uneducated children. Apart from<br />

the noble cause that encouraged me<br />

to join the trip, three other reasons<br />

crossed my mind that support my<br />

decision to participate in the race:<br />

travel, knowledge, and independence.<br />

This is what I really need<br />

“oTHER<br />

CoUNTRIES, LIkE<br />

BANgLADESH AND<br />

CHINA HAvE THE-<br />

HIgHEST<br />

ILLITERATE<br />

NUMBER oF<br />

ADULTS AND THE<br />

PRogRESS IS<br />

ExCRUCIATINgLy<br />

SLoW<br />

before graduating, enjoying my last<br />

few months as a student. Being a<br />

student isn’t only about studying<br />

and getting A’s; it’s about learning<br />

new things everyday in or out of<br />

the class. Holding this memory will<br />

make me look back and smile, “I<br />

accomplished something!”<br />

“The campaign describes many<br />

factors to attract tourists, but what<br />

type of audience will respond<br />

most? Joory?” Professor Salam<br />

asked me, noticing my distracted<br />

gaze. I wake up from a captivating<br />

dream embarrassed by his accusing<br />

stare and struggle to come up with<br />

a response. “People with passion,”<br />

I replied, half relating to myself and<br />

half hoping that it would suit the<br />

question I barely heard. Professor<br />

Salam nodded with a smile and<br />

carried on explaining how Australia<br />

can determine which type of tourists<br />

will rank first.<br />

Driving back home my phone rings,<br />

“Hello.”<br />

“Hi Joory! How is it going?” Manal<br />

asks on the other end.<br />

“What do you think about the<br />

marathon trip? Awesome right.<br />

Don’t you just love it when I find<br />

sweet deals like this one?! Listen<br />

you have to talk to your father<br />

pronto!”<br />

“Are you really considering this?”<br />

Manal questions me with astonishment.<br />

“of course!” I reply.<br />

“I didn’t think you’d take it seriously.<br />

And you can donate for<br />

uneducated children from <strong>Dubai</strong>.<br />

Plus who wants to run for 18<br />

kilometers?” answers Manal.<br />

“I would!” I fire back at her.<br />

“Honestly I don’t think it’s a good<br />

idea and if you feel you have enough<br />

money for a lame, pointless trip, I<br />

think we should consider London<br />

instead.”<br />

Manal’s words create silence.<br />

I end the conversation hoping to<br />

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think clearly about her words.<br />

I have to focus on what to say to<br />

my parents and how to broach the<br />

subject without ambushing them.<br />

going down the stairs I catch a<br />

whiff of the mesmerizing chicken<br />

biryani and breathe deeply. I’m<br />

definitely going to miss this meal<br />

while running in Turkey. Laughing<br />

at myself, I walk to the dining table<br />

where my family has just started<br />

eating. I feel blessed for having two<br />

very understanding parents who<br />

would support anything that would<br />

benefit me. sometimes, however,<br />

they worry too much.<br />

“Mom. Dad. I have an announcement<br />

to make.” I start slowly,<br />

“growing up I felt I was the luckiest<br />

girl in the world. you never refused<br />

a request of mine.”<br />

“What is it darling?” my mother<br />

asked. I look at both of them and<br />

start telling them about the flyer<br />

that will change my life.<br />

“That is impossible my dear, you<br />

cannot go by yourself”<br />

“Please, Mom, I have to do this, it’s<br />

a life changing experience! Dad!<br />

Talk to her!”<br />

“We will have to think about it<br />

more darling, I can’t just agree<br />

without talking more about it.”<br />

“Fine, I have to leave now!”<br />

Later on, I met Manal at a small,<br />

quiet café close by. She was sitting<br />

in the corner by the window<br />

working on her laptop with a coffee<br />

mug clutched in her hand. I make<br />

my way through the tables and<br />

sit in front of her with a serious<br />

expression, ready to give her “the<br />

talk.” Manal stares up in surprise<br />

and laughs. I smile back and order<br />

mixed berries juice for myself.<br />

“Manal. What are you doing?”<br />

“Researching,” Manal replies.<br />

“you obviously know why I’m here.<br />

I mean you can’t possibly think that<br />

I would let it be and forget about it!”<br />

Manal starts laughing hard, “I’m<br />

coming. I’m coming.”<br />

“Are you kidding me?!” I scream.<br />

She catches her breath and says,<br />

“After our conversation on the<br />

phone I thought about it for a while.<br />

I wouldn’t let you go all by yourself.<br />

Plus, I can do a bit of shopping!”<br />

I gather myself and reply, “you can’t<br />

imagine how happy I am. I could<br />

cry.” Manal starts laughing again.<br />

“But Manal, the problem is that my<br />

mother sounded unsure about the<br />

trip. She’s still thinking about it, I’m<br />

just keeping my hopes up.”<br />

Finally, my mother is confident that<br />

I’m old enough to take care of<br />

myself. All packed and ready to<br />

go I tuck in some last minute<br />

toiletries in the sides of my suitcase.<br />

“There’s not much time,” my<br />

dad yells from down stairs. Phone<br />

check. Passport and ticket check.<br />

Camera check.<br />

Manal! I forgot to call her! I call<br />

Manal to make sure she’s ready<br />

since she tends to be late. I call<br />

her and wait.<br />

“Hey Joory. Where are you? Have<br />

you left yet?”<br />

“I’m on my way Manal. What<br />

about you? Are you done<br />

packing?”<br />

“I’ll get into the car now.”<br />

I feel relieved, “okay, see you there”<br />

What am I going to do there once<br />

I’m in Turkey? Am I going to like<br />

it? of course I will; it’s something<br />

new that I haven’t tried before. I<br />

come out of my reverie to the<br />

announcement, “Welcome to<br />

Istanbul!”<br />

In the hotel room, I call my parents<br />

to let them know I arrived<br />

safely. The hotel room wasn’t big,<br />

but neat and tidy, contemporary<br />

and adequate. I started unpacking<br />

my things and prepared myself<br />

for exploring the city before our<br />

lunch with the group and the race<br />

committee. getting ready to leave<br />

the hotel room, I found Manal<br />

sleeping. She probably didn’t<br />

sleep much during the flight.<br />

Cobblestone streets, restaurants<br />

and hotels, and grocery stores<br />

displaying all sizes of luggage told<br />

me the area is touristic. only tour<br />

buses and taxis were allowed to<br />

drive down the street. It felt safe<br />

considering I had heard that theft<br />

was common in this country, but<br />

what country doesn’t have crime?<br />

People should be careful wherever<br />

they are. I walk around browsing<br />

the shops. They have local sweets<br />

in different colors and sizes; I<br />

should get some for my Mom. on<br />

my way back to the hotel, I stopped<br />

at a grocery store to get snacks for<br />

later.<br />

“Manal. Manal. Manal. Wake up!<br />

We have to go meet with the<br />

Istanbul Race Committee for<br />

introduction and registration.<br />

We’ll even get t-shirts and numbers.<br />

Come on, they’re all downstairs<br />

waiting.”<br />

In the lobby I see our chaperone,


Ms. Headly; she smiles and waves<br />

at me. “This is Mr. Bayroon from the<br />

Istanbul Race Committee. He will be<br />

guiding us with three other groups<br />

in the race.”<br />

Tall, in his 50’s, small light brown<br />

eyes, curly hair, long nose, a thick<br />

mustache and an ex-tour guide, Mr.<br />

Bayroon seemed like a nice man.<br />

“Hello, my name is Joory. very nice<br />

to meet you.”<br />

He nodded back in acknowledgement<br />

and responded in moderate<br />

English, “Thank you, Joory. I will tell<br />

you today what you will do in the<br />

Istanbul Race once the of the group<br />

is here.”<br />

In the box behind him, he grabbed<br />

t-shirts and proudly handed one to<br />

each of us with a broad smile on his<br />

face. “Tomorrow at 7:00 am please.<br />

All come to Bosphorus Bridge<br />

to start stretching and take our<br />

places,” were Mr. Bayroon’s last<br />

words before we left the hotel for<br />

traditional Turkish lunch.<br />

In the hotel lobby, Ms. Headly<br />

started talking to us about our<br />

plans, “Tomorrow is the Istanbul<br />

Race supporting uneducated<br />

children. you shouldn’t forget that<br />

this is the main reason we are all<br />

here. Do not forget your t-shirts,<br />

number tags, and running shoes.<br />

We’re running 16 km. Tomorrow<br />

will be a very long day and I’m sure<br />

all of us didn’t get enough sleep. So<br />

we will all go to bed early keeping<br />

in mind we will leave the hotel at<br />

6:30 am sharp. Be in the lobby at<br />

6:15 am.”<br />

My alarm went off at 5:55 am. It’s<br />

race day. I get up keeping my eyes<br />

shut and found my way to the toilet.<br />

I try to resist morning as much as<br />

I can. I had a quick cold shower<br />

to erase sleepiness. I check my<br />

backpack in case I forgot somethig.<br />

I turned on all the lights, opened<br />

the curtains, and shouted, “Manal,<br />

wake up!” I put on my race gear and<br />

rushed down for express breakfast<br />

at 6:15. Eating my cereal as fast as<br />

possible, I asked the waiter to call<br />

our room to wake Manal up. He<br />

came back in a few minutes with<br />

no answer.<br />

I rushed upstairs and opened our<br />

room door wide to find manal<br />

sleeping like a baby. I stared at her<br />

in disbelief. What was she thinking?<br />

We’d talked about this before sleeping<br />

and this was what the whole<br />

trip was about. She doesn’t listen<br />

to anyone, but herself and the main<br />

reason behind joining the trip was<br />

for fun. I admire her strong character<br />

and confidence. she’s used to<br />

traveling alone and doing what she<br />

pleases. Like me, she’s an only child,<br />

but without a mother.<br />

At the meeting area, Mr. Bayroon<br />

used a microphone so all of us<br />

could hear his instructions.<br />

I was not listening; I was looking<br />

around at the huge number of<br />

people. There were old women<br />

with teenage girls and boys or<br />

little boys with their parents. The<br />

gunshot sounded and the stampede<br />

began.<br />

About 100,000 people ran<br />

together for the same cause. In<br />

India, around 72 million children<br />

in the primary school age are not<br />

in school yet. other countries, like<br />

Bangladesh and China, have the<br />

highest illiterate number of adults<br />

and the progress is excruciatingly<br />

slow. How will those children affect<br />

their country and the world in the<br />

future? These children will grow<br />

up in poverty and no income to<br />

support their basic needs due to<br />

their illiteracy. How can we help<br />

them?<br />

Awareness about this issue is very<br />

limited in our region as there are<br />

many illiterate individuals in Arab<br />

countries, yet we are not organizing<br />

huge events for the whole world<br />

to join. I had been thinking of a<br />

successful graduation project idea<br />

for many weeks and it was right in<br />

front of me. People have the option<br />

to leave a mark in this world and<br />

pursue it for a humanitarian cause<br />

that is noble and selfless. the most<br />

famous leaders lived their lives<br />

defending humanitarian causes.<br />

Mother Theresa and gandhi are<br />

examples of such leaders.<br />

I can’t stop running, so are my<br />

thoughts.<br />

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DWC NEWS<br />

Mohammad Al Redha<br />

Technology Week at DWC<br />

on May 9th, 2012, <strong>Dubai</strong> Women’s <strong>College</strong> (DWC)<br />

organized its 2nd annual Technology Week. The Technology<br />

Week’s purpose was to offer students and staff an<br />

opportunity to learn about new technology which can<br />

help their learning and teaching plans. Students had<br />

the opportunity to try the new 3D softwares, IBM’s<br />

Watson super computer, and virtual computing. Jamie<br />

Stewart, Associate Director and Dean of the Business<br />

and Technology Division at DWC, was present to<br />

absorb the event. Ford representatives in the Middle<br />

East, demonstrated the technology used in ite most<br />

recent can models released recently in the markets.<br />

Cotopia Social Responsibility<br />

Students from the Applied Communications Department<br />

at DWC helped organize the second CoToPIA<br />

Social Responsibility Dialogue. The event aims at<br />

building bridges connecting corporations to issues<br />

relevant to the community. The event was held at<br />

DWC on 25 April, 2012. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi,<br />

Environmental Advisor to the Ajman government and<br />

CEo of Al Ihsan Charity Centre, attended the event<br />

along with more than 600 other attendees. Many<br />

successful Emiratis also participated in the event<br />

to talk about their achievements during their work<br />

experiences.<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Students Film Festival<br />

The <strong>Higher</strong> <strong>College</strong>s of Technology, <strong>Dubai</strong> Men’s Campus<br />

(DMC), hosted the 2nd <strong>Dubai</strong> Students Film Festival<br />

(DSFF) on the 2nd and 3rd of May, 2012. DWC and<br />

DMC Applied Communications students organized DSFF<br />

following the footsteps of 12 students who started<br />

the DSFF last year. DSFF was organized to showcase<br />

the creativity of students in the media production field<br />

within the UAE. The event was attended by more than<br />

450 visitors. “This is a one step ahead, I think we made<br />

great improvement this year,” said Suqrat Bin Bisher,<br />

DSFF’s chairman and a DWC Applied Media student.<br />

Photo by Caroline Bianca/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus Marketing<br />

Mohammad Al Redha/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Mohammad Al Redha/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus


Library Week in DWC<br />

on April 15th 2012, his highness Sheikh Majid bin<br />

Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the<br />

<strong>Dubai</strong> Culture and Arts Authority, opened the Library<br />

Week event at DWC. Present at the opening event were<br />

Juma Al Majid, Chairman of <strong>Dubai</strong> Economic Council and<br />

Dr. Howard Reed, Senior Director of the HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>. The<br />

event also included the opening of DWC Arabic Book<br />

Fair. His highness Sheikh Majid toured DWC’s campus,<br />

visited its academic departments, attended students<br />

presentations, and was introduced to the No Fizzy Drink<br />

Campaign introduced by DWC to help students learn<br />

about the health risks behind fizzy drinks consumption.<br />

Insight <strong>Dubai</strong> Conference<br />

The eighth Insight <strong>Dubai</strong> Conference was held from<br />

18-22 March at DWC. The annual conference focused<br />

on empowering women through bringing together<br />

more than 65 students from different nationalities and<br />

pairing them up with 65 Emirati students from DWC to<br />

discuss current and relevant issues including Shariah<br />

law, Uae governance and human trafficking. “It was<br />

my first time to facilitate in such a powerful conference.<br />

I can consider myself as a changed person after spending<br />

5 days with 16 inspiring young women,” said Alia Al-<br />

Shamlan, one of the conference’s facilitators.<br />

Techno Girlz<br />

Mohammad Al Redha/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Mohammad Al Redha/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus<br />

Focusing on environmental sustainability, DWC<br />

launched the 4th Technogirls event which received<br />

around 400 students from different schools. The<br />

event aimed at educating DWC and other high school<br />

students about the importance of green technologies<br />

that provide support to the UAE community. Technogirls<br />

2012 was also organized to encourage high school<br />

students to enter the fields of Engineering, Math,<br />

Technology, and Science. Tech nogirls 2012 keynote<br />

speaker was His Highness Sheikh Dr. Abdul Aziz bin<br />

Ali Al Nuaimi, Environmental Advisor to the Ajman<br />

government and the Chairman of the International<br />

Steering Committee for the global Initiative towards<br />

a sustainable Iraq. Caroline Bianca/HCT-<strong>Dubai</strong>, Women’s Campus Marketing<br />

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OUT AND ABOUT<br />

by MOHAMED AL MARRI<br />

INTERNET CAfé<br />

MOHAMED AL MARRI<br />

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http://www.wattpad.com<br />

http://www.livestrong.com<br />

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book covers sorted by designers, authors, titles, art<br />

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her comments on the book pages. This website offers<br />

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BOOk REvIEW<br />

MOHAMED AL MARRI<br />

A Thousand Splendid Suns<br />

By khaled Hosseini<br />

A Thousand Splendid Suns is a<br />

touching story about the struggles<br />

of two women, Mariam and Laila,<br />

during the reign of the Taliban in<br />

Afghanistan. Mariam had to suffer<br />

her father’s rejection and later on<br />

her husband’s brutal treatment.<br />

Meanwhile, Laila lived with her<br />

mother’s ignorance and then the<br />

loss of her love. All this happened<br />

in times when Afghanistan fought<br />

against the Soviet Union. When<br />

I read the book, I learned about<br />

the innocent women, children<br />

and men who struggled during<br />

this cruel war. The author successfully<br />

ties the reader with the<br />

characters, who grow from childhood<br />

to adulthood. It is a great<br />

book because it speaks to our<br />

emotions, to our conscience.<br />

The Alchemist<br />

By Paulo Coelho<br />

The Alchemist, a tale of meaningful<br />

lessons and messages, is about a<br />

shepherd, Santiago, who leaves<br />

his hometown to fulfill his dream.<br />

Throughout his journey Santiago<br />

had to overcome many obstacles<br />

that in the end helped him accept<br />

life. The Alchemist, in my opinion,<br />

is paolo Coelho’s finest book.<br />

Even though the story was simple,<br />

its message was beautiful and<br />

hopeful. The events were exciting<br />

and never boring. The size of the<br />

book is inviting. It is a quick read,<br />

but you finish with one lesson,<br />

that through your ups and downs,<br />

you can create positivity.<br />

Kiss That Frog<br />

By Brain Tracy & Christina Tracy Stein<br />

kiss That Frog! is a self-improvement<br />

book by Brian Tracy and<br />

Christina Tracy Stein. The name<br />

of the book comes from the<br />

famous fairy-tale, which signifies<br />

change from bad to better when<br />

the princess kissed the frog and<br />

he turned into a prince. The book<br />

discusses 12 guaranteed ways<br />

to flip negatives into positives<br />

in someone’s life and work. The<br />

authors lay out seven ways to<br />

develop a positive personality for<br />

a better life. The steps were easy<br />

to achieve and the language used<br />

was simple and clear. I enjoyed<br />

reading this book because it gives<br />

readers hope to change their<br />

lives in a fun and easy approach.<br />

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60<br />

BUQSHA<br />

Mohamed Al Marri<br />

We chose to call this section ‘Buqsha’ (see below for meaning) as it is dedicated to exploring various elements of Emirati<br />

culture and traditions.<br />

هعبرم هعطق نوكتو شامقلا نم ةرصلا يه :هشقب ىنعم<br />

.ايمدق سبلالما اهب عضوت<br />

Buqsha: an old word used to describe<br />

a square shaped piece of cloth. It was used<br />

to carry various items such as groceries,<br />

clothes and other items.<br />

old <strong>Dubai</strong> (Sea)<br />

Fate chose <strong>Dubai</strong> to become one<br />

of the luckiest cities in the gulf.<br />

The sea and the creek together<br />

gave <strong>Dubai</strong> advantageous location<br />

attracting settlers and providing<br />

them with a way of living.<br />

The technique of boat building<br />

including dhows (wooden sailing<br />

boats) and trade such as sail<br />

production, diving and pearling<br />

equipment showed profit. Boats<br />

carried thousands of sailors and<br />

pearling crews to deep-sea every<br />

summer so they can provide their<br />

families with food and other necessities.<br />

Fishing has long been a<br />

main source of income for people<br />

of <strong>Dubai</strong>.<br />

old Sea Fishing Way<br />

In the past, sea fishing was the<br />

second most important industry<br />

after pearl diving in the Emirates.<br />

Fishermen could indentify over<br />

300 varieties of fish and knew<br />

where to catch them. They made<br />

cages from palm leaves (al garagir)<br />

and nets (al aliakh) to trap the<br />

fish. they had different kinds of<br />

boats such as: al shasha, al houri,<br />

al shahoof and al shouee. Fishermen<br />

passed their knowledge on<br />

to their sons, who were expected<br />

to follow their fathers’ footsteps.<br />

They joined their fathers from<br />

an early age in order to learn<br />

the practical lessons of fishing<br />

and became talented fishermen.<br />

Women helped their husbands<br />

sell the catch in the markets. In<br />

the 1930’s, there were 30 women<br />

selling fish in the fish market<br />

in Bur <strong>Dubai</strong>.<br />

(Al gargoor)<br />

al gargoor is an old fishing gear,<br />

which is used untill today. It is<br />

semi-circular cage that is made<br />

of metal. The process of using al<br />

gargoor is: Firstly, the hole in the<br />

al gargoor gets thinner as fish<br />

swim into it. Secondly, the fish<br />

goes for the bait that is hanging<br />

in the middle of al gargoor. Finally<br />

the fisherman strings a rope from<br />

the al gargoor to the top of the sea<br />

to identify the location.


Dhow Building<br />

In the beginning of the 20th century, the Emirates produced 50 sailing<br />

dhows annually. Some of the sailing dhows, such as al baghlah and al<br />

boom, were designed for long distance travel. others, such as al shouee<br />

and al jalbout, were for pearl diving and fishing. today, you can find these<br />

gorgeous traditional old dhows in <strong>Dubai</strong> greek. Many locals in the UAE<br />

still build dhows for business and profit.<br />

Al Jalbout (Boat)<br />

Al Jalbout is one of the locally made and used dhows in the UAE.<br />

al jalbout was used mostly for diving trips, finding pearls, and fishing.<br />

Its length is 20-30 feet and it can carry between 15- 45 tons. It is said<br />

that al jalbout has been named after the Portuguese boat jalbota.<br />

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ىدحإ يف لمعتو ،اهمسا ركذ مدع<br />

ىدم نع ،ةيموكلحا هبش تاكرشلا<br />

يف ةمهاسلما تاكرشلا ةيقادصم<br />

ةرظنلا نأب تباجأ ،فيظوتلا ضراعم<br />

تاكرشلا هاتجا روهملجا مومعل ةيبلسلا<br />

ضراعم للاغتساب اهماهتاو ةمهاسلما<br />

وه نلاعلإاو ةياعدلاو جيورتلل فيظوتلا<br />

عقاولاو ةحصلا نع دعبلا لك ديعب رمأ<br />

جورت نأ يف ةلكشلما ام :تفاضأو<br />

يتاراملإا عمتجملل اهءامتنا ةكرشلا<br />

ىوتسم ىلع ةمهم ةرهاظت اذكه يف<br />

ةكرشلل نوكت ةسفن تقولا يفو ةلودلا<br />

لمتح يف ةسوملمو ةيقيقح ةمهاسم<br />

ةلكشلما هذه لح هاتجا اهتايلؤسم<br />

حبصيس اهلح رمأ نأ ملعلا عم ؟هقرؤلما<br />

بيرقلا لبقتسلما يف ايمازلإ ارمأ<br />

اهضرف للاخ نم ةموكلحا لبق نم<br />

لفكت ةصالخا تاسسؤلما ىلع ينناوقل<br />

ةكرشلا نإ :ةلئاق تدرطتساو .كلذ<br />

ضرعم يف اهتكراشم للاخ تلبقتسا<br />

زكرم يف دقع يذلا ريخلأا فيظوتلا<br />

7 ىلإ 5 ةرتفلا نم يراجتلا يبد<br />

متيس بلط 1500 ىلع ديزي ام سرام<br />

نم ةسلس نمضو ،ايدرف اهعم لماعتلا<br />

ىوتسلما ديدتح ناحتماب أدبت تاوطلخا<br />

جمارب ديدحتب ًءاهتناو ةيزيلنجلاا ةغلل<br />

عيملج مدقتلما زايتجا ةلاح يف بيردتلا<br />

ىوتسلما ىلع ظافحلل كلذو ،تابلطتلما<br />

. ةينهلما نم عيفرلا<br />

ةريخأ ةملك<br />

لاقلا نع اديعبو ،فيظوتلا ضراعم<br />

اهتذختا ةوطخ لاإ يه ام ،ليقلاو<br />

ةكراشم نامض لجأ نم ةموكلحا<br />

ةيمنتلا يف ةينطولا ةيرشبلا دراولما<br />

يف اهجمدو ،ةينطولا ةيداصتقلاا<br />

سوردم ططخم نمض صالخا عاطقلا<br />

نم اهيلع بترتي امو ةلاطبلا نم دحلل<br />

ةوطلخا هذه نوكت دق ،تلاكاشم<br />

نوكت دقو ،ضعبلا رظن يف ةفيعض<br />

نأ ول نكل ،رخلآا ضعبلا رظن يف ةيوق<br />

ايونس مظنت يتلا فيظوتلا ضراعم<br />

حجنت ،ةلودلا تارامإ دادتما ىلع<br />

نإف صخش 2000ل لمع داجيإ يف<br />

قحتسي احانج كلذ نوريس نيريثكلا<br />

!هدنع فوقولا<br />

.ةفاك لامعلأا<br />

لوصح ، يديوسلا ءايلع تحرتقا<br />

يف ةيموكح تازايتما ىلع نطاولما<br />

ةحرتقم ،صالخا عاطقلا يف لمعلا<br />

عاطقلا بتاور ةلكشم لح كلذب<br />

ةموكلحا موقت نأب ةيندتلما صالخا<br />

ًايدام ًادفار لثيم يلام قودنص ءاشنإب<br />

صالخا عاطقلا يف يننطاوملل ايفاضإ<br />

عاطقلا نع ةفزاعلا ةئفلا عجشت كلذبو<br />

قاحتللاا ىلع هبتاور يندتل صالخا<br />

تاكرشلا دعاست ةيناث ةهج نمو ،هب<br />

بتاورلا عفد لمتح يف ةصالخا<br />

يننطاوملل ةبسانلما<br />

ةمهاسم تاكرش<br />

،ينطوتلا ةريدم ،ينلماس ةمطاف تراشأ<br />

)طسولأا قرشلا وكريس( ةكرش يف<br />

يفو لكك يبد يف ينطوتلا نأ ىلإ<br />

ريسي )طسولأا قرشلا وكريس( ةكرش<br />

2030 يبد ةيؤرل ًاقفو ةديج ىطخب<br />

فظوم 1700 ىلإ لصي ينفظولما ددعف<br />

جمارب ةكرشلا دمتعت :تفاضأو ،ايلاح<br />

ةزكرم يننطاولما ليهأتو ينيعتل ططخو<br />

اهعاونأب ةسدنهلا تاصصخت ىلع<br />

ينطوتلا ةبسن زهانت ثيح ،ةفلتخلما<br />

يلامجإ نم ةئلماب 8 وحن ةكرشلا يف<br />

هتاذ قايسلا يفو .ةلماعلا ىوقلا<br />

ضراعم نأ ،ينلماس ةديسلا تركذ<br />

تاقلح نمض ةقلح لاإ يه ام فيظوتلا<br />

نم ةموكلحا اهتنبت ةلصتمو ةريثك<br />

ةلاطبلا ةلكشم لح يف ماهسلإا لجأ<br />

ةقلعتلما تاماهتلاا ةضحاد ينطوتلاو<br />

،ضراعلما هذه لثم ةيثبعو ةيروصب<br />

عقاولا ضرأ ىلع تايئاصحلإا نأ ذإ<br />

هذه لثم ميظنت لعج امم ةياغلل ةعجشم<br />

تركذو .احجان ارمأ ايونس ضراعلما<br />

)طسولأا قرشلا وكريس( ةكرش نأ<br />

هذه يف ةكراشلما ىلع تصرح دق<br />

ةسملخا تاونسلا رادم ىلع ضراعلما<br />

اهتكراشمو اهدوجو تابثلإ لا ،ةيضالما<br />

اهتجالح لب ؛امومع لاقي امك ،ةيروصلا<br />

نم ريثكلا لغشل ةحللماو ةيقيقلحا<br />

.رغاوشلا<br />

تلضف يتلاو ).ر.أ( ةديسلا لاؤسبو<br />

وه كلذ يف ببسلا نأب امزاج ،!هريبعت<br />

اهتيلوؤسلم ةياعدلا يف ةكرشلا ةبغر<br />

هاتجا ةيلكشلاو ةيهاولا ةيعامتجلاا<br />

يف اهتروص ليمتجو ،ينطوتلا اياضق<br />

وهو ماوعأ ةثلاث ذنم هنأ ًادكؤم قوسلا<br />

هتعانق نم مغرلا ىلع لمع نع ثحبي<br />

ىدعتت لا اهب مدقتي يتلا هقاروأ نأب<br />

بتاكم جاردأ لاوحلأا نسحأ يف<br />

يهتنيل ،ضرعلما يف ةكراشلما تاكرشلا<br />

وأ ةمامقلا تلاس يف امإ فاطلما اهب<br />

تاسدع اهدصرتت ضرلأا ىلع ةكورتم<br />

ريثت ةدام اهيف اودجيل ينيفحصلا<br />

.فحصلا يف اشاقن<br />

تاحارتقلااو بتاورلا<br />

ىلإ يلودبعلا ةصح تراشأ ،كلذ ىلإ<br />

ىدعتي لا رملأا نأب اهتعانق مغرو اهنأ<br />

تاسسؤلماو تاكرشلل اعيملت هنوك<br />

اهلمأ نع تبرعأ اهنأ لاإ ،ةكراشلما<br />

لامع دتجو ظلحا اهفلاحي نأ يف<br />

ةعبرلأا ماوعلأا للاخ اهراظتنا يهني<br />

يف اهيأرو اهتعانق ددبيو ةيضالما<br />

ضراعم يف ةكراشلما تاكرشلا<br />

ةلكشم دوجو مدع ىلإ ةتفلا ،فيظوتلا<br />

صالخا عاطقلا يف يننطاولما لمع يف<br />

، تاراهلماو تاربلخا نع ثحبي يذلا<br />

بتاور يطعي هنإف ترفاوت نإ يتلاو<br />

وأ نطاوملل ءاوس ةيزجم تازايتماو<br />

.دفاولل<br />

يشولبلا نانح تحرتقا ،اهتيحان نم<br />

ةصرف نع ثحبتو ،ضرعملل ةرئاز<br />

تاكرشلا موقت نأ ،اهتنبلا لمع<br />

ةيموكلحا تاسسؤلماو ةصالخا<br />

بيردتل ،اهحابرأ نم ةبسن صيصختب<br />

،مهل ةيفيظو صرف قلخو يننطاولما<br />

تاكرشلا عيمج ةموكلحا مزلت ثيح<br />

؛اهفئاظو نم ءزج ينطوتب ءانثتسا نود<br />

.يننطاولما ينب هلاطبلا ةلكشم للح<br />

تماق ام نأ تلااشلاب للهادبع ربتعاو<br />

ةنهم ينطوتب قلعتي اميف لمعلا ةرازو هب<br />

نوؤش ماسقأ ىلإ ةفاضإ ،بودنلما<br />

ةريبكلا ةصالخا تاكرشلا يف ينفظولما<br />

ةموكلحا ميمصت سكعت ةديج ةيادب<br />

اهميمعت ًاعقوتم ،ينطوتلا يف دالجا<br />

تاسسؤمو تاعاطق يف ايجيردت


نع ينثحابلا باسكإ ضرغب ةيبيردت<br />

مهقالحإ مث نمو تاراهمو تاربخ لمع<br />

.اهيدل لمعلاب<br />

ىري يئابرهك سدنهم يحشلا دوعس<br />

دح ىلإ ةديج ةصرف ضراعلما نأ<br />

نم ريثكلا كانه نأ دكأ هنأ لاإ ، ريبك<br />

يجيرخ يننطاولما هجاوت يتلا تاقوعلما<br />

تاكرشب لمعلا يف ةسدنهلا ةيلك<br />

اهرود يمانت مغر ،صالخا عاطقلا<br />

اهراثئتساو عراستمو ريبك لكشب<br />

يداصتقلاا طاشنلا نم ةريبك ةصحب<br />

ينسدنهلما نأ ىلإ ًاريشم ،ةلودلا يف<br />

بتاور ىلع نولصحي نيدفاولا<br />

ضرتعي نم ًابلاطم ،ةديج تازايتماو<br />

ةّينف تاعاطق يف نطاولما ينيعت ّ ىلع<br />

ىلختي نأ صالخا عاطقلا يف ةّينقتو<br />

:فاضأو ةيهاولا ةيديلقتلا ةجلحا نع<br />

طعي مل نإ لاصأ يتأت نأ ةربخلل فيك<br />

!لمعلل ةصرفلا نطاولما<br />

تاراملإا داصتقا نإ<br />

عرسلأاو ،مخضلا<br />

رداق ةقطنلما يف ًاونم<br />

600 وحن قلخ ىلع<br />

يف ًايونس ةفيظو فلأ<br />

هدحو صالخا عاطقلا<br />

ةرئادلا تانايب بسحب<br />

ةيداتحلاا ةيداصتقلاا<br />

ةياعدلاو جيورتلا<br />

وعدي ارمأ كانه نأ ،مرك للهادبع ركذ<br />

جيرلخا نطاولما نأ وهو ،بارغتسلال<br />

لمعلل ةصرف دجي لا دق ،ماوعأ ذنم<br />

تاكرشلا نم ريثكلا باوبأ هقرط مغر<br />

تاهلج هتلاهؤمو ةيملعلا هتريس يمدقتو<br />

فيظوتلا ضراعم يف دجي امنيب ،لمعلا<br />

،ةيقيقح ىلولأا ةلهولل ودبت ًاصرف<br />

ىتحو لاابقتساو ًامامتها ىقلي امك<br />

دح ىلع اهانعم نم ةغراف ةعباتم<br />

دجيروملأا تايرجلم عبتتلما نأ ريغ<br />

لاو ةيدامرلا كلتب سيل فقولما نأ<br />

كانه نأ ذإ ،مؤاشتلا نم ردقلا كلذب<br />

هيلإ ةراشلإا نم دب لا اقرشم ابناج<br />

ينطوتلا لوح يعمتجلما شاقنلاف ،انه<br />

نأ حضتا امك ،فقوتي نلو رمتسم<br />

عاطقلا ةنميهل ملستست نل ةموكلحا<br />

راعش عفر نع فقوتت نلو ،صالخا<br />

يضلما نع فقوتت نل امك ،ينطوتلا<br />

ىلعو ةيلمعلا اهتاوطخ يف امدق<br />

فيظوتلا ضراعم ميظنت اهسأر<br />

وحن ذنم كلذ ىلع ةبظاولماو ةيونسلا<br />

ةموكلحا تبأد ثيح ،اماع رشع ىنثا<br />

ةيونسلا ةرهاظتلا هذه ميظنت ىلع<br />

هذه زكترتو ،ةلودلا تارامإ عيمج يف<br />

فيظوتلا ىلع اهتركف يف ضراعلما<br />

تاكرشلل صرفلا حاتت ثيح ينطوتلاو<br />

لمشيو ،اهيدل ةرفوتلما رغاوشلا ضرعل<br />

ةيموكلحا تاسسؤلما ينضراعلا لجس<br />

تاسسؤمو كونبلاو ةيموكلحا هبشو<br />

ةيميلعتلا تاسسؤلماو تاءاشنلإا<br />

اهريغو تامدلخا تاكرشو ةيراجتلاو<br />

فيظوتلاب متهت يتلا تاكرشلا نم<br />

.دقاعتلاو<br />

هذه لوح راثي اريثك اطغل نأ ريغ<br />

اهديصتت ثيح ،ماع لك يف ضراعلما<br />

اهلوانتتو ينيفحصلا تاسدع<br />

عيمج نم ملاعلإا لئاسوو فحصلا<br />

نع داقنلا نم ديدعلا رمشيو ،اهبناوج<br />

.اهيلع مهبضغ ماج اوبصيل مهدعاوس<br />

ضعب ةلاجع يف مكعم ضرعتسأس<br />

اهتعمج يتلا ةفلتخلما رظنلا تاهجو<br />

ةيسيئرلا فيظوتلا ضراعم شماه ىلع<br />

يّلع ،ةلودلا يف تميقأ يتلا ةيعرفلاو<br />

حضوأ يأرو ةروص نيوكت يف قفوأ<br />

!ضراعلما هذه نع<br />

تاربلخا<br />

لمع نع ثحبي بساحم ناورم دكؤي<br />

ًامامتها دجو هنأ ،2010 ماعلا ذنم<br />

تاسسؤلماو تاكرشلا نم ًاقئاف<br />

للاخ »فيظوتلا ضرعم« يف ةكراشلما<br />

صخلتت هتلكشم نكل ،ةيضالما تارودلا<br />

تاكرشلا ًابلاطم ،ةربخلل هراقتفاب<br />

جماربل ًاصرف رفوت نأ ةضراعلا<br />

حبصتل ،حيحصلا اهراطإ يف ةروصلا<br />

،لدجلل ةراثإ لقأ ابمرو احوضو رثكأ<br />

يتلا تاراملإا ةلود نع انه ثيدلحاف<br />

نواعتلا سلجم ةموظنم نمض تلتحا<br />

دعب ملاعلا يف ةثلاثلا ةبترلما يجيللخا<br />

تلتحا يتلا ةيكيرملأا ةدحتلما تايلاولا<br />

تلتحا يتلا ابوروأو ،ىلولأا ةبترلما<br />

باطقتسا لاجم يف ةيناثلا ةبترلما<br />

ءوشن نإ ؛ةرجاهلما ةلماعلا يديلأا<br />

مامتها هنع جتن تاراملإا يف ةورثلا<br />

ذإ يئانملإا طيطختلل ريبك هجوتو<br />

ىنبلا ءاشنإب ةيداصتقلاا ةيمنتلا تأدب<br />

ىمسي الم ناك ثيح ،ةعونتلما ةيتحتلا<br />

ذيفنت يف يساسأ رود ةدفاولا ةلامعلاب<br />

اهتردق نم هب زيمتت الم ؛ططلخا كلت<br />

ًءادأ ةبعصلا لمعلا عقاوم لاغشإ ىلع<br />

اهلاغشإ ةيللمحا ةلامعلل نكيم لا يتلاو<br />

ملس يف ىندلأا ةبترلما يف فنصت ثيح<br />

ةئف نأ ينح يف ،يننطاوملل لامعلأا<br />

لبقت نأ عيطتست ةدفاولا ةلامعلا نم<br />

،ةريثك لماوعل ةضفخنم روجأب لمعلا<br />

اهلمحتب فصتت كلذل ةفاضإ اهنأ امك<br />

عيطتسيلا يتلا ةبعصلا لمعلا فورظل<br />

.اهلبقت تاراملإا ونطاوم<br />

عرسلأاو مخضلا تاراملإا داصتقا نإ<br />

وحن قلخ ىلع رداق ةقطنلما يف ًاونم<br />

عاطقلا يف ًايونس ةفيظو فلأ 600<br />

ةرئادلا تانايب بسحب هدحو صالخا<br />

ىلع نكل ،ةيداتحلاا ةيداصتقلاا<br />

عيرسلا هونمو هتماخض نم مغرلا<br />

فئاظو داجيإ ىلع رداق ريغ هنإف<br />

،نطاوم فلأ 25-30 وحنل ةبسانم<br />

ضراعم نم اساسأ نوفدهتسلما مه<br />

لمعلا يف نوبغري نيذلاو ،فيظوتلا<br />

صالخا عاطقلا يف ًلامع نودجي لاو<br />

ةقرؤلما ةلاطبلا ةلكشم دجوأ امم<br />

اهساسأ يف يتلاو عمتجلماو ةلودلل<br />

ةبيكرتلا للاتخلا عجرت اهتقيقحو<br />

يلامجإ نأ ذإ تاراملإا ةلودل ةيناكسلا<br />

8264000 غلب تاراملإا ناكس ددع<br />

تاراملإا يف يننطاولما ددع اميف ،ةمسن<br />

نأ ينعي امم ،ةمسن فلأ 947 وه<br />

قفو 12% زواجتت لا يننطاولما ةبسن<br />

.2011 ماعلا تايئاصحإ<br />

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64<br />

(ديبس رتش عقوم/ ردصلما) .ةفيظولا نع ثحبلا<br />

اهتايعادتو اهيعاود فيظوتلا ضراعم<br />

بتارب لوبقلا مدعو ،ةربلخا رفوت مدع<br />

تاعاسب طابضنلاا مدعو ،ضفخنم<br />

يتلا ةجلحا تاذ يهو لمعلا ينناوقو<br />

تاونسلا للاخ اهدادرت ىلع لكلا بأد<br />

تلعج يتلا بابسلأا يه امف .ةيضالما<br />

ددع ليلقو دراولما ريثك دلبلا اذه<br />

؟ةلاطبلا ةلكشم نم يناعي ناكسلا<br />

ىدم امو فيظوتلا ضراعم يه امو<br />

؟اهلوح ةفلتخلما ءارلآا يه امو ؟اهاودج<br />

ضراعم لوح ةعيرس ةرظن لعلو<br />

عضتس ةفلتخم اياوز نمو فيظوتلا<br />

ىري ينح يفف ،ةصالخا تاسسؤلماو<br />

ضارعتسا نم رثكأ تسيل اهنأ ضعبلا<br />

فحصلا يف ةرخافلماو نلاعلإا هضرغ<br />

نورخآ دكؤي ،ةفلتخلما ملاعلإا لئاسوو<br />

.ةيقيقح ةيفيظو صرف قلخ يف اهتيلعاف<br />

فيظوتلا ضرعم ماسقأ يف ةلوج للاخ<br />

،يبظوبأ ةرامإ يف ًارخؤم ميقأ يذلا<br />

ةريثك تاماهتا كانه نأ احضاو ادب<br />

لامهإب ةصالخا تاكرشلا ىلع ينمئاقلل<br />

تتح ةفيظو نع ثحابلا نطاولما<br />

يهو ،ةئرتهمو ةيهاو تتاب تارربم<br />

يداملحا هللادبع<br />

يننطاولما بابشلا نم ديدعلا رظني<br />

لا ،فيظوتلا ضراعم ىلإ لملأا ينعب<br />

ةمخضلا ةيملاعلإا تلاملحا عم اميس<br />

ضراعلما كلت لثم بكاوت يتلا<br />

سملاتو بابشلا ملاحأ بعادتو<br />

لمعلا قوسب قاحتللال ةسالما مهتجاح<br />

ىلع ،مهتاوذو مهتيللاقتسا اوققحيل<br />

تفلتخا .مهتاربخو مهتلاهؤم فلاتخا<br />

صرف نع ينثحابلا ،يننطاولما ءارآ<br />

فيظوتلا ضراعم ىودج لوح ةيفيظو<br />

تاكرشلا ىربك اهيف مهاست يتلا


ةعماج يف يريهاملجا لاصتلاا<br />

ملاعلإا ىلع ينمئاقلا وعدت تاراملإا<br />

يف ينطوتلا ةبسن ةدايز ىلإ ةلودلا يف<br />

بابشلا :لوقت ةيملاعلإا تاسسؤلما<br />

ملاعلإا تايلك يجيرخ نم نطاولما<br />

نأ انه مهلماو ،نوزهاجو نودوجوم<br />

لمعنو نابشلا ءلاؤه رمثتسنو ينبن<br />

هذهو ،نطولا ةمدلخ مهريوطت ىلع<br />

عضوم حبصت نأ بجي ةينطو ةحلصم<br />

ملاكلا لا ذيفنتلا<br />

ىمادقلا ينملاعلإا نم ريثكلا دجوي<br />

مهيدل نمم ةيملاعلإا تاسسؤلما يف<br />

نولمعي نيذلا كئلوأ نم ءاوس ةربلخا<br />

جماربلا يمدقم نم وأ سيلاوكلا فلخ<br />

متي لاجلما اذه يف مهنس ربك عم نكلو<br />

نع مهفيقوت و مهتامدخ نع ءانغتسلاا<br />

دعاقتلا بتار مهحنم يلاتلابو لمعلا<br />

ةمداق ةديدج ةباش تاربخب مهلادبتساو<br />

ديدجتلا كلذ يف ةجلحاو جرالخا نم<br />

روطتلا ةبكاولم ًايرورض دعي يذلا<br />

.ملاعلا يف يملاعلإا<br />

يف لمعأ تنك :قوثوم ردصم لوقيو<br />

يفاقيإ تمو ةسسؤلما يف جارخلإا لاجم<br />

،نسلا يف يمدقت دنع لمعلا نع<br />

لبتقم يف باش ىلإ جمانربلا يطعأو<br />

ةديدج اراكفأ هيدل نأ ةجحب رمعلا<br />

.جمانربلا روطت فوس<br />

يف ينطوتلا عوضوم ةشقانم دعب<br />

دوصقلما نأ ايلج حبصأ .ملاعلإا عاطق<br />

باطقتسا وه ام ردقب ينطوتلا سيل<br />

ةيملاعلإا لئاسولا يف لمعلل يننطاولما<br />

مهل ةبذالجا ةئيبلا ريفوتو ةيللمحا<br />

ةساسح ةنهم ملاعلإاف ؛رارمتسلال<br />

مسرت ،ةرثؤمو ةلعافو ،ةيويحو<br />

لخدتو ،عمتجلما نع ربعتو تاسايس<br />

هيدل ريغص عمتجم يف نحن .تيب لك<br />

جاتتح يتلا تايصوصلخا نم ريثكلا<br />

ربعيو اهليصافت مهفيو اهمهفي نم ىلإ<br />

سأر ىلع نطولا ءانبأ ىلإ جاتحن ،اهنع<br />

ةينويزفلت ةانق لكو ةيملاعإ ةسسؤم لك<br />

دّرجم سيل ملاعلإاف .ةفيحص وأ ةعاذإو<br />

امك ةّيلوؤسمو ةلاسر وه لب ،ةفيظو<br />

يف جمارب مدقم يبعكلا دوعس لوقي<br />

.يبد امس ةانق<br />

متي ثيح ةلودلا يف ةيملاعلإا تاسسؤلما<br />

تايبنجلأا تاعيذلما نم ضعبلا بلج<br />

ةجردلاب ةددحم ةيلكش تافصاولم اقفو<br />

ىلع نهبيردت متي مث نمو ،ىلولأا<br />

اميف نرهظيل ةيتاراملإا ةجهللا ناقتإ<br />

نهنأ ساسأ ىلع ةيلحم جمارب يف دعب<br />

مضه كلذب متيو ،ةيسنلجا تايتارامإ<br />

يتاوللا تايتاراملإا نم ريثكلا قوقح<br />

نأ ملعلا عم نطولا ليثمتب نملحي<br />

ربع نهروضح تنبثأ تايتارامإ كانه<br />

.زافلتلا تاشاش<br />

ىدحإ :رخآ قوثوم ردصم حرصيو<br />

تتبثأ تاريدلجا تايتاراملإا تاعيذلما<br />

ةيضاير جمارب للاخ نم اهدوجو<br />

ىلولأا ةعيذلما تناك ذإ ،لاجرلا صخت<br />

حاجنلا اذه ببسبو ،لاجلما اذه يف<br />

يتاراملإا دوجو ةركف<br />

ةيملاعلإا تاسسؤلما يف<br />

ةيللشلا ددهت ةلودلا يف<br />

كانه ةدجاوتلما ةيبنجلأا<br />

مظعم رصح متي ثيح<br />

كلتب ايلعلا فئاظولا<br />

.ةئفلا<br />

ةيبنجلأا ةيللشلا لبق نم اهتبراحم تتم<br />

تراثأو اهيلع برلحا تنش يتلا<br />

،ةينهلما اهتايقلاخأ ىلع تاعاشلإا<br />

كلذو ،ةلدأ دوجو مدع نم مغرلاب<br />

ةعيذم ىلإ اهناكم ءاطعإو ،اهتيحنتل<br />

ثيح ،ناك اذكهو ،ةيتارامإ ريغ ىرخأ<br />

.ةعاذلإا مسق ىلإ لوحتل ،اهتيحنت تتم<br />

يف اهملح لامكلإ ةعيذلما نلآا ىعستو<br />

ةلود ةشاش للاخ نم يضايرلا لاجلما<br />

نأ ركذلاب ريدلجاو .ىرخأ ةيجيلخ<br />

تاعاطقلا مهأ نم دعي ملاعلإا عاطق<br />

نملأا اياضق ىلإ ىقرت يتلا ةيويلحا<br />

يغبني ينطوتلا ةيلمع نإف اذل ،ينطولا<br />

.ةلماكتم ةطخ راطإ يف متت نأ<br />

مسق يف دعاسم ذاتسأ هاتول ةصح<br />

تاعاسلا سلجيو ةليقثلا تادعلما<br />

جارخلإ جاتنولما ةشاش مامأ ةليوطلا<br />

نمو ،ةيلاع ةدوج تاذ ةينويزفلت ةدام<br />

ىلع لوصحلل بلاطلا ىعسي كلذ لجأ<br />

ةكراشلما ىلع صرحيو ،تاجردلا ىلعأ<br />

ىتلا تاناجرهلماو تاقباسلما عيمج يف<br />

عفرل كلذو ؛اهجراخو ةلودلا يف ماقت<br />

هجوتيل ،ايلاع يتاراملإا ملاعلإا مسا<br />

.هقثو ةربخب لمعلا نيدايم ىلإ كلذ دعب<br />

دوجو ةركف نإ رملأا ةقيقح يف<br />

يف ةيملاعلإا تاسسؤلما يف يتاراملإا<br />

ةدجاوتلما ةيبنجلأا ةيللشلا ددهت ةلودلا<br />

فئاظولا مظعم رصح متي ثيح ،كانه<br />

داعبتسا متي يلاتلابو ةئفلا كلتب ايلعلا<br />

قح نم هنامرحو ،اهنع نطاولما<br />

،ينهلما روطتلا ةصرف ىلع لوصلحا<br />

ملعلا عم ةيفيظولا ةيقرتلاب ىمسي ام وأ<br />

ىلع لوصلحا قحتست رداوك كانه نأ<br />

برلحا هذه نكلو 100% تايقرتلا<br />

ةينطولا رداوكلا ىلع نشت ىتلا ةدرابلا<br />

عشبأ نم دعت تاعومجلما كلت لبق نم<br />

يفيظولا ىوتسلما ءاقبلإ تلاوالمحا<br />

،ايندتم زيمتلما حومطلا نطاوملل<br />

ميطحتل تاعاشلإا عشبأب هتمجاهبم<br />

ججلحاب همصوو ،لمعلا يف هتيمزع<br />

ماهتلاا عباصأ عضت يتلا ةيهاولا<br />

لامهلإا تافصب هتعنتو نطاولما ىلع<br />

مدعو ةيلاكتلااو لسكلاو يفيظولا<br />

.نطولا ةمدلخ لمعلا يف ينافتلا<br />

يف ًاوضع تنك:قوثوم ردصم ركذي<br />

ةيرادإ ةفيظول ينمدقتلما تلاباقم ةنلج<br />

لمتح ةيتارامإ ةاتف ةلباقبم تمقو<br />

ةلباقلما تدأ دقو ريتسجالما ةداهش<br />

اهتلباقم نم ءاهتنلاا دعبو ،زاتمم لكشب<br />

دحأ رداب ثيح ،يبضغ راثأ شاقن راد<br />

ةجحب ةمدقتلما ضفرب هنجللا ءاضعأ<br />

روطت نلو،ةريدج ريغو هيتارامإ اهنأ<br />

ةيفيظو تايمسلم ىعست فوسو ةرادلإا<br />

.ريبك بتارو ايلع<br />

ةنهم يه ملاعلإا ةنهم نأ ضعبلا ىري<br />

فلتخم يف زفاولحا بايغو ،بعاتلما<br />

قرطتلل ثيدلحا يندوقي انهو ،اهتلااجم<br />

يف تاعيذلما فيظوت طورش ىلإ<br />

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رايتخا ىلع ليعفتلا رصتقي لا ثيحب<br />

ءلم متي اميف رداوكلا هذه نم ليلق ددع<br />

ةجحب ؛ةيبنجأ تاربخب ةيقبتلما رغاوشلا<br />

يف لمعلل ايلعف لهؤم ريغ نطاولما نأ<br />

.بيردتلا ةرتف<br />

رداوكلا قحب ةرركلما ةجلحا هذه<br />

مئاغ يميمعت موهفم نم قلطنت ةينطولا<br />

تاراهلماب لهؤم جيرلخاف ،فصنم ريغو<br />

بيردتلا نم اظح لان دقو ،ةمزلالا<br />

يف تاعمالجاو تايلكلا يف يناديلما<br />

عوبطلما ءاوس ملاعلإا تلااجم عيمج<br />

بلاطلاف ،عومسلما وأ ،يئرلما وأ ،اهنم<br />

ةيساردلا هرتفلا يف ءابعلأا لمحتي<br />

،ريوصتلا عقاوم يف دهلجا لذبيو<br />

لمحيو ريوصتلا تلاآ عم لماعتيو<br />

قفاولما ينعبرلأا داتحلاا موي يف<br />

،يلالحا ماعلل ربمسيد نم يناثلا<br />

دمحم خيشلا ومسلا بحاص رمأ<br />

سيئر بئان ،موتكم لآ دشار نب<br />

مكاح ،ءارزولا سلجم سيئر ،ةلودلا<br />

نم ةبلاطو ابلاط ٤٠ بيردتب ،يبد<br />

جمارب يجيرخو ،تاراملإا ينطاوم<br />

هيجوتلا اذهب لامعو ،ةلودلا يف ملاعلإا<br />

نأب ملاعلإل يبد ةسسؤم ريدم حرص<br />

ةعبرأ ةدلم رمتسي بيردتلا جمانرب<br />

مايقلل بردتلما ليهأتل ةيلاتتم روهش<br />

،جرخم دعاسمك ةينقتلاو ةينفلا ماهلماب<br />

،ةءاضإ ينفو ،توص ينفو ،روصمو<br />

هذه نم ردجلأا فيظوت مث نمو<br />

اهنكل ،ةروكشم ةردابم هذهو ،رداوكلا<br />

،قمعأو ربكأ يلمع ليعفت ىلإ جاتتح<br />

)تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/يميعنلا يمرم ريوصت(.اهمليف روصت ةجرخم<br />

ملاعلإا يف ينطوتلا<br />

يمشاهلا يمرم<br />

تاراملإا ةلود يف ملاعلإا ةسسؤم دعت<br />

تاسسؤلما ىوقأ نم ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا<br />

يبرعلا نطولا يف ةدجاوتلما تاعاطقلاو<br />

حبصأ يملاعلإا عقاولا اذه لظ يف<br />

نع ثيدحلل قرطتلا يرورضلا نم<br />

ةلودلا هيف تحبصأ تقو يف ينطوتلا<br />

ثيح ،ملاعلا لود نم رثكلا راظنأ طحم<br />

توصب ةيملاعلإا ةلاسرلا ليصوت يغبني<br />

تاعلطت ديدتح ىلع رداقو ريدج يلحم<br />

باشلا نلأ ارظن ؛اهليثتمو عمتجلما<br />

هئامتناو هتأشن مكحب ردقأ نطاولما<br />

اذه ديلاقتو تاداعو ةعيبط كاردإ ىلع<br />

وحن هروذج نم قلاطنلااو ،عمتجلما<br />

.ةيماسلا هتاعلطت


<strong>Higher</strong> <strong>College</strong>s of Technology - <strong>Dubai</strong><br />

Arabic Institute<br />

يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك<br />

يبرعلا دهعلما<br />

Offering training by specialized & certified experts<br />

نيدمتعم ينصصختم ينبردم - ةيبيردت تارود<br />

Non Arabic speakers: Arabic courses<br />

Arabic speakers: Personal & career development<br />

For more information contact: Dr. Hanan Hairab, Manager<br />

Applied Arabic Chair<br />

dwcarabicinstitute@hct.ac.ae, 04 2089530<br />

ةيبرعلا ةغللاب ينقطانلا ريغل ةيوغل تارود<br />

ةيبرعلا ةغللاب ينقطانلل ةيرادلإاو ةيفيظولا ةيئادلأا تاراهلما ريوطتل تارود<br />

يوغللا قيقدتلاو ةمجرتلا تامدخ<br />

بريح ينمأ نانح .د :فارشإ<br />

يبرعلا دهعلما - ةيبرعلا ةغللا جهانم ةريدم<br />

dwcarabicinstitute@hct.ac.ae, 04 2089530 راسفتسلااو ليجستلل


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ىلع حرتقتو ،تافاسلما بيرقت يف<br />

اذه يف ةيدج ةوطخ ذخأت نأ ةلودلا<br />

ىلإ ةيبرعلا ةغللا ملعت فيضت نأبرملأا<br />

ام رارغ ىلع بناجلأا نم اهتابلطتم<br />

يأرلا اهقفاوتو ،ةمدقتلما لودلا هلعفت<br />

يف تلافلحا تاعيبم ةذفنم موبسون ازيل<br />

ةاراملإ تمدق :لوقت ةايح دنارج قدنف<br />

ةفاقثلا وأ ةغللا ملعتو ينتنس ذنم يبد<br />

ةرودب تقحتلا ،يمودقل اطرش نكي مل<br />

ةرادإ لبق نم ةيبرعلا ةغللا ئدابم ملعت<br />

ةيبرعلا ةغللا مهف عطتسأ ملو ،قدنفلا<br />

تقو ىلإ جاتحأ ،ًادج ةبعص ةغل اهنلأ<br />

نكل ،يعامتجا كاكتحاو ةسراممو رثكأ<br />

.دعاسي لا لمعلا طغض<br />

نولاص يف ةفظوم ،ملاغ هناحير<br />

اهجامدنا مدع نأب ىرت يبد يف يئاسن<br />

لماعت مدعل ةجيتن تايتاراملإا عم<br />

ىرخلأا تايسنلجا عم تايتاراملإا<br />

ةيناتسكابلا ةيسنلجا عم وأ ديج لكشب<br />

نيدبي تايتاراملإا ،صاخ هجوب<br />

تضرعت دقل ،بابسلأا هفتلأ نهضاعتما<br />

داقتعلا نزلحا ينكلتمو ةبعص فقاولم<br />

نهيطعت نهتيسنج نأب تايتاراملإا<br />

.انايحأ ءافجب انعم نلماعتي نأب قلحا<br />

.رخآ مهم لماع ةيبرعلا ةغللا :فيضتو<br />

ةلئسلأا نم ةعومجم ىلإ دوقت فقاوم<br />

له اهنيب نم ةعورشلما تلاؤاستلاو<br />

رثأتنلا يك عقوقتن نأ ينيتارامإك انل<br />

هيف تأدب تقو يف ؟"ةلموعلاو حاتفنلااب<br />

اهقيرط دتج ةيللمحا تاعانصلا ضعب<br />

نمو ،؟قونلا تاجلثمك ةيلماعلا قوسلل<br />

ةوهقلاو كركلا يستحن انلعل يردي<br />

امك نطنشاو يف ةيتاراملإا ةيبرعلا<br />

!يبد يف ملاعلا قابطأ لكأن<br />

تاراملإا ةفاقث ىلع فرعتلل يسيئر<br />

نم كلذ ىلجتيو ،صاخ لكشب يبد وأ<br />

موقأ يتلا ةيحايسلا تلاولجا للاخ<br />

ىلع ًايلج كابترلاا ودبي ثيحب اهب<br />

ةروص طاقتلا نوديري امدنع حاوسلا<br />

مهنأب يننومهويف ينطولا يزلاب يل<br />

ةقيقلحا يف مهو ىنبملل ةروص نوطقتلي<br />

مهتفرعم مدعل ،يل ةروص نوطقتلي<br />

.ةلودلا يف حومسلما ريغو حومسلماب<br />

فعض ىلإ ينيتاراملإا ريصقت عجريو<br />

يتلا ةغللاو مهيدل ةثدالمحا ةراهم<br />

لصاوتلا نم دتح اريبك ازجاح لكشت<br />

ينيتاراملإا حصنو ،رخلآاب جامدنلااو<br />

ىري يذلا موهفلما رييغتو ةردابلماب<br />

.ايخيرات افحتم يتاراملإا<br />

يف للخ انيدل له<br />

رخلآا عم انجامدنا<br />

؟نورصقلما نحن لهو<br />

هيدل اضيأ رخلآا نأ مأ<br />

؟جامدنلاا نم ةبهر<br />

ةعماج نم ةجيرخ ،دشار ءاميش<br />

ءاقدصأ اهيدل لاصتلاا ةيلك ،ةقراشلا<br />

مهعم جمدنتو تايسنلجا فلتخم نم<br />

بناجلأا ضعب :لوقت ةيموي ةروصب<br />

ةيحتلاب رداب اذإ رخلآاب نوبحري<br />

ضعب مهنمو مهضعب نكلو ،ماستبلااو<br />

ىلع فرعتلا لبق فوختي يئاقدصأ<br />

نم مهيدل الم ؛ةيتاراملإا وأ يتاراملإا<br />

ةيتاراملإا ةفاقثلا نع ةطولغم تامولعم<br />

ىلع ةيتاراملإا ةأرلما عم لماعتلا ةيفيكو<br />

مهيدل ةمولعلما ردصمو ،صوصلخا هجو<br />

تنرتنلإا عقاوم ىلع مهثحب ىلإ دنتسم<br />

.ةيقادصلما ىلإ اهمظعم يف رقتفت يتلا<br />

مدع يف ىلولأا ةبقعلا وه ةغللا زجاح<br />

ةرمسوب ىنم دكؤت امك رخلآاب جامدنلاا<br />

ينيفاحصلا ةيعمج ماع رس ينمأ<br />

ةغللا ملعت بناجلأا ىلع هنأب ىرت يتلاو<br />

اومهاسيل ،طسبم لكشب ولو ةيبرعلا<br />

يذلا ملاعلا يف ديحولا ناكلما يبد<br />

لكشب تافاقثلا طلاتخا هيف دهاشن<br />

قداص ىري امك يباجيإو حماستم<br />

يف ةماعلا تاقلاعلا ريدم ،رارج<br />

يدل :لمكيو :ةفاحصلل يبد يدان<br />

ةقلاع مهب ينطبرت نوبرقم ءاقدصأ<br />

بعشلا ىلع تظحلاو ،ةقادصو لمع<br />

لبقتيو فايضم بعش هنأ يتاراملإا<br />

اودهش نيذلا يليج ءانبأ ةصاخ ،رخلآا<br />

ينب قرفلا نكلو ،طلاتخلاا ةفاقث ةرتف<br />

يشيع مكحبو نيدوعسلاو ينتاراملإا<br />

وه ةيدوعسلا ةيبرعلا ةكلملما يف ةرتف<br />

مهلزانلم كنوعديلا ينيتاراملإا ضعب نأ<br />

تاداعلل كلذ دوعي ابمرو ردنام لاإ<br />

.تاراملإا يف ةدئاسلا ديلاقتلاو<br />

ةرادإ مسق يف بلاط ،يمشاهلا دمحأ<br />

ةينقتلا تايلك يف ةثلاثلا ةنسلا لامعلأا<br />

رايتخا نأب ىري ،بلاطلل يبد-ايلعلا<br />

ةئيبلل دوعي هعم جمدني نلم ناسنلإا<br />

وأ ةساردلا وأ لمعلا يف تناك ءاوس<br />

يتلا يه ةكرتشلما لماوعلاف عمتجلما<br />

يف :عباتيو ،جامدنلاا ةغيص ددتح<br />

نوكي تلاحر يئاقدصأ مظني ةساردلا<br />

لصاوتلا متيو اهنم ًاءزج ةذتاسلأا<br />

يناسنلإا بنالجا ىلع فرعتلاو مهعم<br />

امك ،يعمالجا مرلحا قاطن جراخ مهيدل<br />

نوكي ةلودلا جراخ تلاحر انتيلك مظنت<br />

.تافاقثلا لدابتو فراعتلا اهضرغ<br />

رخلآا عم انجامدنا يف للخ انيدل له<br />

رخلآا نأ مأ ؟نورصقلما نحن لهو<br />

ةلئسأ ؟جامدنلاا نم ةبهر هيدل اضيأ<br />

يف يحايس دشرم ،ليبن ديلو اهراثأ<br />

ينارمعلا ثارتلا ةرادإ ،يبد ةيدلب<br />

ينيتاراملإا نم سيل ريصقتلا :فاضأو<br />

.ينتهلجا نم ريصقتلاف ،بناجلأا نم وأ<br />

عم لماعتأ ناديلما يف يلمع للاخ نم<br />

حاوسو ،ينميقم نم تتايسنلجا فلتخم<br />

ةفرعم يف ةبغرلا هيدل لكو ينيتارامإو<br />

لكشتي نكلو ،هتفاقث يف قمعتلاو رخلآا<br />

لماعتلا ةيفيك نم ينحئاسلا ىدل فوخ<br />

ةمولعلما لوصو ببسب ينيتاراملإا عم<br />

عم لالحا اذكهو ،حيحص ريغ لكشب<br />

ردصم كلانه سيل ذإ .ددلجا ينميقلما


نم كلانهف ،ضقانت كانه ،تفدرأو<br />

لوقي نم كانهو ةلزع يف اننأب دقتعي<br />

،انتيوه تبيغو رخلآا يف انبذ اننأب<br />

اهلهأ نلأ يبدل عورشم لدج اذهو<br />

.ةيلماع ةنيدم اهودارأ<br />

ةعماج نم ةجيرخ ،يمركلادبع ةراس<br />

تظحلا ،لامعأ ةرادإ مسق ،ةقراشلا<br />

ًاضيأ يعمالجا مرلحا يف رملأا اذه<br />

نلضفي اهتاذ ةيسنلجا نم تايتفلاف<br />

دق :لوقت ،نايحلأا بلغأ يف اعم لمعلا<br />

دقو ،يفاقثلا براقتلا ببسب اذه نوكي<br />

ىرخأ نكامأ يف ادوجوم اذه نوكي<br />

نكل ،اضيأ يعمالجا مرلحا جراخ<br />

ىقبت ةعمالجا يف ةرهاظلا هذه ةظحلام<br />

طلاتخلاا نأ ابمر :فيضتو ،لهسأ<br />

ققحتي ةيبرعلا تايسنلجا ىدل لعافتلاو<br />

نيدلا يف قافتلال ًارظن ربكأ ةروصب<br />

،جيللخا ءانبأ عم لالحا كلذكو ،ةغللاو<br />

طلاتخلاا يتأيو بسنلا توافتتو<br />

.ةيناثلا ةبترلما يف بناجلأاب<br />

يتلا لودلا نم دعت ةدحتلما تايلاولاو<br />

ةعانص ريدصت يف ةمئاقلا ردصتت<br />

ددع غلب ثيحب ،يبد ةراملإ ةحايسلا<br />

ةينامثلا براقيام ينيناطيربلا ينحئاسلا<br />

نم فلاآ ةسملخا براقيامو ،فلاآ<br />

.ةدحتلما تايلاولا<br />

"ةيلماع ةنيدم يبد" ةرابعو تاونس ذنم<br />

تلاحملل كباهذ دنعف ،انلوح ددرتت<br />

ظحلات كنإف اهيف ةرشتنلما ةيراجتلا<br />

تايسنلجا نم ةريبك تاعومجم ةلوهسب<br />

ةعومجم اميف ،ءارشلل تلالمحا داترت<br />

ةركذت عطقت ىرخأو ،ماعطلا لوانتت<br />

امنيب يئامنيسلا ضرعلا لوخدل<br />

يف ثيدلحا فارطأ بذاجتت ةعومجم<br />

رهجلما ةسدع انبرق ول اننأ لاإ ،يهاقلما<br />

اهولخ انيأرل تاعومجلما هذه ىلع<br />

نإف اودجو نإ نيذلا ينيتراملاإ نم<br />

رركتي دهشلما اذه .اردان نوكي مهدوجو<br />

قوس ىلإ دتيمو ةماعلا نكاملأا يف<br />

،يسلافلا ءاميش تلهتسا اذكه ،لمعلا<br />

اهثيدح ينطولا يبظوبأ كنب يف ةفظوم<br />

(تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/رطم ءارفع ريوصت) .ةفلتخم تاراضح ينب لصاوت<br />

جامدنلاا ةبهرو ةبغر ينب .يبد ءاسفيسف<br />

رطم ءارفع<br />

ةلود نم أزجتي لا ءزج يبد ةنيدم<br />

ًةنيدم دعتو ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا تاراملإا<br />

دمتعت ثيح لولأا زارطلا نم ةيحايس<br />

ةقدنفلا يف يقرلا تايوتسم ىلعأ ىلع<br />

ىلإ ةفاضإ ،يبنجلأا رامثتسلااو<br />

ةيراضلحا تايوتسلماو تافاقثلا ددعت<br />

تايئاصحلإل اقفو .ةيعامتجلااو<br />

ىلع يوتتح يبد ةنيدم نإف ةيمسرلا<br />

شياعتتو شيعت ةفلتخم ةيسنج 200<br />

شيعي ةبسنلا هذه مضخ يفو ،ملاسب<br />

مهتبسن زواجتت لا نيذلا تاراملإا ءانبأ<br />

ةرئادل تايئاصحإ رخآ يف 12%<br />

يف ينارمعلا طيطختلاو ءاصحلإا<br />

قايسلا سفن يفو .2010 ماعل يبد<br />

قيوستلاو ةحايسلا ةرئاد تنلعأ دقف<br />

يف ،يبد ةموكحو ،يبد يف يراجتلا<br />

تفاضتسا يبد قدانف نأب يفحص ربخ<br />

ماع يف ارئاز نويلم 8,684,387<br />

يف 7845819 نم رثكأ ةدايزب 2010<br />

نأب ًاضيأ ربلخا لمشو .2009 ماع<br />

ةيدوعسلاو ناريإو دنهلاو ةدحتلما ةكلملما<br />

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70<br />

نل يننأب تفشتكا حئاصن ةدع دعب<br />

ةلوتفلما تلاضعلا يذ مسلجا ققحأ<br />

تأدب .تلامكلماو تاطشنلما هذه نود<br />

تاراسفتسا دعب تاطشنلما ىطاعتأ<br />

راضمو دئاوف نع ةمات ةياردو ةلماش<br />

.تاطشنلما<br />

بوبح لامعتسا يف ًلاوأ تأدب<br />

ةلحرلم تلقتنا كلذ دعبو ،ةينيملأا<br />

تأرق يننأ نم مغرلا ىلعو ،تاطشنلما<br />

ةطبترلما ةرطلخا تامولعلماو قئاقلحا<br />

،ينعدري مل كلذ نكل ،تاطشنلماب<br />

نيرهش لوأ يف ،اهلامعتسا تعباتو<br />

تظحلا تاطشنملل يلامعتسا نم<br />

يرهظو يهجو ىلع بابشلا بح روهظ<br />

ةعرسب تسسحأ اضيأو ريبك لكشب<br />

نع هثيدح رصان لمكيو،يبلق تاقد<br />

يب رثؤتس اهنأ فرعأ تنك:تاطشنلما<br />

اريبك حبصأو رمعلا يف مدقتأ امدنع<br />

ضارو ًايلاح ديعس يننكلو ،نسلا يف<br />

مغرلا ىلع ،يجرالخا يمسج لكش نع<br />

يف يل ثدحيس ام فرعأ يننأ نم<br />

لثم تاطشنلما نكلو ،مايلأا نم موي<br />

ةلوهسب اهنع علقت نأ نكيملا ةراجيسلا<br />

نأ ثيح ،اهرطاخم نم مغرلا ىلع<br />

ببست اهنأ اهيلع بتُك رئاجسلا ةبلع<br />

ليختف ،ضارملأا نم ريثكلاو ناطرسلا<br />

ركذي مل يتلا تاطشنلما نع اذام يعم<br />

:هلوقب هثيدح يهنيو ؟ريذتح يأ اهيلع<br />

رارقلا ذاختا يف تعرست يننأ فرتعأ<br />

اذل ،ةيبطلا تاداشرلإاب ثارتكلاا نود<br />

نع داعتبلااب ينيضايرلا عيمج حصنأ<br />

.تاطشنلما<br />

.يرهظ<br />

غلبي ةلاصلا يف ينبردتلما دحأرصان<br />

تدب ،اماع نيرشع و سمخ رمعلا نم<br />

همسج قسانت ةدش نم ةحضاو هقورع<br />

هتصق انل درسي رصان أدب .هتماخضو<br />

يف بردتأ تأدب:احزام تاطشنلما عم<br />

ةلماك ةنس تلمكأ ،ينتنس ذنم ةلاصلا<br />

روطت يأ ظلحأ ملو ةقاش نيراتم عم<br />

امنيب ،يمسج تلاضعو لكش يف<br />

،ةرتفلا سفن يف مضنا يذلا يقيدص<br />

.ةلوتفلما تلاضعلا باحصأ نم حبصأ<br />

ىتح هلعف يذلا ام بردلما لأسأ تأدب<br />

ةملكب بردلما ينباجأ و ؟اذكه حبصأ<br />

".تاطشنلما " ةدحاو<br />

لالخ تاطشنلما ببست<br />

يف نومرهلا ماظن يف<br />

ثيح ناسنلإا مسج<br />

ىلع رثؤت نأ نكيم<br />

ومنلا نومره ليكشت<br />

نكيمو ،مسلجا يف<br />

لكاشم ببست نأ اضيأ<br />

:لثم بابشلل ةيسفن<br />

جازلما يف تابلقت<br />

يناودعلا كولسلاو<br />

نزلحاو ،بائتكلااو<br />

ةقثلا ةلقو ،بعتلاو<br />

.سفنلاب<br />

بردلما هلاق ام بعوتسأ مل ةيادبلا يف<br />

رورم عم نكلو ،ًامامتها هرعأ ملو<br />

نوثدحتي بابشلا عمسأ تأدب مايلأا<br />

مهدحأ ينءاج ىتح تاطشنلما نع<br />

ينحصنيو تاطشنلما نع ينثدحيل<br />

نكل ةركفلا تضفر ةيادبلا يف .اهب<br />

نع لقت لا ةينمز ةدبم ةلوطب لك لبق<br />

مغرلابو هنأ ىلإ راشأ امك ،رهشأ ةثلاث<br />

تاطشنملل هلامعتسا ةرتف نأ نم<br />

اهنأ فرتعي هنأ لاإ ،ًادج ةريصق تناك<br />

.ةيحصلا هتلاح ىلع اريبك أرثأ تكرت<br />

تاينيعستلا ةيادب يف :لائاق فاضأ<br />

انكو ةلودلا وزغت دويلوهلا ملافأ تأدب<br />

ةريبكلا ماسجلأا يوذ لاطبلأا دهاشن<br />

انأدب اهنيحو ،ةلوتفلما تلاضعلاو<br />

،مهماسجأب كلذ اولعف فيك لءاستن<br />

ازئاح اهتقو ناك يذلا دلونرأ اصوصخ<br />

.تقولا كلذ يف يبلموأ رتسم ةلوطب ىلع<br />

ىلإ باهذلا يف بابشلا أدب اهدعب<br />

بيردتلاو ةيضايرلا باعللأا تلااص<br />

،جئاتن ةيأ نود نكلو ،رهشأ ةدعل<br />

.لؤاستلا تاملاع تأدبو<br />

ةحنم هيدل بلاط ىلإ ءاج ،ةرتف دعب<br />

يل حابو ةدحتلما تايلاولا يف ةيسارد<br />

ىلإ يداعلا لجرلا ريغي يذلا رسلاب<br />

،ةلوتفم تلاضع يذ قلامع ناسنإ<br />

نأ لواحي نأ ددرت نود هنم تبلطف<br />

ىبلف ،ةيرحسلا تاطشنلماب ينيتأي<br />

تأدب ،ديرأ ام يناطعأو بلطلا يل<br />

ةيبط ةفصو نود تاطشنلما لامعتساب<br />

امسج تينب نأ ىلإ تاداشرإ وا<br />

تأدب ثيح 2001 ماع ىتح ،اقلامع<br />

اهلوأو ،روهظلاب ةيبنالجا راثلآا ضعب<br />

ةدلم فقوتأ ينتلعج يرهظ يف ةباصإ<br />

ضارعلأا ةلحر تأدبو ،فصنو ةنس<br />

ملالآا ضعبب ترعش امدنع ةيبنالجا<br />

مللأا أدب مايلأا رورم عمو ،يرهظ يف<br />

ادج ةئيس يتلاح تحبصأ ثيح ديازتي<br />

ىفشتسلما ىلإ باهذلا تررق اهدنع<br />

.بيبطلا ةعجارلم<br />

جئاتنلا ترهظأ ،تاصوحف ةدع دعب<br />

وه ربلخا ناكو يل ةريبك ةمدص<br />

يننأ عم ،يتيلك يف فافج لوصح<br />

يحصلا لكلأا ىلع ابظاوم تنك<br />

نع فقوتلا تررق اهدعب ،ءالما برشو<br />

يتلاح تداع ةدم دعب ،تاطشنلما ذخأ<br />

تقولا كلذ ذنمو ،اهتعيبط ىلإ ةيحصلا<br />

مدختسيلا نأب بعلا يأ حصنأ و<br />

لا رضالحا تقولا يف ،تاطشنلما<br />

يهو ةلضفلما يتبعلل دوعأ نأ عيطتسأ<br />

يف مئادلا مللأا ببسب ماسجلاا لامك


ةئيه ءانبل تاطشنلما نومدختسي<br />

ةيوق جئاتن ىلع نولصحي ةينامسج<br />

تافص نمو ،عساو قاطن ىلع ةعيرسو<br />

ىلع رهظت يتلا ةيجرالخا مسلجا<br />

ةخفتنم نطب ةلضع تاطشنلما يطاعتم<br />

يطاعتلم يلكلا مجلحاف ،ةريدستمو<br />

حضاو لكشب اريبك نوكي تاطشنلما<br />

يطاعتلما هجو نوكي كلذك ،تفلمو<br />

.اريبكو اريدتسم<br />

ةيعوتل ةلمح ءاشنلإ ةسام ةجاح كلانه<br />

تاطشنلما تايبلسو رطاخبم بابشلا<br />

لبق نم ةوطلخا هذه أدبت نأ نكيم و<br />

،ةسردلما يف ينملعلماو ،ءابطلأاو ،ءابلآا<br />

بجي .ةيضايرلا تلااصلاو ةموكلحاو<br />

تاطشنلما ريثأت فرعي نأ بلاطلا ىلع<br />

ىلع نوكي نأ هيلعو ،هدسج ىلع<br />

نم ةيمك كلاهتسا نأب هياردو ملع<br />

لا اهنأ امك ةلوهسب هلتقت دق تاطشنلما<br />

ينحجان ينيضايرلا نم لعتج نأ نكيم<br />

خسري ثيحب ،ةيضايرلا مهتايح يف<br />

لامعتسا عم لماعتلا نأ هنهذ يف<br />

ريوطتل ةيقلاخأ ريغ ةليسو تاطشنلما<br />

تلامح ميظنت اضيأ لضفي .مسلجا<br />

سرادلماو تايلكلا يف رثكأ ةيعوت<br />

كلاهتسا ءوس ريثأت لوح يعولا رشنل<br />

ينعتي ثيح بلاطلا ينب تاطشنلما<br />

اهببست يتلا لكاشلما اوفرعي نأ مهيلع<br />

نإف كلذك ،ليوطلا ىدلما ىلع تاطشنلما<br />

ةلمحب مايقلا يف اريبك ارود ملاعلإل<br />

يعامتجلاا لصاوتلا تاكبش ىلع ةيعوت<br />

.كوبسيفلاو رتيوتلا لثم<br />

ةبعل نأ انمعز اذإ ةغلابلما نم سيل<br />

نود تاراملإا ةلود يف ماسجلأا لامك<br />

ردان رمأ تاطشنلماو تلامكلما مادختسا<br />

مزلجا نكيم لا هنإف ،كلذ عم ،ثودلحا<br />

ريغ يعيبطلا ماسجلأا لامك بعلا نأب<br />

ادج بعصي .اذه اننمز يف دوجوم<br />

لامك بعلا ناك اذإ ام ىلع مكلحا<br />

مأ يعيبط بعلا اقح وه ماسجلأا<br />

ءاقل ءارجإب انمق .تاطشنملل طاعتم<br />

ةيضايرلا ةلاصلا يف دمحأ بردلما عم<br />

ناك .تاطشنلما عم هتبرتج نع انربخيل<br />

تلاوطبلا ضعب زرحأ دق دمحأ بردلما<br />

تاطشنلما لوانتي ناكو ،تانيعستلا يف<br />

نادقف :لثم ءاسنلا ينب لكاشم ببسي<br />

،توصلا يف ظلغو ،مسلجا تاينحنم<br />

لامتحاو ،ةيرهشلا ةرودلا لكاشمو<br />

.علصلاو اهعاطقنا<br />

رضالحا تقولا يف<br />

دوعأ نأ عيطتسأ لا<br />

يهو ةلضفلما يتبعلل<br />

ببسب ماسجلأا لامك<br />

.يرهظ يف مئادلا مللأا<br />

ينيضايرلا لبق نم ةيودلأا هذه ذخؤت<br />

مهحنتمو بيردتلا يف مهدعاست اهنلأ<br />

ضارعلأا لمحتل نودعتسم مهف ؛ةوقلا<br />

.اهجئاتن ىلع لوصلحا لباقم ةيبنالجا<br />

ءانبل ةبعل ماسجلأا لامك ةبعل دعت<br />

تحبصأ اهنأ لاإ ،تلاضعلا ةيمنتو<br />

يف ةضايرلا عاونأ نم اعون اضيأ<br />

تاقباسم كانهو ،رضالحا تقولا<br />

ذإ ،ماسجلأا لامك ةبعلل ةيمسر<br />

تلااص ىلع اهتسرامم رصتقتلا<br />

مجح صيلقتوأ ةدايز فدهبو ؛بيردتلا<br />

مادختسا متي ،اهليكشتو تلاضعلا<br />

لماكتم مسج ىلإ لوصولل تاطشنلما<br />

،كلذ عمو ةسفانملل تلاضعلا لوتفمو<br />

ةرورض سيل تاطشنلما مادختسا نإف<br />

.فدهلا اذه قيقحتل<br />

ابولسأ دعت ماسجلأا لامك ةبعل نإ<br />

ةوقلاو تلاضعلا ريوطتل مدختسي<br />

نمو ،تاطشنلما مادختسا نود ةيندبلا<br />

ريقاقع كلاهتسا نود همسج ينبي<br />

ةبعل يف ةيئاذغلا تلامكم وأ ةطشنم<br />

قاش لمع ىلإ جاتحيس ماسجلأا لامك<br />

.ةوجرلما جئاتنلا ىلع لوصحلل<br />

ماسجلأا لامك بعلا ينب قرف كانه<br />

مدختسي يذلا بعلالا ينبو ،يعيبطلا<br />

بعلالا دعي ثيح ،تاطشنلما<br />

ىوقلأا تاطشنلما مدختسي يذلا<br />

نيذلا صاخشلأاف ،ةسفانلما يف<br />

بابشلا لبق نم تاطشنلما كلهتست<br />

،ًةداع .مسجلل يجرالخا لكشلا ءانبل<br />

قيرط نع تاطشنلما هذه يمدقت متي<br />

نيذلا لاجرلا ءلاؤهل ةيبط ةفصو<br />

نومره جاتنإ يف لكاشم نوهجاوي<br />

.نوريتسوتستلا<br />

تافصو نود تاطشنلما كلاهتسا دعي<br />

ىلع ًادج ريطخ ةيبط ةراشتساوا<br />

ةيبلس راثآ ىلإ يدؤيو ،ةحصلا<br />

تاطشنلما مادختسا حبصأ .ةحضاو<br />

مادختسا ديازت دقو يلماع قلق ردصم<br />

ينيضايرلا ريغو ينيضايرلا ينب ةيودلأا<br />

يئادّعو ،ماسجلاا لامك باحصأو ،<br />

نم تاجاردلا يبكارو ةليوطلا تافاسلما<br />

ليمجو باذج لكش ىلع لوصلحا لجأ<br />

.ةقاطلا نم ديزلما ىلع لوصلحاو<br />

نم تاطشنلما كلاهتسا يدؤي دقو<br />

ةريطخ تلااح ىلإ يبط هيجوت نود<br />

نكيم يتلا ضارملأا نم ديدعلا كانهف<br />

يف لكاشم لثم تاطشنلما اهببست نأ<br />

.ةيبلقلا تابونلاو ،ناطرسلاو ،دبكلا<br />

ةيلكلا يف راجفنا لصحي دق ًاضيأ<br />

ةدعلما يف يلخاد فزنب ببستي امم<br />

نإف كلذك ،ةريثك ىرخأ ضارمأو<br />

ماظن ىلع اراض اريثأت تاطشنملل<br />

مسج يف ةيومدلا ةيعولأاو بلقلا<br />

.ناسنلإا<br />

ماظن يف لالخ تاطشنلما ببست<br />

نكيم ثيح ناسنلأا مسج يف نومرهلا<br />

يف ومنلا نومره ليكشت ىلع رثؤت نأ<br />

لكاشم ببست نأ اضيأ نكيمو ،مسلجا<br />

جازلما يف تابلقت :لثم بابشلل ةيسفن<br />

نزلحاو ،بائتكلااو ،يناودعلا كولسلاو<br />

.سفنلاب ةقثلا ةلقو ،بعتلاو<br />

ةمجانلا ةيسيئرلا ةيبنالجا راثلآا نم<br />

لبق نم ينجوردنلأا طشنم كلاهتسا نع<br />

،لوبتلارسعو ،مدلا رثخت لاجرلا<br />

تاناويلحا جاتنإ ضافخناو ،علصلاو<br />

طغض عافتراو ،زجعلاو ،ةيونلما<br />

مدلا يف لورتسيلوكلا عافتراو مدلا<br />

ةباصلإا رطخو ،ةيبلقلا تابونلاو<br />

تابارطضلاا ةدايزو ،ىلكلا ضارمأب<br />

نأ نكيم نومرهلا اذه نأ امك ،ةيسفنلا<br />

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،تاطشنلما نم عاونأ ةثلاث كانه<br />

ينجوردنلأا،كيلوبانلأا<br />

عاونلأا هذه مسقنت ،ديوريتسوكيتروكو<br />

.تاطشنلما نم ىرخأ عاونأ ةثلاث ىلإ<br />

طشنلما اذه ربتعي :كيلوبانأ طشنم<br />

نم دمتسيو ،امادختساو اعويش رثكلأا<br />

دعاسي يذلا نوريتسوتستلا نومره<br />

،تلاضعلا يف ينتوربلا ايلاخ ونم يف<br />

رهظلما ينسحتل كيلوبانلأا مدختسي امك<br />

ينجوردنأ طشنلما امأ ،لاجرلل يجرالخا<br />

نوريتسوتستلا نومره ىلع يوتحيف<br />

لكش ىلع لوصلحا يف دعاسي يذلا<br />

ديوريتسوكيتروكلا امنيب ،يلوجر<br />

جلاع لثم ةدع ضارغلأ مدختسيف<br />

يف لكاشمو وبرلاو ةيساسلحا ضارمأ<br />

.ايمزكلأاو ىلكلا<br />

قحلا تقو يفو 1767 ماع يف ءاودلا<br />

)دلونرأ فلودأ( ىرجأ 1849 ماع نم<br />

هريثأت ترهظأ يتلا براجتلا ضعب<br />

ماظنلا ىلع ريثأت هل ،مدلا ىلع ريبكلا<br />

عرتخا 1889 ماع يف .هلمكأب يوضعلا<br />

زاومو كاحم لوأ نوارب دراودإ زلراشت<br />

ىلع يوتتح يتلا ةجتنلما داوملل يئاود<br />

.نوريتسوتستلا نومره<br />

امدقت بطلا زرحأ 1931 ماع يف ًاقحلا<br />

يئاودلا روطتلا ناديم يف ايقيقح<br />

ةيلمع فلودأ ثحابلا دجو امدنع<br />

كلذ ذنمو ،نونتسوردنأ نومرهل ةقيقد<br />

لوح يرتج ثاحبلأا نم ديزلماو تقولا<br />

.هتاذ عوضولما<br />

)تابلاطلل يبد ةيلك /اضرلا دمحم ميمصت(.بارتقلاا عونمم<br />

(تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/ةبيشلا للهادبع ريوصت) .ةفلتلمخا تاطشنلما<br />

مويلا بابشو تاطشنلما<br />

ةبيشلا هللادبع<br />

مسلجا ىلع ديازتلما بلطلل ًارظن<br />

هذه يف نوقهارلما ىعسي ،قسانتلما<br />

باذج مسج ىلع لوصلحا مايلأا<br />

علطتي رصع يف نحن كلذل ؛قسانتمو<br />

ماسجلأا لاكشأ ىلإ بابشلا هيف<br />

.ةحصلا عوضوبم مامتهلاا نود<br />

ىطاعت ىلإ نوعلطتي ينقهارلما مظعم<br />

ةعيرسلا اهجئاتنل ارظن تاطشنلما<br />

مسلجا لكش رييغت يف ةشهدلما<br />

اهرطاخم ىلع فرعتلا نود يجرالخا<br />

.ةيبنالجا اهراثآب فاك يعو نودو<br />

يوضع بكرم )ديوريتسلا( تاطشنلما<br />

)ينجولكيس( تاقلح ىلع يوتحي<br />

لصأ ربتعيو يمدق بكرم وهو ،ةطبارتم<br />

اذهل يئدبلما فاشتلاا تم .تاطشنلما


مدق ةرك بعلاك هقوقح نع هركف ةيأ<br />

يتلا بقاوعلا عيمج هترسأ تلمتحو<br />

.هتافو دعب تبترت<br />

يف بلاط ًاماع ٢٢ دشار دمحم<br />

لوقي ةقراشلا يف ةيكريملأا ةعمالجا<br />

لاجاع اهتياهن ىلإ يتأت مدقلا ةرك ةنهم<br />

بابسلأا نم ددع دوجو ببسب ،لاجآ وأ<br />

ةبهولما نادقفو ،تاباصلإا كلذ يف ابم<br />

صخشلا عنيم امم ؛نسلا يف مدقتلا وأ<br />

ةبسانم هيملع ةجرد نود .بعللا نم<br />

ىلع روثعلا بعصلا نم نوكي فوس<br />

نم عيطتست يتلا ةديلجا ةفيظولا<br />

قلق وأ فواخم نود شيعلا اهللاخ<br />

نوكأ نأ ىنتمأ :لائاق دمحم فيضي<br />

هسفن تقولا يف نكلو مدق ةرك بعلا<br />

رخآ يفيظو بناج يل نوكي نأ ديرأ<br />

نع تفقوت لاح يف ةليدب ةطخك نوكي<br />

دكأتلل ةجاحب انأف ،ام موي يف بعللا<br />

نود ةيرارمتسلاا ىلع رداق يننأ نم<br />

ميلعتلا لامكتسلا ناولأا تفي مل .تابقع<br />

كتقوو كتايح سركت نأ لاإ كيلع امف<br />

.ربكأ ةعفنبم كيلع دوعي يذلا ءيشلل<br />

نم يناعي فيس ،رضالحا تقولا يف<br />

ةينهلما هتايح ترمد قاسلا يف ةباصإ<br />

يف طارفلإا ببسب مدقلا ةرك يف<br />

زوفلا يف ةبغرلا درجلم هسفن فازنتسا<br />

يرودلا تايرابم مهأ نم ةدحاو يف<br />

ةيميلعت ةداهش لمحي لا هنلأو ؛ريبكلا<br />

ةفيظو ىلع روثعلا ىلع ارداق نكي مل<br />

فسأي هنإ .هترسأ ةلاعلإ ؛ةبسانم<br />

عفادب هذختا يذلا عرستلما هرارقل<br />

فيس ركفي مل ،لالما ىلع لوصلحا<br />

هناكمإب ناك ول .تقولا كلذ يف هرارقب<br />

رظتنيس ناك فللخا ىلإ نامزلاب ةدوعلا<br />

ةداهشلا ىلع لوصحلل تاونس عضب<br />

ةفيظولا ىلع لوصلحاو ةيميلعتلا<br />

ةايحو تباث يرهش لخدب هبسانلما<br />

.هترسلأ ةرقتسم<br />

مدقلا ةرك يبعلال يعامتجلاا ينمأتلا<br />

يف ىرخلأا تاعاطقلا يقاب لثم<br />

ةيعامتجلاا ةدعاسلما مدقت لاو ،دلابلا<br />

تانامضلاو قوقلحاب امامتها يلوت لاو<br />

لضفأ ةايح مهل رفوت يتلا ةيعامتجلاا<br />

.ةريطلخا تاباصلإا ةلاح يف<br />

دوجو ةيمهأ ىلع اضيأ ددشي ديعس<br />

مدقلا ةرك يبعلا لبقتسلم ةيكذ ةطخ<br />

بعلم ةرداغلم مهرارطضا لبق ،مهرسأو<br />

هيأر يف عوضولما اذهف ،مدقلا ةرك<br />

هليصافت عيمجب شقاني نأ بجيو مهم<br />

يتلا ةيملأا نم ينبعلالا ءلاؤه ذاقنلإ<br />

عوضوم حرط يغبني امك ،اهيف نوشيعي<br />

وه نيأ ،ةلءاسملل يعامتجلاا نامضلا<br />

؟مدقلا ةرك يبعلال يعامتجلاا نامضلا<br />

لاؤسلا اذه ىلع درلا متي نأ بجي<br />

.هب ةطبترم ةلئسأ ةدعو<br />

مدقلا ةرك يبعلا نإ<br />

نع ريثكلا نوفرعي لا<br />

ىلع ةبترتلما بقاوعلا<br />

مدقلا ةرك ةنهم رايتخا<br />

لوصلحا نع يلختلاوأ<br />

ميلعت ةجرد ىلع<br />

بتارلا ببسب ةبسانم<br />

يذلا يرغلما يرهشلا<br />

نم براقي ام ىلإ لصي<br />

.مهرد 100،000<br />

ةرك بعلا ناك ،للها همحر دعس ملاس<br />

بابشلا يدان عم هراوشم أدب ،مدق<br />

قحلا تقو يف رصنلا يدان ىلإ لقتناو<br />

ةركل ةارابم فصتنم يف تولما هجاو<br />

عم مئاد عارص يف هتلئاع كرتو ،مدقلا<br />

ىلع ئطالخا هدامتعلا ؛ةيلالما تابلطتلما<br />

ملاس .هترسلأ اديحو لاخد مدقلا ةرك<br />

هيدل نكي ملو يساردلا هميلعت لمكي مل<br />

مدقلا ةرك بعل ،ةيتاراملإا مدقلا ةرك<br />

يدانو ينطولا تاراملإا بختنم عم<br />

1980 فصتنم ىلإ 1970 نم لصولا<br />

1988 ماع يف ميكحتلا ةنلج ىلإ مضنا<br />

لللمحا حبصأ كلذ دعب .2001 ماع ىتح<br />

لبق ةقراشلا نويزفلت يف يضايرلا<br />

تلاوطب ثلاث يف ديعس كراش ،هدعاقت<br />

،بقللا ةلوطب زرحأو ،ىربك جيلخ<br />

يدانل تلاوطب عبرأب زوفلا يف مهاس<br />

ميكحتلل ريدقت ىلع لصح ،لصولا<br />

ينلللمحا مهأ نم ادحاو ربتعيو،يلودلا<br />

.دلابلا يف ةبعلل ينحجانلا<br />

ةرك يبعلا نإف ،قباسلا للحملل اقفو<br />

بقاوعلا نع ريثكلا نوفرعي لا مدقلا<br />

مدقلا ةرك ةنهم رايتخا ىلع ةبترتلما<br />

ةجرد ىلع لوصلحا نع يلختلاوأ<br />

يرهشلا بتارلاب اعمط ةبسانم ميلعت<br />

نم براقي ام ىلإ لصي يذلا يرغلما<br />

تسيل ةلكشلما نإ :مهرد 100،000<br />

يف انه انتفاقث يف نكلو ،ينبعلالا يف<br />

مدقلا ةرك يبعلا مظعم ،تاراملإا ةلود<br />

يف صقن نم نوناعي ليلجا اذه نم<br />

نع زجعتس مدقلا ةركف اذل ،ميلعتلا<br />

يرصعلا روطتلا يف نمزلا ةرك ةاراجم<br />

لوصلحا نود نم دلبلا اذه يف انه<br />

ىلعو ،ةفرعلما نم ةبسانم رداصم ىلع<br />

تانينيامثلاو تاينيعبسلا ليج سكع<br />

ةلمح نم ينبعلالا مظعم ناك ثيح<br />

.ةيعمالجا وأ ةماعلا ةيوناثلا تاداهش<br />

ةبسن ىلع روثعلا كنكيم :عباتيو<br />

بابشلا ينبعلالا ىدل ةيملأا نم ةيلاع<br />

نلأ مدقلا ةرك لاجم يف ينئشانلا<br />

.ةسردلما ىلإ نوبهذي لا مهنم ديدعلا<br />

مدقلا ةرك يداون نإف :ييأر يف<br />

ةيملأا رصع ىلإ ينبعلالا ءلاؤه تبحس<br />

ارداق نوكي نل مهنم ًايأ نأ ثيح<br />

ةقيرطبو ٍ ديج ىوتسبم لصاوتلا ىلع<br />

ينب ةنراقملل لاجم كانه سيل ،ةحيحص<br />

لوصلحا ينبو مدقلا ةرك بعلا لخد<br />

ةركلا بعلاف ، ةيعمالجا ةداهشلا ىلع<br />

هتايح نم اماع نيرشع بعلي فوس<br />

نم اهتياهنل ةينهلما هتايح لصت فوسو<br />

.ءادلأا نع زجع وأ ةباصإ للاخ<br />

مدقلا ةرك يداون رفوت لا ،ظلحا ءوسلو<br />

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ةدلم فقوتلا ىلع ينتربجأ ةيحارج<br />

تاميلعتل ًارظن ةيلاتتم رهشأ ةعبس<br />

جلاعلا ةرتف ءاهتنا دعب صتخلما بيبطلا<br />

عوجرلل ىوقأ زفاحب بيردتلل تدع<br />

يسفن ريضحتل ةباصلإا لبق ام ىوتسلم<br />

.مداقلا مسوملل<br />

تاراملإا حتفتس امدنع :رساي فاضأ<br />

باهذلل ينبعلال لاجلما ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا<br />

يف ةفرتحم داون ٍ يف ةكراشلما و<br />

ةركلا ىوتسم روطتي فوس جرالخا<br />

مدقت لاثلما ليبس ىلعف ،تاراملإا يف<br />

بعلل بلطب مكلا نادمح ليمزلا بعلالا<br />

.يسنرفلا نويل يدان قيرف عم<br />

يف بلاط ،اماع 22 ،نماغلا ميهاربإ<br />

نويللمحا نوبعلالا :لوقي قوقلحا ةيلك<br />

نولصحي يتلا تآفاكلما لك نوقحتسي<br />

انتفاقث نم ءزج مدقلا ةرك نلأ ؛اهيلع<br />

هذه ىلع نوظفاحي مدقلا ةرك يبعلا و<br />

تلاوطبلا نوققحيو ةيضايرلا ةفاقثلا<br />

نأ نودقتعي نورخآ :فيضيو ،ةلودلل<br />

ًادج ريثك مدقلا ةرك بعلا هينجي ام<br />

ضرأ يف دوهج نم هدهاشن ابم ًةنراقم<br />

.بعللما<br />

لمعي اماع 25 يتارامإ ،دمحأ دلاخ<br />

ةرك وبعلا :لوقي ةحلسلما تاوقلا يف<br />

بولطلما لكشلاب نودؤيلاو نوللدم مدقلا<br />

مهنإ :دلاخ فيضي ،بعللما ضرأ ىلع<br />

تآفاكلماو لاوملأا هذه لك نوقحتسيلا<br />

. اهيلع نولصحي يتلا<br />

ةيتاراملإا مدقلا ةركل عيرسلا روطتلا<br />

لودلاب ًةنراقم ًادج ائيطب ربتعي<br />

مدقلا ةرك ءادأ ،ظلحا ءوسل ،ىرخلأا<br />

حيحص ،أوسلأا ىلإ هجتي ةيتاراملإا<br />

انلاقتنا نكلو ،ًاينهم نومدقتم اننأ<br />

طيطخت نود تم فارتحلال عيرسلا<br />

ققحن نأ انل فيك ببسلا اذهلو ديج<br />

نأ دقتعأ ؟ةنهلما هذه يف جئاتنلا لضفأ<br />

لضفأ يف تناك ةيتراملإا مدقلا ةرك<br />

لللمحا ىري اذكه ،قباسلا يف اهجئاتن<br />

.للهادبع ديعس يضايرلا<br />

ةرك يبعلا لضفأ نم دحاو وه ديعس<br />

خيرات يف ينلللمحاو ،ينمكلمحاو ،مدقلا<br />

ديحولاو لولأا يملح ناك دقل :رغصلا<br />

ًارظن ،تاونس سمخ يرمع ناك نأ ذنم<br />

يننوربكي نيذلا يتوخإ عيمج نأ ىلإ<br />

يف لاطبأ مهو مدق ةرك وبعلا ًانس<br />

.ةبعللا<br />

لاجلما يه مدقلا ةرك ،رسايل اقفو<br />

مغرلا ىلع هيف هسفن ىري يذلا ديحولا<br />

ةنهم يه ةمهلما هذه :رطاخلما عيمج نم<br />

رئاس لثم تسيلو ريصقلا ىدلما ىلع<br />

لصن ىتح بعلن اننإ ،ىرخلأا فئاظولا<br />

،ابيرقت ينثلاثلاو ةسمالخا نس ىلإ<br />

امك زجنن نأو بعلن نأ نكيم لا ثيح<br />

.قباسلا يف<br />

صخشلا ناك اذإ<br />

هتسارد يف لاشاف<br />

ةيندتم هتاجردو<br />

ةرك يدانب قحتليسف<br />

فده ليجستل مدقلا<br />

ىلع رداق هنأ هرعشي<br />

.حاجنلا<br />

ةرك نأ اضيأ رساي دقتعي كلذ عمو<br />

هدلاب ةمدلخ هل ةبسنلاب ةليسو يه مدقلا<br />

تايدحتلا نإ :عمتجملل لضفلأا يمدقتو<br />

لمعلا اذه عم يتأت يتلا تابقعلاو<br />

قحتسن ،مدق ةرك يبعلاك ،انتلعج<br />

ببسب اهيلع لصحن يتلا تآفاكلما<br />

انيلع مكتح يتلا ةيضايرلا فورظلا<br />

بيردتلا ضرغل روهشلاب انرسأ كرتب<br />

اينطو مدقلا ةرك تايرابم يف بعللاو<br />

.ايلودو<br />

لوتح يتلا قئاوعلا ربكأ نم ةدحاو<br />

نأ لامتحا وه ينبعلالا حانج نود<br />

ىرخأ ةرم بعللا ىلع ًارداق نوكي لا<br />

بعللما يف ثدتح يتلا تاباصلإا ببسب<br />

ةباصلإ تضرعت ،يضالما ماعلا يفف<br />

ةيلمعب مايقلل تررطضاو يتبكر يف<br />

بابسلأا ضعب نم نإف يبد يف ةيدنلأا<br />

تاجردلاو رقفلا ةرهاظلا هذهل ةيسيئرلا<br />

بعلم نإف يلاتلابو ،ةسردلما يف ةئيسلا<br />

عتمتلل ديحولا مهقيرط وه مدقلا ةرك<br />

مايقلا كيلع ام لك ،ةلهسلا ةايلحاب<br />

لثم حبصتل اراهنو لايل بردتلا وه هب<br />

،ينايلطلا ناندع روهشلما ةركلا بعلا<br />

ةركلا خيرات يف ينبعلالا لضفأ دحأ<br />

لهأتلا فده لجس يذلاو ةيتاراملإا<br />

.١٩٩٠ ةنس ايلاطيإ يف ملاعلا سأكل<br />

تاراملإا ةلود يف مدقلا ةرك ماظن<br />

كلت نع ًاماتم فلتخي ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا<br />

كانه نوبعلالا .برغلا يف ةمظنلأا<br />

عون يأ ىلإ مامضنلاا مهنكيم لا<br />

تناك اذإ ةسردلما يف ةضايرلا نم<br />

يف اولشف اذإ وأ ةئيس مهتاجرد<br />

ريمس لاق ،ةيمازللإا داولما نم يأ<br />

جرالخا يف سرد يذلا بلاطلا ،ينسح<br />

بلطلا :هتايح نم تاونس عبس ةدلم<br />

احجان بلاطلا نكي ملام ايئاقلت ضفري<br />

ماظن ذيفنت :ريمس فاضأ ،اييمداكأ<br />

ىلع يننمدلماو مدقلا ةرك يبعلال لثامم<br />

ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود يف ةضايرلا<br />

.ًايباجيإ ًاريثأت ثدحي فوس ةدحتلما<br />

اهنإ :يتارامإ لثمم ،يبويلأا رمع لوقي<br />

ىلع لوصحلل عيملجا اهانمتي ةنهم<br />

فوفحم اهقيرط نكلو ،رقتسم لخد<br />

ةرك بعلا باصي امدنعف ،رطاخلماب<br />

ىتح هلامهإ متي ةارابم للاخ مدقلا<br />

اذإف ديدج نم هتوقو هتيفاع درتسي<br />

ىلع ثحبلا هيلعف ،هتباصإ أربت مل<br />

هنكلو ديج يرهش لخدب ىرخأ هفيظو<br />

ةجردلا نود اهيلع روثعلا عطتسي نل<br />

اذإ :رمع فيضيو ،ةمزلالا ةيميلعتلا<br />

،هتسارد يف لاشاف صخشلا ناك<br />

ةرك يدانب قحتليسف ةيندتم هتاجردو<br />

رداق هنأب هرعشي فده ليجستل مدق<br />

.حاجنلا ىلع<br />

بعلا ،ًاماع ٢٦ بحاص رطم رساي<br />

يدان يف ًايلاح بعلي حومط مدق ةرك<br />

ةداهش ىلع لصاح ،يتاراملإا ةريزلجا<br />

راسم ذختا رساي .ةماعلا ةيوناثلا<br />

ذنم ريبكلا هفغشل هتدارإب مدقلا ةرك


؟ضماغ لبقتسم مأ كابشلا يف فده<br />

ىلإ نوؤجلي ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا تاراملإا<br />

ينفرتحملل مدقلا ةرك يداونل مامضنلاا<br />

ةورثلا ىلإ لوصولل رصتخم قيرطك<br />

لبقتسلماو يلاعلا ميلعتلا مهءارو ينكرات<br />

يف . مللحا فده ليجستل نومضلما<br />

نوثلاثو ةثلاث ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود<br />

عنصل سفانتت اهلكو مدقلا ةركل ايدان<br />

رايتخلاا اذهف ،ةلودلل يورُكلا خيراتلا<br />

تارايخ يأ مدقلا ةرك يبعلا يطعيلا<br />

عيمج نع مهراصبأ سمطتف ،ىرخأ<br />

نوكت دقو مهرظتنت يتلا ةحاتلما صرفلا<br />

ىلإ نوفرصنيو ،ىندأ وأ ينسوق باق<br />

.لالماو فارتحلاا رايخ<br />

نوكرتي ينيتاراملإا بابشلا نم ريثك<br />

ةرك ةيدنأ دحأ ىلإ مامضنلال مهتسارد<br />

مدقلا ةرك بردلم اقفوو ،دلابلا يف مدقلا<br />

دحأ يف راغصلا ةيبصلا بردي يذلا<br />

بابشلا نم ديدعلا نم دحاو وه فيس<br />

رارقلا اذه اوذختا نيذلا ينعفايلا<br />

ةقيرط لهسأ ىلع لوصحلل عيرسلا<br />

ىلإ يعسلا نم لادب ريفولا لالما بسكل<br />

ىلع لوصلحاو ةيميلعتلا تاجردلا ىلعأ<br />

،تاراملإا ةلود يف .ةيعماج هداهش<br />

نم ريثكلا ىلع مدقلا ةرك وبعلا لصحي<br />

يزاوي يرهش لخد ىلإ ًلاوصو دئاوفلا<br />

فرتلا ةايح نوشيعيو ،ءارزولا بتار<br />

. تآفاكلما نم ديدعلا عم ةيهافرلاو<br />

نإف ةديغرلا ةايلحا هذه نم مغرلاب<br />

ىلع ةرداق ريغو ًةليقث ودبت مهمادقأ<br />

،رضخلأا عبرلما يف فادهلأا ديدست<br />

عيمجب ملالحا مهريكفت لاغشنلا<br />

مهريكفت لغشت يتلا ةيتايلحا شماوهلا<br />

.بعللما يف<br />

ةلود يف عمتجم يف دارفلأا ةيبلغأ<br />

)يكتسبلا رمع ريوصت( .مدقلا ةرك ةبعل نونهتيم نويتاراملإا بابشلا<br />

فيرشلا ةزوم<br />

ًادلو فيس ناك ،1978 ماع يف<br />

ىلعأ نم هتاجرد تناكو ،ةياغلل ًاحومط<br />

عيضاولما لك يف هئلامز ينب تاجردلا<br />

ام عيمج هدلاو رسخ نأ ىلإ ،ابيرقت<br />

ينب ًارئاح فيس فقو ،لاومأ نم كليم<br />

دلولا ناك هنلأ ؛هترسأ ةلاعإو هميلعت<br />

مدق ةرك بعلا فيس ناك .ديحولا<br />

همدقي ناك ام هل ردقي عيملجاو ،ابوهوم<br />

ةرك قيرف ىلإ همامضنا دعب بعللما يف<br />

ظحلا ،مايلأا دحأ يف .ةسردلما مدقلا<br />

هنم برتقاو هتبهوم يدانلا ءلاكو دحأ<br />

دحأ ىلإ همامضنا ةصرف هيلع ضرعي<br />

فيس نلأو ،ةروهشلما مدقلا ةرك يداون<br />

عطتسي مل ًايدام هتلئاع معد ديرُي ناك<br />

ىلختف ،يرغلما ضرعلا اذه ةمواقُم<br />

يميلعتلا هلبقتسم رسخو هتسارد نع<br />

يدالما لخدلا ىلع لوصلحا لجأ نم<br />

.عيرسلا<br />

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امدنع داوج لوأ يتدلاو يل ترتشا<br />

ثيح ،رمعلا نم تاونس عبرأ تغلب<br />

تنك ىننلأ هبوكر ىلع ينعجشت تناك<br />

يدل تنم دقف اذهلو ،تاناويلحا بحأ<br />

يه يتلا يتدلاو للاخ نم ةبغرلا هذه<br />

طنم ناك يتلاو ،يكيرمأ لصأ نم<br />

يضتقي اهدلب يف قباسلا اهتايح<br />

دايلجا نم ريبك ددعو لبطصا دوجو<br />

ناصلحا رهظ نع تعقو يننأب ركذتأ<br />

نم ةسداسلا يف تنك امدنع ةرم لوأ<br />

ضوهنلا ىلع يتدلاو ينتدعاس ،رمعلا<br />

ةرم داولجا رهظ ىلع بكرلأ ينتداعإو<br />

يملعت ءانثأ يف ينبقارت تناك ،ةيناث<br />

ةبرجتلا هذه ينتملع دقل ،ليلخا بوكر<br />

.اقلاطإ ليلخا بوكر ىشخأ لا نأب<br />

دقف دلحا اذه دنع رملأا فقي ملو<br />

فيرشلا ةراس تعقوو ةثدالحا ترركت<br />

نع فقوتلا اهتقو تررق و ،تارم ةدع<br />

تغلب امدنع ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم<br />

ةباصلإا ببسب رمعلا نم ًاماع 12<br />

دعبو هنأ لاإ ،اهرهظ يف ةديدشلا<br />

ىلع اهتدلاو اهتعجش ينتنس رورم<br />

اهتياوه ةسراممو ليلخا بوكر ةدواعم<br />

نم ًاماع 15 تغلب امدنعو ،ةلضفلما<br />

امدنع ليلخا قابس يف تكراش رمعلا<br />

بلطو دمحم نب نادمح خيشلا اهدهاش<br />

صالخا يدانلا ىلإ مامضنلاا اهنم<br />

ةراس تمضنا ةنس رورم دعبو .هومسب<br />

لازتامو ةيسورفلل عازف يدان ىلإ<br />

.مويلا ىتح هيف اوضعو ةسراف<br />

تعمس الماطل :ةلئاق هراس فدرتو<br />

راذعأك ،ديلاقتلاب نججحتي تايتفلا<br />

ةيسورفلا ةضاير نهتسرامم مدعل<br />

انأف ،ًاماتم ئطاخ موهفلما اذه نأ لاإ<br />

عونلا نم انأو ،ةلجرتسم ةأرما تسل<br />

لاو ، هتثونأ ىلع ظفاحيو متهي يذلا<br />

يتثونأ ىلع ترثأ دق يتياوه نأب دقتعأ<br />

نأب دقتعأ لا يننإف ،كلذك ،ًاقلاطإ<br />

نأ نكيم ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم<br />

.ةلجرتسم ةاتفلا لعتج<br />

نب دمحم تنب ةفيطل ةخيشلا ،موتكم<br />

نم تايرخأ تاوضع ىلإ ةفاضإ ،دشار<br />

لمعت ،كلذ ىلع ةولاع .موتكم لآ ةلئاع<br />

ةجوز ،كرابم تنب ةمطاف ةخيشلا ومس<br />

ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود مكاح موحرلما<br />

دياز خيشلا دلاولا هل روفغلما ةدحتلما<br />

قوقح معد ىلع ،نايهن لآ ناطلس نب<br />

داتحلاا( اهتسسؤم للاخ نم ةأرلما<br />

لبق هسيسأت تم يذلا )ماعلا يئاسنلا<br />

يئاسنلا داتحلاا لمعي امك ،ةنس 34<br />

شروو تاقباسلما ةماقإ ىلع ماعلا<br />

،ةأرلما ةيضق زيزعتل تايلاعفلاو لمعلا<br />

ةيلاعف ، رصلحا لا لاثلما ليبس ىلعو<br />

ةصالخا كرابم تنب ةمطاف ةخيشلا<br />

ثحبت يتلاو ،ءاسنلل ةيلودلا ةلوطبلاب<br />

يف ةكراشملل ةاوهلا ءاسنلا عجشتو<br />

.ةيبرعلا ةيسورفلا تاقابس<br />

نم ةيسورفلا ةضاير<br />

ةرطلخا تاضايرلا<br />

ًاصوصخ ،ًادج<br />

نهنلأ ،ثانلإل ةبسنلاب<br />

نع نطقسي ابمر<br />

ببستيو داولجا رهظ<br />

تاباصإب نهل كلذ<br />

هذه نأ امك ،ةريطخ<br />

ةبسانم ريغ ةضايرلا<br />

فعض ببسب ءاسنلل<br />

ةضرع نهف نهماسجأ<br />

روسكلاب ةباصلإل<br />

نم رثكأ ماظعلا يف<br />

.لاجرلا<br />

ًاماع 21 فيرشلا هراس يورت ،كلذك<br />

ةيسورفلا ةضاير اهتلوازم لوح اهتصق<br />

:تاونس عبرأ اهرمع ناك نأ ذنم<br />

يعنم ببس ناك دقو ،روكذلا يتوخأ<br />

نأ وه ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم نم<br />

ةاتفلا نأب أطخ عابطنا اهيدل يتلئاع<br />

هذه ببسب اهتيرذع دقفت نأ نكيم<br />

.ةضايرلا<br />

لوقي )انايبرع( يقئاثولا مليفلا يف<br />

يئاصخلأا ،رومس لئاو روتكدلا<br />

لا :ةيئاسنلا ضارملأاو ةدلاولا تايلمعب<br />

ىلع رثؤت نأ ةيسورفلا ةضايرل نكيم<br />

مسج حيرشت بسحو .ةاتفلا ةيرذع<br />

لاصتا كانه دجويلا هنأ دنج ،ىثنلأا<br />

يف ةساسلحا ءاضعلأا ينب رشابم<br />

ءيش يأ وأ ،ليلخا جرس ينبو ةأرلما<br />

ةضاير ةيأ يف ليلخا جرس لثايم<br />

.ىرخأ<br />

بردلما ،يداملحا فسوي لوقي امنيب<br />

يذلا ةيسورفلل يلودلا يبد يدان يف<br />

دمحم خيشلا ومسلا بحاص هكليم<br />

يف تلمع دقل :موتكم لآ دشار نب<br />

تس ةدلم ةيسورفلل يلودلا يبد يدان<br />

ةديس 15 بيردتب تمق ثيح ،تاونس<br />

ةيناكمإ نم ًاقلاطإ نهتيشخ نيدبي مل<br />

بحاص نأ امك ،نهتيرذع نادقف<br />

ةلود ءاسن عجشي دمحم خيشلا ومسلا<br />

ةضايرلا هذه ةسرامم ىلع تاراملإا<br />

ةيسورفلا تاقباسم روضح قيرط نع<br />

كلذك ،قابسلا ةياهن ىتح اهعيجشتو<br />

ةثلاث انروزي ومسلا بحاص ناك دقف<br />

يتلا تقولا يف عوبسلأا يف مايأ<br />

بوكر نسرايم تاسرافلا هيف تناك<br />

خيشلا ةيؤر نأ امك .يدانلا يف ليلخا<br />

يف لوخدلا ىلع ءاسنلا عجشت دمحم<br />

ةيؤرلا هذه تللكت ثيح ،ناديلما اذه<br />

تلصو امدنع 2004 ماع يف حاجنلاب<br />

ةضاير نسرايم يتاوللا ثانلإا ةبسن<br />

.40% ىلإ تاراملإا ةلود نم ةيسورفلا<br />

ةبسن تلصو 2012 يلالحا ماعلا يفو<br />

.80% ىلإ نهتكراشم<br />

دمحم خيشلا ومسلا بحاص بناج ىلإ<br />

دارفأ نم رخآ ددع كانه ،دشار نب<br />

نوعجشيو نومعدي ةمكالحا ةرسلأا<br />

ةيسورفلا ةضايرل ءاسنلا ةسرامم<br />

تنب ايه ةريملأا :لاثلما ليبس ىلعو<br />

لآ رشح تنب ةيدم ةخيشلا ،ينسلحا


هيلع قلطأ يقئاثو مليف يريهلما نانح<br />

ءاسنلا ىلع هيف تزكر و )انايبرع( مسا<br />

ةيسورفلا ةضاير نسرايم يتاوللا<br />

ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود يف<br />

هذه لوح يبلسلا سانلا ريكفت ىلعو<br />

.ةضايرلا<br />

ةسسؤم ،يريهلما نانح يورت و<br />

اهسيسأت تم يتلا ،انايبرع ةعومجم<br />

ءاسن تس لبق نم 2007 ماع يف<br />

:لاجلما اذه يف اهتبرتج تايتارامإ<br />

اههجاوأ تنك يتلا تايدحتلا ىدحإ<br />

يف نكي مل ذإ ،يدلاو ددرت تناك<br />

ةضاير يتسراملم ًاحاترم ةيادبلا<br />

ديرأو حومطلاب ةمعفم تنك .ةيسورفلا<br />

نكي مل يدلاو نأ لاإ ،ءيش يأ ملعت<br />

ةكراشلما نأب دقتعي ناك هنلأ ينعجشي<br />

يباهذ ىلإ ةفاضإ ةفلتخلما ةطشنلأا يف<br />

.يتسارد ىلع رثؤت نأ نكيم ةيلكلا ىلإ<br />

،نانح دلاو عم اهؤارجإ تم ةلباقم يف<br />

ةيسورفلا ةضاير :هرظن ةهجو حرش<br />

ًاصوصخ ،ًادج ةرطلخا تاضايرلا نم<br />

نع نطقسي ابمر نهنلأ ،ثانلإل ةبسنلاب<br />

تاباصإب نهل كلذ ببستيو داولجا رهظ<br />

ريغ ةضايرلا هذه نأ امك ،ةريطخ<br />

نهماسجأ فعض ببسب ءاسنلل ةبسانم<br />

يف روسكلاب ةباصلإل ةضرع نهف<br />

.لاجرلا نم رثكأ ماظعلا<br />

ةبغرل نانح دلاو لثتما ،رملأا ةياهن يف<br />

ةسرامبم ةفوغش اهدجو امدنع هتنبا<br />

.ةيسورفلا ةضاير<br />

تلائاعلا ضعب كانه ،رخآ ديعص ىلع<br />

اهتانبل ةمراص دعاوق عضت يتلا<br />

ةضاير ةسرامبم نهل حامسلا مدعب<br />

نأب ئطالخا داقتعلاا ببسب ةيسورفلا<br />

ءانثأ يف اهتيرذع دقفت نأ نكيم ةاتفلا<br />

.ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم<br />

23 رمعلا نم ةغلابلا يلع ءايلع لوقت و<br />

ةيسورفلا يدان ىلإ تبهذ دقل :ًاماع<br />

يتلئاع ةقفاوم نود يتياوه ةسراملم<br />

مغرلا ىلع ةركفلا هذه ضراعت اهنلأ<br />

ريبك ددعو ةريبك ةعرزلم اهكلاتما نم<br />

لبق نم طقف مدختست يتلا دايلجا نم<br />

نم ةدمتسلما ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم<br />

.اهيلع ةدمتعلماو ديلاقتلا<br />

ةضاير ةسرامم :ىدن تفاضأ امك<br />

ًارظن ةثونأ رثكأ ةأرلما لعتج ةيسورفلا<br />

داولجا بكار ملعت ةضايرلا هذه نلأ<br />

عم ًافطاعتمو بلقلا ينل نوكي نأب<br />

ىلع ةولاع ،هضيورت لجأ نم داولجا<br />

ةيصخش ززعت ةضايرلا هذه نإف :كلذ<br />

ةقثو ةوق رثكأ نوكت يكل ىثنلأا<br />

.اهسفنب<br />

ءاسنلا نم ًامومع عقوتي هنلأ ًارظنو<br />

نرهظي يكل ةيوثنأ تاحسم نرهظي نأ<br />

نم عون يأ نإف ،ةقانأو ةيبذاج رثكأ<br />

ةأرلما ةثونأ نم للقي نأ نكيم ةضايرلا<br />

نولءاستي سانلا لعجي نأ هنأش نم<br />

ةفاقثلاو ديلاقتلا دعت<br />

بابسلأا يه ةثراوتلما<br />

لعتج يتلا ةيسيئرلا<br />

ةيتاراملإا تلائاعلا<br />

ةسرامم نم اهتانب عنتم<br />

ةيسورفلا ةضاير<br />

،ةيسنلجا اهلويمو ةأرلما ةثونأ لوح<br />

ًاقفو ًامومع نوؤشني لافطلأا نإف كلذك<br />

روظنم نم ةيجولويبلا مهسنج ةعيبطل<br />

دلاولأا يلاهأ نأ ثيح ،يعامتجا<br />

ةطشنلأا ضعب نورصقي ام ًابلاغ<br />

رخلآا نود ينعم سنج ىلع ةيضايرلا<br />

نم ةنيعم عاونأ تفنص ببسلا اذهل<br />

بوكرو ةحابسلا لثم ةيدايلحاب ةضايرلا<br />

ربكأ بذتتج يتلاو ،ةيئاوهلا تاجاردلا<br />

.ينسنلجا لاك نم ينكراشلما نم ةبسن<br />

ةضايرلا نم اعاونأ كانه نأ امك<br />

ىلع ربكأ لكشب اهل جيورتلا تم<br />

ءاسنلا لاإ اهسراتم لاو ةيروكذ اهنأ<br />

.تلاجرتسلما<br />

ةيتاراملإا تجرخأ 2006 ماع يف<br />

.هنزاوت ىلع<br />

ضفر وأ لوبق ينب رئادلا لدلجا يفو<br />

تلائاعلا نإف ،ءاسنلل ةيسورفلا<br />

تاعومجم ثلاث ىلإ مسقنت ةيتاراملإا<br />

اهتانبل ىلولأا ةعومجلما حمست ثيح<br />

ةيأ نود ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامبم<br />

اهتانبل ةيناثلا ةعومجلما حمستو ،دويق<br />

نمض نكلو ،ةضايرلا هذه ةسرامبم<br />

نود ةيصوصلخاب فصتت نكامأ<br />

ديؤتلا امنيب ،تاقباسلما يف ةكراشلما<br />

لاكشأ نم لكش يأ ةثلاثلا ةعومجلما<br />

لبق نم ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم<br />

.ءاسنلا<br />

روصنلما ينسح ىدن ةيتاراملإا دعتو<br />

نايعأ يدانل ةيذيفنتلا ةريدلماو ةكلالما<br />

ىلولأا ةيتراملإا ،"ةيسورفلل يبد<br />

ةيسورفلل دان لوأ حاتتفاب تماق يتلا<br />

ةدلم يدانلا لبقتسي ثيح ،تاديسلل<br />

ةنسلا يف رهشأ ةسمخ نع لقت لا<br />

يف بنغري يتاوللا ءاسنلا ًايرصح<br />

ترهظأ دقو ،ةيسورفلا ةضاير ةسرامم<br />

يف تابردتلما ءاسنلا ددع نأب تانايبلا<br />

لولحب ةأرما 300 ىلإ لصي يدانلا<br />

حوارتت ،ماع لك نم سرام رهش<br />

نهبلغأو ،ةنس 50-14 ينب نهرامعأ<br />

روصنلما تأدب امدنع .تاقهارلما نم<br />

اهنكلو ،طقف ناداوج اهيدل ناك اهلمع<br />

،تاكراشلما ددع ةدايز ءوض ىلعو ،نلآا<br />

صالخا لبطصلاا يف ًاداوج 32 كلتتم<br />

مادختسلال ةدعم دايج ةينامث ،اهب<br />

.طقف صالخا<br />

روصنلما ىدن عم تيرجأ ةلباقم يفو<br />

يه ةثراوتلما ةفاقثلاو ديلاقتلا دعت :تلاق<br />

تلائاعلا لعتج يتلا ةيسيئرلا بابسلأا<br />

ةسرامم نم اهتانب عنتم ةيتاراملإا<br />

يناثلا ببسلا امأو ،ةيسورفلا ةضاير<br />

عاونأ ةسرامم نأب داقتعلاا يف نمكيف<br />

ىلع رثؤت نأ نكيم ةضايرلا نم ةنيعم<br />

ءاسنلا نأب ملعن اننأ لاإ ،ةاتفلا ةيرذع<br />

لقن ةليسوك لويلخا بنكر تايبرعلا<br />

بورلحا ءانثأ يف كلذكو ،يضالما يف<br />

نم ليلجا اذه ءاسن عنتم اذاملف<br />

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78<br />

)تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/لاعلما ءايلم ريوصت( .ليلخا بوكرل ةضورفلما قئاوعلاو ةأرلما<br />

؟ناسنلإا عنص نم قئاوع :ليلخا بوكرو ةأرلما<br />

نع فقوتلا تررق اهدنعو ،ةءابعلاو<br />

رعشأ تنك يننلأ ةضايرلا هذه ةسرامم<br />

ةضاير ةسرامم يناكمإب دعي مل هنأب<br />

تحنس نأ ىلإ ،لاجرلا مامأ ةيسورفلا<br />

تممضنا امدنع ًاثيدح ةصرفلا يل<br />

يكل ءاسنلاب صاخ ةيسورف يدان ىلإ<br />

.يملح قيقتح نم نكتمأ<br />

رثلأا يف ةيسورفلا ةضاير دئاوف ىلجتت<br />

ةيسفنلاو ةنيدبلا ةحصلا ىلع يباجيلإا<br />

دعاست ةضايرلا هذه نلأ ًارظن ،درفلل<br />

لمعت ،كلذك ،مسلجا لقصو ةيمنت ىلع<br />

يطتمم هابتنا ةدايز ىلع ةضايرلا هذه<br />

ةيومدلا ةرودلا زيفتح للاخ نم داولجا<br />

ةردقلا ينستح ىلإ ةفاضلإاب ،سفنتلاو<br />

ةظفالمحاو مسلجا تاكرحب مكحتلا ىلع<br />

يهو .م .ل انربخت ،صوصلخا اذه يف<br />

سراتمو اهرمع نم نيرشعلا يف ةاتف<br />

نم ةسداسلا اهغولب ذنم ةيسورفلا<br />

ةلئاع نم انأ :لوقت اهتربخ نع ،رمعلا<br />

تناك ،ةدحاو ةاتفو نيدلو نم ةنوكم<br />

ةسرامم ىلع ًامئاد انعجشت انتدلاو<br />

لوقل ًلااثتما ةضايرلا عاونأ ةفاك<br />

اوملع :باطلخا نب رمع يننمؤلما ريمأ<br />

بوكرو ةيامرلاو ةحابسلا مكدلاوأ<br />

يطتمأ تنك امدنع ةرم تاذو .ليلخا<br />

للها دمحأو ،هرهظ نع تعقو داولجا<br />

مل كلذك ،ةطيسب تناك يتاباصإ نأ<br />

قيقتح نم ينعنيم ءيش يأ كانه نكي<br />

ينتهجاو ةبقع ربكأ نأ لاإ .يتاحومط<br />

،ًاماع رشع ةسمالخا تغلب امدنع تناك<br />

باجلحا ءادترا يلع ينعتي ناك ثيح<br />

لاعلما ءايلم<br />

تايتاراملإا ءاسنلا ىلع رظحي اذالم<br />

لهو ؟ةضايرلا نم ةنيعم عاونأ ةسرامم<br />

ةضايرلا نم ًاعاونأ كانه نأ حيحص<br />

ىلع ركح اهنأ اهفنصن نأ نكيم<br />

؟لاجرلا<br />

عاونأ ىدحإ يه ةيسورفلا ةضاير<br />

ينسنلجا لاك اهسرايم يتلا ةضايرلا<br />

ءاضعأ ةفاكل ةديفم اهتسرامم نأ ثيح<br />

،ةيلسم ةياوه دعت اهنأ امك ،مسلجا<br />

ةضايرلا هذهل نإف ،كلذ ىلع ةولاع<br />

كلذو ؛ةيعامتجلااو ةيسفنلا اهدئاوف<br />

يفضتو ةقثلا صخشلا حنتم اهنلأ<br />

ضعب نأ لاإ ،ةيللاقتسلااب ًاروعش هيلع<br />

دئاوفلا هذه نم تامورحم ءاسنلا<br />

.ثراوتلما يفاقثلا ريثأتلا ببسب


مهئاقدصأ ةفرعمو مهدوجو نكامأ<br />

.مهتاقوأ ءاضق ةيفيكو<br />

تافاقثلا عونتو ءابلآا فارشإ بايغ نإ<br />

ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود يف ةيبنجلأا<br />

راشتنا يف مظعلأا رثلأا هل ناك ةدحتلما<br />

يذلا رملأا ،بابشلا ينب ينكاكسلا<br />

ينملعلما ريثأتو ذوفن عجارتب ًاءوس دادزا<br />

يعو عجارت ىلإ ىدأ امم ،سرادلماو<br />

ذوفن عستاو فنعلا رطاخبم ةبلطلا<br />

فنعلا سركي يذلاو هجولما ريغ ملاعلإا<br />

ملافلأا اهنم ةريثك تاقيبطت للاخ نم<br />

.ةينورتكللاا باعللأاو<br />

اهذحشب نوموقيو اهنورتشي بابشلا<br />

ماقتنا وأ ةيامح ةحلسأك اهومدختسيل<br />

فيضي امك ،بعللاو ةاهابملل وأ<br />

ىدحإ ىلإ مضنيل هتوعد تتم هنأب<br />

ئبتخت نأب داتعت تناك يتلا تاباصعلا<br />

نم ديدعلا اهتزوح يفو ةميخ يف<br />

متي نأ لبق ةدالحا ينكاكسلاو فويسلا<br />

.ًاقحلا ةطرشلا لبق نم اهيلع ضبقلا<br />

ةحلسلأا عمج نأب ينغلابلا ضعب ىريو<br />

ضعب نأ امك .ةعتمم ةياوه ءاضيبلا<br />

نم ينبرستلما ًاصوصخو ينقهارلما<br />

ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأاب نورجاتي ،سرادلما<br />

.لالما ىلع لوصحلل مهئلامز ينب<br />

ىدحإ يف يعامتجا يئاصخأ لوقي<br />

ترظن ول :ةقراشلاب ةيوناثلا سرادلما<br />

لهس وه مك ىرت نأ عيطتست ،كلوح<br />

خبطملل بهذا ،حلاس ىلع لوصلحا<br />

صخش نع ثحبا مث ينكس نع ثحباو<br />

ءابلآا ضعب ةقيرط نع لءاستيو .هيذؤت<br />

لمتح مهميلعتو مهئانبأ ةيبرت يف<br />

هنأ ثيح ،روكذلا اصوصخ ةيلوؤسلما<br />

نورجاتي نيذلا بلاطلا ةبسن نأ دجو<br />

ةيعامتجا ةقبط ىلإ نومتنيو حلاسلاب<br />

تلائاعلاف.ربكلأا يه ةديج ةيداصتقاو<br />

مهنأ ثيحب اهءانبأ للدت ةينغلا<br />

مهل ولحيام عيمتجو ءارش نوعيطتسي<br />

ينكاكسلاو ةديرفلا ةريغصلا رجانلخاك<br />

نم نيرخآ ينقهارم نودحتيو ةليملجا<br />

ىلع لوصحلل ،ىرخأ ةينغ تلائاع<br />

دقو ،اذكهو لضفأ ءاضيب ةحلسأ<br />

لصيل ينمصخ ينب هركلاو ءادعلا روطتي<br />

.لتقلا دح<br />

ةيضق ةرهاظلا هذه ززعي:فيضيو<br />

ةعباتلم ينقهارلما بح يهو انه ىرخأ<br />

يف رثؤت يتلاو نشكلأاو ةراثلإا ملافأ<br />

بيرتج ىلع مهعجشتو ،ةلوهسب مهلوقع<br />

نوعضخي ام ببسب كلذو ،ةديدج رومأ<br />

اذه يف ةيدسجو ةيسفن تارييغت نم هل<br />

.نسلا<br />

ةقيرطب مكتانبو مكئانبأ ةيبرت :لوقي امك<br />

ءابلآا ىلع بجيو ،حاتفلما يه ةيباجيإ<br />

لك يف ةيلوؤسلما لماك اولمحتي نأ<br />

ةعباتبم عراشلا يف مهدلاوأ هلعفي ام<br />

م2009 ماع يف .ةحلسأك اهمادختسا<br />

عجارتو ،انيكس 351 ةرداصم تتم<br />

ىلإ لصيل م2010 يف 326 ىلإ مقرلا<br />

يوهقلما حرص ثيح م2011 يف 233<br />

دوهج نأ رهظُت دادعلأا هذه نأب<br />

نم نيرفاسلما ريذتح يف يبد كرامج<br />

لمعت ءاضيب ةحلسأ مهتزوحبو رفسلا<br />

.دجب<br />

نم صخشلا عيطتسيو<br />

ءارش ةينوناقلا ةيحانلا<br />

نم ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا<br />

تلاحمك ،ةديدع نكامأ<br />

ثيح ،كمسلا ديص<br />

يف ةعابلما تاودلأا نأ<br />

ةصخرم تلالمحا هذه<br />

ةيمنتلا ةرئاد لبق نم<br />

ةئف تتح ةيداصتقلاا<br />

لا يتلاو تادعلما ةراتج<br />

ةقفاوم ةصخر جاتتح<br />

.يراشتسلاا نملأا نم<br />

مادختسا ةرهاظ راشتنا دش دقو<br />

ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأل نيرصاقلاو بابشلا<br />

.تضم تاونس عبس ذنم ملاعلإا هابتنا<br />

ةحلسلأا نم عونلا اذه لمح نأ ثيح<br />

تاباصعلا دارفأو )عّيصلا( ينب رشتنم<br />

عباطلا تاذ ملافلأا نودلقي نيذلا<br />

يشيمو ،ةصالخا مهئايحأ يف فينعلا<br />

ينعقوتم ينكاكسو ًافويس ًلاماح ضعبلا<br />

يهتنت ةيصخش تازرابمو تايدتح<br />

انايحأ يهتنت دقو ،ةريطخ حورجب ابلاغ<br />

.ةافولاب<br />

:قباس يطرش قيتع بيرغ لوقيو<br />

ةدالحا ريغ ةحلسلأا ضعب رفوتت<br />

ضعب نكلو ،قاوسلأا يف ةلتاقلا ريغو<br />

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80<br />

.مهرد 1800 – 600 ينب ام حوارتي<br />

ةيحانلا نم صخشلا عيطتسيو<br />

ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا ءارش ةينوناقلا<br />

ديص تلاحمك ،ةديدع نكامأ نم<br />

يف ةعابلما تاودلأا نأ ثيح ،كمسلا<br />

ةرئاد لبق نم ةصخرم تلالمحا هذه<br />

ةراتج ةئف تتح ةيداصتقلاا ةيمنتلا<br />

ةقفاوم ةصخر جاتتح لا يتلاو تادعلما<br />

تم هنأ ثيح .يراشتسلاا نملأا نم<br />

.ةرشابم ةرادلإا لبق نم مهل حيرصتلا<br />

تادعم عابت اذالم ضعبلا برغتسيو<br />

يف ديصلا عنم نم مغرلاب ديصلا<br />

ىلإ ةجاحب وهو ( ؟تاراملإا ةلود<br />

طقف ةدحاو ةنس ةرتفل دتيم حيرصت<br />

ةددحم قطانم دجوت لاو )ةقفاولما دعب<br />

نم فدهلا وه امف ؟يبد يف ديصلل<br />

تاودأو ؟كمسلا ديص تادعبم ةرجاتلما<br />

كلاتما نأ امك ؟ىرخلأا ديصلا<br />

ينعي لا فويسلا وأ رجانلخا صخشلا<br />

ينح يف ،ةيمرج يف هطروت ةرورضلاب<br />

.ًامرج اهل ءيسلا مادختسلاا دعي<br />

نأب يبد يف تايئاصحلإا رهظُتو<br />

900 براقي ام بيرهت تلاواحم كانه<br />

ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود ىلإ ضيبأ حلاس<br />

طروت ينتنس لبقو .ًارخؤم ةدحتلما<br />

14 ينب ام رامعأب ينقهارم ةعومجم<br />

مادختساب ةيمرج 15 يف ةنس 19 –<br />

.ةميلخا سأر يف ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا<br />

ام ةرداصم ىرخأ ةيئاصحإ ره ُظت امك<br />

بناجأ نم ضيبأ حلاس 915 براقي<br />

يلودلا يبد راطلم مهلوخد ءانثأ يف<br />

.ةيضالما ةثلاثلا تاونسلا للاخ<br />

ةرادإ ريدم يوهقلما يلع هبن دقو<br />

نأب يبد كرامج يف تاراطلما تايلمع<br />

فلتخم نم نيرفاسلما نم ديدعلا كانه<br />

مهيلع ضبقلا متي تايسنلجاو رامعلأا<br />

يف أبخم ضيبأ حلاس مهتزوحبو<br />

.ةيصخشلا مهتاقلعتمو مهتعتمأ<br />

تماق يبد كرامج نأ ىلإ ًاضيأ راشأو<br />

تاضبقو ،ينكاكسو ،فويس ةرداصبم<br />

ريماسبم ةيديدح يصع و ةداح دي<br />

نكيم مجلحا ةريغص ةداح تاودأو<br />

اهتفاضإ دكأ ثيح ،نوناقلا يف ةرغث<br />

متتل ،نوناقلل ةريخلأا ةدوسلما يف<br />

.قحلا تقو يف اهتشقانم<br />

مئارلجا ةدايزو تقولا رورم عم نكلو<br />

تم دقف ،ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأاب ةذفنلما<br />

اذه كلاتما ةيقحأ لاخدإ لمش بلط<br />

نوناقلا تتح ةحلسلأا نم عونلا<br />

ةحلسلأا ةريخذ لمشي يذلا يداتحلاا<br />

ديعت تاطلسلا لعج امم ،تارجفتلماو<br />

ينبو اهنيب قيسنتلا ةيلضفأ يف رظنلا<br />

تارادإو ،تايدلبلاو ،ةيلخادلا ةرازو<br />

ثيح ،نأشلا اذه يف ةفلتخم ةيداصتقا<br />

عنم قيرط نع ةلكشلما لح نكيم لا هنأ<br />

ريثك دوجول كلذو ؛ضيبلأا حلاسلا<br />

تاودأ مدختست يتلا تاعانصلا نم<br />

ةحلسأ اهنأ ىلع ًايلمع اهفينصت نكيم<br />

.ءاضيب<br />

يف تايئاصحلإا رهظُت<br />

تلاواحم كانه نأب يبد<br />

900 براقي ام بيرهت<br />

ىلإ ضيبأ حلاس<br />

ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود<br />

.ارخؤم ةدحتلما<br />

مئارلجا دادزتو فنعلا دادزي امنيبو<br />

يتلاو ،ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأاب ةبكترلما<br />

بابشلا ينب ةرشتنم ةرهاظ تحبصأ<br />

ةيفيك يشورطلما شقاني ،يتاراملإا<br />

ةعباتمو ةرهاظلا هذه نم دلحا<br />

هتيمست نكيم ابم ةطبترلما تاعانصلا<br />

ةرورض ىلع ديكأتلاو ءاضيب ةحلسأ<br />

لبق ينمزلالا ةياملحاو نملأا عضو<br />

.ةيراجتلا حلاصلما<br />

ةعئاش ةحلسلأا هذه لعجي اممو<br />

ةصيخر راعسأب اهرفوت وه ،فسلأل<br />

نأ ثيح ،عيملجا لوانتم يفو ًايبسن<br />

750 – 250 ينب حوارتي فيسلا رعس<br />

ةيئاوهلا ديصلا ةيقدنب رعسو .امهرد<br />

ةيللمحا فحصلا نيوانع ردصتت تراص<br />

داقتعا ىلإ ىدأ امم ،رخآ ىلإ تقو نم<br />

ةيبنجلأا تايلالجاو يللمحا عمتجلما<br />

.ةديدج ةرهاظ اهنأب<br />

لصوم نم برقلاب امهاندجو دقل<br />

يقيدصو انأ انجرخأ ،ءابرهكلا<br />

انمق مث نمو مجلحا ةطسوتم ينكاكس<br />

تسسحأ ينأ ةجردل ةوقب امهنعطب<br />

.امهئاشحأ يف سرغني ينكسلاب<br />

مث ،ةمحرلا نابلطيو ناخرصي اناك<br />

تقلأ مايأ ةدع دعبو ،عقولما نم انبره<br />

نجسلا يف انأو ،انيلع ضبقلا ةطرشلا<br />

26 أ .غ يوري اذكه ينلحا كلذ ذنم<br />

نم ديدعلا كانه .هتيمرج ةصق اماع<br />

رملأاو ،ةصقلا هذهل ةهباشلما تلاالحا<br />

ءلازن ضعب نأ وه ةمدصلل وعدي يذلا<br />

حلاسلا اياضقب ينفوقولما نوجسلا<br />

ةسداسلا مهرامعأ زواجتت لا ،ضيبلأا<br />

.ةنس ةرشع<br />

فويسلاك ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا تناك<br />

ةيداع تاودأ دعت رجانلخاو ينكاكسلاو<br />

هذهب ظفتحي ثيح .اقباس لزانلما يف<br />

بابش نكلو ،روكيدلل ةيديلقتلا ةحلسلأا<br />

تلالمحا نم اهئارشب نوموقي مايلأا هذه<br />

تامادختسلا ءادوسلا قوسلا نم وأ<br />

.ىرخأ<br />

نم يسماشلا ىسيع ديقعلا حرصي<br />

ةحلسلأا هذه :نأب ةيلخادلا ةرازو<br />

اهمجح بسح ىلع نوناقلل ًاقفو فنصت<br />

حمسي لا هنأ ثيح ،اهتروطخ ةجردو<br />

دلبلل لوخدلاب ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا ضعبل<br />

حمسي امنيب ،اهتروطخ ةدشل كلذو<br />

تلااح يف ةحلسلأا ضعبب راتجلااب<br />

مرحيو عنيم نوناقلا نكلو ،ةصاخ<br />

تلالمحاك ةماعلا نكاملأا يف اهتراتج<br />

.ةيضايرلا بعلالماو<br />

سلجلما يف ةيلخادلا ةنلج سيئر حرصو<br />

يشورطلما دجام يلع يداتحلاا ينطولا<br />

نوناقلا عورشم نأب م2008 ماع يف<br />

ةموكلحا نم ةنجللا هتملست يذلا<br />

عونلا اذه ىلإ ةراشلإا نمضتيلا<br />

ةحئلا نمض اهجردي لاو ةحلسلأا نم<br />

دعي امم ،تارجفتلماو ةحلسلأا ةريخذ


امك .ةساردلاو ميلعتلا نع ينفوقولما<br />

علادنا لوح روحمتت اياضقلا مظعم نأ<br />

ةلواحمو ءايحلأا يف تاباصعلا بورح<br />

ضعب رشتنتو .عراوشلا ىلع ةرطيسلا<br />

هذه مدختست يتلا ةيلبقلا اياضقلا<br />

"ةقلخا" وأ ماقتنلاا مئارلج ةحلسلأا<br />

ركذلاب ريدلجا .ةيبلسلا ةدايسلاو ربكتلا<br />

ىلع ةديدج تسيل ةرهاظلا هذه نأ<br />

رثك ثيح ،اماتم يتاراملإا عراشلا<br />

ةيضالما تاونسلا يف اهنع ثيدلحا<br />

طيلستو ،يناكسلا دادعتلا ةدايز عمو<br />

اياضقلا نم عاونلأا هذه ىلع ءوضلا<br />

بذتج ةحلسلأا نم عونلا اذه اهيف<br />

تاراملإا ةلود يف ملاعلإا مامتها<br />

ًاريثم رملأا حبصأ دقل .ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا<br />

ىلع لهسلا نم هنأ ثيح ،نزلحاو قلقلل<br />

اذه ىلع لوصلحا ينقهارلماو ينغلابلا<br />

.ةحلسلأا نم عونلا<br />

ةزوحب ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا نوكت ام ًابلاغ<br />

ًاصوصخ ،ينقهارلماو ينغلابلا ضعب<br />

قطانلماو ةلودلا نم ةيئانلا قطانلما يف<br />

.ةضفخنلما ةيناكسلا ةفاثكلا تاذ<br />

ءلاؤه مظعم نأ ركذلاب ريدلجاو<br />

وأ لمعلا نع ينلطاعلا بابشلا نم<br />

(تابلاطلل يبد ةيلك/يلهأ دمحم ميمصت) .يمهولا يباسح<br />

)تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/سالما ملاس ةمطاف ريوصت(.بابشلا ينب ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا مادختسا<br />

ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا<br />

سالما ملاس ديعس<br />

رجانلخاو ،ينكاكسلا مدختست<br />

اهيلإ راشي امك وأ فويسلاو<br />

يف مدقلا ذنم "ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا"ب<br />

ةيوديلا فرلحاو ،ديصلاك ،ةديدع رومأ<br />

رود اهل ناك امك ،تاضايرلا ضعبو<br />

.بورلحا يف يساسأ<br />

ترشتنا ةريخلأا ةنولآا يفو ،ارخؤُم<br />

ينقهارلماو لب ينغلابلا ينب ةبيرغ ةرهاظ<br />

ةحلسلأا مادختسا ةرهاظ يهو<br />

ىلإ تدأ ةيصخش ةادأك ءاضيبلا<br />

تلاالحا نم ريثك يف ةتيمم بقاوع<br />

مدختسُي يتلا مئارلجا تحبصأ ثيح<br />

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اهسفنب اهتقث دقفت فوس اهنإ<br />

ةبلاط تناك اذإو ءاوطنلاا ىلإ ليتمو<br />

روهدتي فوس يساردلا اهاوتسم نإف<br />

تتشت اضيأ كلذ نع جتنيسو ،ديكأتلاب<br />

امم عمتجلما ككفت و ةيرسلأا تاقلاعلا<br />

.ماعلا داسفلا ىلإ يدؤي<br />

يلع ناك :ةلئاق اهثيدح ةنمآ تهنأو<br />

كلتب يتباصإ ببسب يلمع كرتأ نأ<br />

باهذلا نم نكتمأ ملف ةغيلبلا حورلجا<br />

ببسو ،اذكه جورلخاوأ لمعلا ىلإ<br />

كلتف ،لكاشلما نم ديدعلا كلذ يل<br />

نوكي نأ لمآ ،يتايح ترمد تاباصلإا<br />

الحاص لاجر نوكي نأو افلتخم يجوز<br />

اهرمغت ةرسأ نّوكأ نأ عيطتسأ نأو<br />

ةطلسلاو فنعلل ناكم لا ثيح ةبلمحا<br />

هذهل قوتأ يننإ ،معن .قلاطلإا ىلع<br />

لملأا دقفأ نلو حابص لك يف لاملآا<br />

وأ لضفلأل يخأ ريغتي نأ ىنتمأ .ادبأ<br />

ىأر املك بنذلاب رعشي نأ لقلأا ىلع<br />

يهجو ىلع اهراثآ تكرت يتلا بودنلا<br />

.يبلقو<br />

نلعفي مل نهنأ يدسلجا فنعلا اياحض<br />

ةهج نم ،باقعلا كلذ قحتسي ائيش<br />

ةئلماب ينثلاثو دحاو براقيام ،ىرخأ<br />

نملظي مل نهنأ ندقتعي اياحضلا نم<br />

.باقعلاب<br />

راكفلأا سرغب ءابلآا ضعب ماق ابمر<br />

مهلعج امم ،مهئانبأ لوقع يف ةئطالخا<br />

برضلا نوقحتسي مهنأ نودقتعي<br />

أطخ باكترا درجلم يندبلا ءادتعلااو<br />

هذه عم قفتت لا نسح ةمينغ .أ .ام<br />

نأ دكؤت و ةدشب اهضراعت لب ،ةركفلا<br />

تناك ولو ىتح ًادبأ لاح سيل فنعلا<br />

رثأتت دق ًأطخ تبكترا دق ةيحضلا<br />

لماعتلا :تفاضأو ،هب ةلئاعلا ةعمس<br />

لاإ بلجي نل ةيبلس ةلكشم عم يبلسلا<br />

.ةيبلس جئاتن<br />

ءوس نم اهنع غلبلما تلاالحا ددع<br />

ضفخنم لزانلما يف ةيدسلجا ةلماعلما<br />

،لمجلماب تلاالحا عم ةنراقلماب ادج<br />

مل ٢٠٠٨ ماع ذنمو هنأ ةمينغ .أ ترقأ<br />

يدسلجا فنعلا نم ينتلاح ىوس قلتت<br />

ةلالحا هذه نع نغلبأ اياحضلا نأ و<br />

،يلاتلابو .اماوعأ تماد ةاناعم دعب<br />

اياحض نعقي يتاوللا ءاسنلا ىلع بجي<br />

ينعسي نأ خلأا لبق نم يندبلا فنعلل<br />

نيذلا ينينهلما نم ةدعاسلما بلط ىلإ<br />

ينسحتل ةيفارتحاب عضولا عم نولماعتي<br />

نكيم ،لاثلما ليبس ىلع ،عضولا<br />

ءادتعلاا ةثداح نع ريرقتلا ةيحضلل<br />

كلذ رمتسا اذإو ،ةطرشلا ىدل يندبلا<br />

،دهعت ىلع عيقوتلل ءيسلما ىعدتسي<br />

جلاعلا تاسلج ميظنت متي كلذك و<br />

لاح يفو .ةيضقلا لح لجأ نم ةمزلالا<br />

ةلأسلما لوتح نأ نكيم ،عضولا رمتسا<br />

تاطلسلا لبق نم اهللح ةمكلمحا ىلإ<br />

كانه نإف ،كلذ ىلع ةولاعو ،ايلعلا<br />

معدلا مدقت يتلا تاسسؤلما نم ديدعلا<br />

يبد ةسسؤم لثم تلاالحا هذه لثلم<br />

زكارم يف ةنيعم ماسقأو لفطلاو ةأرملل<br />

.ةطرشلا<br />

لا يتلا لكاشلما نإ :ةمينغ .أ تفاضأ<br />

لصاوت اذإ ةيحضلا ىلع رثؤت اهل ةياهن<br />

لب ،اهيلع يدسلجا وأ يظفللا ءادتعلاا<br />

ةدلاو تثدتح ،عوبسأ نوضغ يف<br />

اهدي بلطتل س.ل ةدلاو ىلإ يلع<br />

ةرايزل ٍ دعوم ديدحتب تماقو ،جاوزلل<br />

تريغت عوبسلأا اذه للاخ ،ةيلئاع<br />

مل فقوم ثودح ببسب .س.ل ةايح<br />

ينعمس :س.ل تلاق ،نابسلحا يف نكي<br />

،لايل فتاهلا يف يلع عم ثدتحأ يخأ<br />

اهنأ عم ،هسفن ىلع ةرطيسلا دقفف<br />

ءيسي ام اهيف سيل ةطيسب ةثداحم<br />

دقف ،رارمتساب و فنعب ينبرضي ذخأ<br />

ىطغو يعارذو يهجو ىلع ينمكل<br />

هنأ كلذ نم ىسقلأاو ،تامدكلاب يدسج<br />

لاصتلااب يل حمسي مل هنلأ ،يبلق رسك<br />

هذه ذنم يلع نع يش يأ ةفرعبم وأ<br />

،يتبطلخ مدقت دق ناك هنأ عم ةثدالحا<br />

فلاخي لكشب فرصتن مل اننأ عمو<br />

ىلع س.ل تلازام ".ادبأ لوصلأا<br />

مهترايز ىلع قافتلال يلع عم لاصتا<br />

ام يلعو ،ةميلس ةقيرطب اهل مدقتلا و<br />

.رظتني لازي<br />

نولييم ةوخلأا ضعب نإ :ةمينغ تفاضأ<br />

و مهفطاوع ىلع ةرطيسلا نادقف ىلإ<br />

ببسب ؛فينعلا كولسلا ىلإ هجوتلا<br />

هذه يف مهتاوخأ ةعمس ىلع مهفوخ<br />

فرصتلا اذهف ،فسلأل نكلو ،ةظحللا<br />

ةيأ عم لماعتلل ابولسأ لاو لاح سيل<br />

.ةلكشم<br />

تخلأا ةبحم باستكا خلأا ىلع بجي<br />

ىعست لا ىتح ؛اهتقث ىلع لوصلحا و<br />

ةقثلا هذهو بلحا اذه نع ثحبلا ىلإ<br />

روتكدلا هدكأ ام اذه "،بيرغ لجر ىدل<br />

تيرجأ يتلا ةساردلل اقفو ،يداملحا<br />

ثانلإا نم ةئلماب ينعبس و دحاو ىلع<br />

ةئلماب نوتس يلاوح ،يبرعلا عمتجلما يف<br />

دحاوو ،نهناوخإ عم ةزاتمم ةقلاع ىلع<br />

عم ةديج ةقلاع ىلع ةئلماب نوثلاثو<br />

ىلع ةئلماب ةعست براقي امو ،نهناوخإ<br />

نهناوخإ عم ادج ةئيس ةقلاع<br />

ةلماعلما ءوسل نهضرعت ندكأ دقو<br />

نهناوخإ لبق نم ايدسج و ايظفل<br />

ةيضتم نهب لالحا لوصو ةجردل<br />

ىلإ ةفاضلإاب .ىفشتسلماب ةدع لايل<br />

نم ةئلماب نوّتسو ةعست دقتعت ،كلذ


ىلولأا ةسملخا تاونسلا نإ:تفاضأ و<br />

ىلع ريبك لكشب رثؤت لفطلا ةايح نم<br />

لفطلا اذه ضرعت نإو ،هلبقتسم<br />

ىلع بلأا ءادتعا ىلإ ةثلاثلا رمع يف<br />

حجرلأا ىلع هنإف ،ايظفل وأ ايندب ملأا<br />

اهتاذ تاوطلخا عابتا ىلإ هب يدؤيس<br />

ةرود اهنإ :ةمينغ تدكأو .ربكي امدنع<br />

هيدل نأ لجرلا ظحلا اذإ لاإ ،ةرمتسم<br />

راشتسمك هدعاسي نمع ثحبف ،ةلكشم<br />

.يسفن<br />

لاجرلا يعّدي ،تلاالحا ضعب يف<br />

بلحا عفادب فنعلا ىلإ نوؤجلي مهنأ<br />

اهتبرض دقل :ابلاغ رذعلاف ؛مامتهلااو<br />

.س.م رربي امك ،اهيلع قلق يننلأ<br />

ةصقلا يف هتخأ هاتجا ةفينعلا هتافرصت<br />

.ةيلاتلا<br />

ةموكلحا ىدل ايلاح لمعي باش .س.م<br />

ةدلم هتدلاو ةلماعم ءيسي ناك هدلاو<br />

ةمئاد هتدلاو تناك ،اًماع رشع ةسمخ<br />

ثلاث هيدل ،هدلاو نم ىوكشلاو رمذتلا<br />

لزنلما يف ديحولا لجرلا وهو تاوخأ<br />

.س.ل هتخأ .هتدلاو نم هدلاو قلاط دعب<br />

لبقتت لا ،لامعلأا ةرادإ لاجم يف ةبلاط<br />

.اهتبقاعم يف قلحا اهيخلأ نأ ةركف<br />

ىتأ ىتح ،ةديج اهيخأب اهتقلاع تناك<br />

بلطل مرتحم باش هيف مدقت يذلا مويلا<br />

عقوتأ تنك :نزحب تلاق ،اهنم جاوزلا<br />

س.ل تناك ،ةداعسلا يل ىنمتي نأ<br />

عقوم للاخ نم يلع ىلع تفرعت دق<br />

تنرتنلأا ةكبش ىلع يعمتجم<br />

هنأ ينبت ىتح ،هعم لصاوتلاب تأدبو<br />

اياون ةيأ اهيدل نكت مل و ،اهبراقأ نم<br />

تناك ،قئلا ريغ كولسب مايقلل ةئيس<br />

تناكو ،قارو مرتحم لكشب هثداتح<br />

ظفاتح ،اهتسارد يف تازيمتلما نم<br />

تناكو ،اهديلاقت و اهتاداعو اهنيد ىلع<br />

س.ل تفاضأ ،اهب ةداشلإا ةمئاد اهمأ<br />

يتدلاو تربخأ يلع يل مدقت امدنع<br />

ملاعإب اهرودب يه تماق و ،ةرشابم<br />

،بضغو جاهف ؛عوضولما نع يخأ<br />

يننأب كش هرواسو ةيبصعلا هتكلتمو<br />

مدقتلما عم ةيمارغ ةقلاع ىلع تنك<br />

.يتبطلخ<br />

يبلط اوضفر مهنكل ،شيلجاو ةطرشلا<br />

نأ نم مهفوخ تناك مهضفر بابسأو<br />

نولوقي امك ثداح يف يتايحب رطاخأ<br />

عيطتست لا نلآا اهنأ .ف.أ تفاضأ<br />

زكرم ىلإ اهتاقيدص عم جورلخا<br />

طرش اهعم اهتخأ دوجوب لاإ يراتج<br />

.ًءاسم ةنماثلا ةعاسلا زواتج مدع<br />

فنعب ينبرضي ذخأ<br />

ينمكل دقف ،رارمتسابو<br />

يعارذو يهجو ىلع<br />

تامدكلاب يدسج ىطغو<br />

رسك هنأ كلذ نم ىسقلأاو<br />

.يبلق<br />

سيئر ،يداملحا زيزعلا دبع روتكدلا<br />

يبد مكاحم يف ةيرسلأا اياضقلا مسق<br />

ةوخلأا فرصت يف ببسلا نأ حضوي<br />

مهنأ وه ةيوطلسو ةمراص ةقيرطب<br />

مهرود ةعيبطو ةقيقحب ملع ىلعاوسيل<br />

ةسام ةجاح يف مهنإ:فاضأو ،ةوخإك<br />

مدعو حيحص لكشب مهرود مهف ىلإ<br />

ءوس و طابضنلاا ربع ةيبرتلا ينب طللخا<br />

ىلع مهضعب نأ اضيأ ركذو ،ةلماعلما<br />

فسلأل نكلو ،عوضولما اذهب ديج ملع<br />

ببسب تنعتلما مهكولس ىلع نورصي<br />

،ةطولغلما تاسراملماو تاداعلل مهئلاو<br />

.ةيسفن لكاشم نم مهتاناعم ببسب وأ<br />

تامدخ ةراشتسم ،نسح ةمينغ .أ<br />

ةياعرل يبد ةسسؤم يف سفنلا ملع<br />

بابشلا نأ تحضوأ لافطلأا و ءاسنلا<br />

امدنع يوطلسلا فرصتلا ىلإ نولييم<br />

ىلإ دوعي اذهو ،دوجوم ريغ بلأا نوكي<br />

راكفلأا هذه سرغت اهنأ ثيح ،ملأا<br />

يفو ،اهئانبأ لوقع يف تادقتعلماو<br />

ىلإ تاهملأا رقتفت تلاالحا نم ريثك<br />

امم ؛يفاكلا يعامتجلاا يعولاو ميلعتلا<br />

تارارق يف قوثولا ىلإ نهب يدؤي دق<br />

.ءانبلأا<br />

اهطابترا نم رثكأ ةيبرعلا ةفاقثلاب<br />

ةفاقثلا لوقن امدنعو ،ةيبرغلا ةفاقثلاب<br />

ةفاقثلا كلذب دصقن اننإف ،ةيبرعلا<br />

قرشلا لودو ،صاخ لكشب ةيجيللخا<br />

ينطسلف و ندرلأاو نميلا لثم طسولأا<br />

كرتشت لودلا هذهف ؛ماع لكشب<br />

بعلت يتلا ةيوقلا ديلاقتلاو تاداعلاب<br />

ةيوه ىلع ريثأتلا يف اريبك ارود<br />

.هتايح طنمو صخشلا<br />

هذه نأ ىلإ ةراشلإا يغبني ،كلذ عمو<br />

اريثك تصلقت ةفينعلا تاسراملما<br />

ةلقرع بابسأ نم اببس اهرابتعاب<br />

ىلع ةراضلا اهراثآ للاخ نمو ،ةيمنتلا<br />

تيبلا مكحي لجر دوجو نإ .عمتجلما<br />

دح لصت ةمارصب يحاونلا عيمج نم<br />

ريكفتلا بساور نم بسار وه طلستلا<br />

لجرلا يف ىري يذلا طولغلما داقتعلااو<br />

و ،ةمكح رثكلأاو ،ينسنلجا ينب ىوقلأا<br />

ةياعر هبجاو نمف ديلاقتلا ضرتفت امك<br />

اهتجايتحا نع لوؤسلما وهو ةأرلما<br />

.اهرارقل كلالما وهف يلاتلابو<br />

ءاوس دوجوم ريغ بلأا نوكي امدنع<br />

نيدلاولا قلاط وأ ةافولا ببسلا ناك<br />

ايئاقلت لقتنت ةيلوؤسلما نإف ،ضرلما وأ<br />

لقنت تلاالحا مظعم يف و ،ملأا ىلإ<br />

ىلوتيل ربكلأا خلأا ىلإ ةيلوؤسلما ملأا<br />

كلذ عمو ،تيبلا لجر هتفصب ةيلوؤسلما<br />

ىنعم نومهفي لا ةوخلأا ضعب نإف<br />

لوحتتف ،حيحص لكشب ةيلوؤسلما هذه<br />

ةايح ىلع ةرطيس ىلإ لزنلما ةيلوؤسم<br />

.ءاسنلا اميس لاو هيف شيعي درف لك<br />

،ةوخإ ةثلاث اهيدل ،ةرباثم ةبلاط .ف.أ<br />

اهتايح يف لخدتلا مهدحلأ قبسي مل<br />

.ةايلحا ديق ىلع اهدلاو ناك امدنع<br />

امدنع ريبك لكشب يتايح تريغت :تلاق<br />

سراتم تناك اهنأ تدكأو ،يبأ لحر<br />

مل اهنأو يعيبط لكشب ةيمويلا اهتطشنأ<br />

ةماعلا اهقوقح نادقف نأشب ةقلق نكت<br />

جورلخا قحك ،مهدحأ طلست ببسب<br />

ىلع لوصلحا قح وأ اهتاقيدص عم<br />

لصحأ نأ اقح تدرأ .ةدايقلا ةصخر<br />

لقتسأ نأ لجأ نم ةدايقلا ةصخر ىلع<br />

يف نولمعي يتوخإ مظعم ،يتاذب<br />

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،ارخأتم ناك تقولا نأ يه يب كلذ<br />

!ام ائطخ ينبكترت كنأ تدقتعا :فاضأو<br />

يهو صصقلا نم ريثك نم ةصق ةذه<br />

ةملكل يقيقلحا ىنعلما نادقف ىلع لاثم<br />

للاغتساب خلأا موقي امدنعف .)خلأا(<br />

امدختسم ةلئاعلا يف يعامتجلاا هعقوم<br />

،هتاوخأ دض يدسلجاو يظفللا فنعلا<br />

ةلئاع نم مكف .نهعم لصاوتلل ةليسو<br />

يف "طلستلما خلأا" ةلكشم نم يناعت<br />

؟انعمتجم<br />

طبترت ةيضق طلستلما خلأا ةيضق<br />

(تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/نلامشلا ءايلع ريوصت) .نهناوخإ طلست ببسب تايتفلا رايهنا<br />

هنكل ،يباحطصلا فتاهلا ىلع رغصلأا<br />

قئاسلا ىلإ تثدحتف ،مودقلا عطتسي مل<br />

حاتفلماب يل يتأي نأ هنم تبلط و<br />

تناك قئاسلا لصو امدنعو .يفاضلإا<br />

ىلإ تهجوت ،ًءاسم ١١:٣٠ ةعاسلا<br />

بناجب فقي ربكلأا يخأب اذإو يترايس<br />

ينرجي ذخأ ،هكلمتي بضغلاو ةرايسلا<br />

تامكلب يلع مجهتلاب ماقو هترايس ىلإ<br />

تطغ ،يكف رسك ىتح ةمحر نود ةيوق<br />

يانيع تمروتو يهجو ءادوسلا تامدكلا<br />

رذتعا .عيباسأ ةثلاث ةدلم ياتفشو<br />

لعفل هتعد يتلا بابسلأا نإ لاقو اقحلا<br />

طلستلما خلأا<br />

نلامشلا ءايلع<br />

لماعتلا نع ةزجاع ةقلقو ةفئاخ تناك<br />

قئاسلاب اهلاصتا ناك ،اهتلكشم عم<br />

نكلو ةلكشلما هذهل ديحولا للحا وه<br />

مل ؛لشفلاب تءاب ةديدعلا اهتلاواحم<br />

نأ تيشخو ،فتاهلا ىلع قئاسلا بجي<br />

،ىرخأب وأ ةقيرطب رملأاب اهوخأ فرعي<br />

ريغ ام صخش لخدت بلطتت ةلأسلما<br />

،ةسئاي اهسفن تدجو ،ريبكلا اهيخأ<br />

.حيتافملل اهنادقف ببسب اهتاذ بنؤت<br />

ةليل تناك :ةلئاق اهثيدح ةنمآ تأدب<br />

،لمعلا يف تنك ،يلماعلا يبد سأك<br />

يخأ تفتاه .يترايس حيتافم تدقفو


نم ريبك ددع ،رخلآا بنالجا يفو<br />

سبلالما ءادترا نأ نودقتعي ينملسلما<br />

يف اريبك ارود بعلي ةنيعم ةقيرطب<br />

.ينيدلا صلاخلإا نع ريبعتلا<br />

نم امئاد قلطنت ةريثك تاجاجتحا ةمث<br />

مهلأا لاؤسلا نكلو رايتخلاا ةيرح أدبم<br />

نكيم درفلا ةيصخش ءافخإ له ،ىقبي<br />

؟ةيرح دعي نأ<br />

لعجي لدلجا اذه نإف رملأا ةقيقح يف<br />

ًأطخ فينصتلا ىلع ةيصع ةركفلا<br />

ينب ،رظلحاو حامسلا ينب ،ًاباوص وأ<br />

ينب ،ماعلا عمتجلما قحو رايتخلاا ةيرح<br />

ينيدلا صلاخلإا رهوجب ةرهاظلا طبر<br />

لكلو ،ينبناج اذ لادج ىقبيو ،اهدييتحو<br />

.ةعنقلما هججح بناج<br />

فلخ اهتيلح تفخأ هتبيطخ نأب يعدي<br />

ةيسنلجا يبرع ريفس ةصق ،باقنلا<br />

ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا تاراملإا ةلود يف<br />

ةيلح هفاشتكا ببسب هجاوز ىغلأ<br />

اههجو تبجح دق تناك يتلا هتجوزل<br />

.اهاري نأ هل نستي ملف ،باقنلا ءارو<br />

ريزو بقل لمحي يذلاو يبرعلا لجرلا<br />

يعرشلا يضاقلا ىدل ىعدا ،ضوفم<br />

سورعلا ةلئاع نأ يبد يف ةمكلمحا يف<br />

ةقيقشل اروص هتدلاو ىلع تضرع<br />

!سورعلل سيلو سورعلا<br />

سمالخا يف رشن رخآ لاقم يفو<br />

ةديرج يف 2010 ربوتكأ نم رشع<br />

لوخد لواح لجر ةثداح ترشن نطولا<br />

ههجو ايفخم ينوناق ريغ لكشب ةلودلا<br />

ةيسنلجا يلاغنب لجرلا ناك ،باقنلاب<br />

بناج يماملأا دعقلما يف اسلاج<br />

يذلاو نامع ةلود نم ه.ك .قئاسلا<br />

ةءابعلا يف لجرلا نأب ةطرشلا ربخأ<br />

ةطرشلا نم ةطباض ىطعأو ،هتجوز<br />

ةيطرشلا ترصأف ،هتجوز رفس زاوج<br />

.باقنلا علخي نأب رفاسلما ىلع<br />

ءادترا اهببسي يتلا تاكابرلإل ارظن<br />

نأب تاموكلحا ضعب دقتعت ،باقنلا<br />

يف بعلاتلل مدختسي دق باقنلا<br />

ترظح لودلا نم ريثكلاف ،ةمظنلأا<br />

.تاحئاسلاو تابلاطلا ىلع باقنلا<br />

ضعب يف ةأرلما لازت ام رخآ بناج نم<br />

يف يشلما يف اهقح نع عفادت لودلا<br />

امازتلا هجولا ةاطغم ةماعلا قطانلما<br />

برغلا يف باقنلا ناك نإ !نكلو .اهنيدب<br />

ةقشلماو يرورضلا ريغ هابتنلاا بلجي<br />

رارصلإا بلاغي نأ يقطنلما نم لهف<br />

فدهلا ةيضقلا هذه يف تنعتلاو<br />

عضاوتلا سيركت يف باقنلا نم طيسبلا<br />

؟هابتنلاا تفل مدعو<br />

لكشب زكري نيد ملاسلإا نأ ابم<br />

يحاونلاو ةيحورلا بناولجا ىلع يسيئر<br />

صاخشلأا نم اريثك نإف ،ةيكولسلا<br />

ءافخإ نأ ةركف لبقتب ةبوعص نودجي<br />

اقيبطت و ،انيدت رثكأ اهلعجي ةأرلما هجو<br />

.للها نم ابرق وأ ملاسلإل<br />

تركذ ،يبد يف ةحصلا ةئيه يف<br />

تابجاو ءادلأ اهترايز للاخ يفو هنأب<br />

ةنجللا دارفأ دحأ ماق ،ةكم يف جلحا<br />

اهرهظم ىلع فنعب قيلعتلاب ةينيدلا<br />

اهلوان و ".هأرما اي كهجو يفخا" لائاق<br />

نضرعي يتلالا ءاسنلا :ناونعب ابيتك<br />

تدكأ نايمإ ةروتكدلا .تابنذم نههوجو<br />

لب ،ةمدصلل اريثم هكولس تدجو اهنأب<br />

.طيلمحا نم ةبهرلاب تسحأو<br />

ةلود يف باقنلل ءاسنلا ءادترا ةرهاظ<br />

يف رشتنت ةدحتلما ةيبرعلا تاراملإا<br />

هيلع داتعا رظنم وهف ،ةماعلا نكاملأا<br />

ىلعو ،ةلودلا يف حايسلاو نوميقلما<br />

باقنلا رظح ينناوق نس نم مغرلا<br />

تانيعستلا رخاوأ يف لمعلا ناكم يف<br />

تافظومو تاسردلما ضعب نأ لاإ<br />

نلزام تابيبطلا ضعبو لب ،لابقتسلاا<br />

.ىطغم هجوب نلمعي<br />

يبد ىفشتسم يف تابيبطلا ىدحإ<br />

اوبلط ىضرلما نم اددع نأب تدافأ<br />

مل ىضرلما نأب تدكأ امك ،اهتيؤر<br />

تلاماعلا ىدحإ ضفرب ءادعس اونوكي<br />

بابسلأ اههجو فشك ىفشلما يف<br />

.ةينيد<br />

نانسلأا ةبيبط عم رخآ ءاقل يف و<br />

ينامث ةدلم باقنلا تدترا يتلا ةمطاف<br />

ررقت يه اهو ،اهتايح نم تاونس<br />

قئاوعلا ببسب باقنلا سبل نع فقوتلا<br />

نوكأ نأ تببحأ :لوقت ،اهتفداص يتلا<br />

ينهلما يبجاو نأ تكردأ ينكل و ،ةبقنم<br />

ءادترا نم ىلوأ ياضرم عم لصاوتلاو<br />

مهدوزي يهجو فشك ناك اذإ ،باقنلا<br />

.كلذل ةدعتسم انأف ةنينأمطلاب<br />

هميق نم مغرلا ىلعو ،كلذ ىلع ةولاع<br />

نم ريثكلا نإف ،ةيملاسلإاو ةيديلقتلا<br />

بعلاتلل ةادأك هنومدختسي صاخشلاا<br />

مدختسا ثداوح نع غيلبتلا تم ثيح<br />

مايقلل باقنلا ءاسنلا و لاجرلا اهيف<br />

ىلع وطسلا لثم ةينوناق ريغ تاطاشنب<br />

.ةيصخشلا لاحتناو كونبلا<br />

ةلاقم يف 2010 رياربف نم رشاعلا يف<br />

لجر" ناونعب جيللخا ةديرج يف ترشن<br />

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لاكشلأا نم لكش يأب دابعتسلاا وأ<br />

باقنلا نسبل يتلالا ءاسنلا مظعم نلأ<br />

نم طغضب سيلو نهتدارإب هنسبل<br />

ةيضقلا هذه نإف ،لاح لك ىلع "دحأ<br />

ملاعلا لود مظعم يف شاقن راثم تسيل<br />

شيدلاجنبو ناتسناغفأ لثم ثلاثلا<br />

لاجرلل تاعبات نربتعي ءاسنلا نأ ثيح<br />

عقوتلما نم هنإف اذه ىلعو ،ةرورضلاب<br />

نئش انه قرف لا ،نهتيوه ءافخإ نهنم<br />

.ينبأ مأ<br />

ةيناغفلأا ةيعمالجا ةبلاطلا ةديملح اقفوو<br />

نهتفرع يتلالا ءاسنلا مظعم :يبد يف<br />

فيخلما فنعلا نم ينناع ناتسناغفأ نم<br />

روكذلا نهبراقأو نهجاوزأ دي ىلع<br />

ةنيعم ةقيرطب رتستلا نضفر نهنلأ<br />

كولسلا اذهب نهنإف عمتجلما ىري امكف<br />

.ةلئاعلا فرش ىلع نظفاحي مل<br />

ءاسنلا ءادترلا تباث ريسفت دجوي لا<br />

لك يف ريسافت ةدع كانه نكلو ،باقنلا<br />

.لامعتسلاا راشتنا ةعس رربت ةفاقث<br />

ماظنلا تتحو ،لاثلما ليبس ىلعف<br />

نسل ءاسنلا نإف ،يلالحا يناغفلأا<br />

ةيطغت ىلع يمسر لكشب تاربجم<br />

رارقتسلاا مدعل ارظن نكلو ،نههوجو<br />

مظعم نإف ،ةقطنلما يف يسايسلا<br />

نسبلي نلز ام ناتسناغفأ يف ءاسنلا<br />

ةيصخشلا ةملاسلا ىلع ظافحلل باقنلا<br />

ناتسكاب يف ةيفيرلا قطانلما يف كلذك<br />

نم ءزجك ءاسنلا لبق نم باقنلا سبلي<br />

ابم ،نيدلا ىلع دمتعت لا يتلا ديلاقتلا<br />

ةيسودنهلاو ةيحيسلما تايلقلأا كلذ يف<br />

ةنيدلماو ةكم لثم ىربكلا ندلما يف امنيب<br />

دعي هنإف ،ةيدوعسلا ةيبرعلا ةكلملماو<br />

نسبلي لا يتلالا ءاسنلاو ،ايرابجإ<br />

.ةيرخسلل نضرعتي باقنلا<br />

نايمإ ةروتكدلا عم ةلباقم يف<br />

يلئاعلا بطلا يف ًاثيدح ةصصختم<br />

نمض ءاسنلا داعبتسا ةلاح سركيل<br />

؟راطلإا كلذ<br />

اينيد ازمر سيل باقنلا<br />

دابعتسلال زمر وه انمإ<br />

كلذ ينعأ انأ .ءاردزلااو<br />

ةرهاظ سيل باقنلاف<br />

ىلع ةبوغرم وأ ةلوبقم<br />

ةيروهملجا ضرأ<br />

يزوكراس .ةيسنرفلا<br />

عوضولما اذه لوح تاشاقنلا تددعت<br />

ينب تاعمتجلما يف تاسراملما تفلتخاو<br />

ءادترلا عنم نم ةيبنجلأاو ةيبرعلا لودلا<br />

ملاعلا لوح لودلا نم ريثكلا يف باقنلا<br />

ىلإ ،دابعتسلال ةديدج ةملاع هرابتعاب<br />

ىلإ ،لودلا ضعب ىدل هئادترلا دييأت<br />

شيوشتلا ببست ةكبرم ةلاح هرابتعا<br />

.دلابلل ةيعامتجلاا ةينبلا ددهتو<br />

نوبضاغ مويلا ينملسلما نم ريثكلا<br />

نوري مهنلأ ؛باقنلا ةرهاظ راشتنا نم<br />

مكحتلل لاجرلا اهمدختسي ةليسو اهنأب<br />

.ءاسنلاب<br />

ةيرابخلإا ةاتفلا ىلع شاقن للاخ نم<br />

ةفلؤلما هتصن ام ىلإ ريشأ CNN<br />

:اهتنودم ىلع دمحأ ةبه ةبتاكلاو<br />

muslimmatters.org"<br />

يريسفتب لبقي لا صخش دوجو<br />

ينعي لا ،ايصخش هبجعي لا وأ ملاسلإل<br />

كاهتنلا ينناوق مدختسن نأ نكيم اننأب<br />

نيدلا ةيرحو ،ريبعتلل صاخشلاا ةيرح<br />

ملظلا لثيملا باقنلا نأب تعدا ًاضيأو<br />

باقنلل ىرخلأا هجولأا<br />

باجنب يمر<br />

زمر وه انمإ ،اينيد ازمر سيل باقنلا<br />

؛كلذ ينعأ انأ .ءاردزلااو دابعتسلال<br />

ةبوغرم وأ ةلوبقم ةرهاظ سيل باقنلاف<br />

لا .ةيسنرفلا ةيروهملجا ضرأ ىلع<br />

ءاسن اندلاب يف لبقتن نأ عيطتسن<br />

نم تامورحم ،عانق ءارو تانوجسم<br />

ببسب ةيعامتجلاا لئاسولا عيمج<br />

ةيروهملجا سيئر ،يزوكراس .نهئامتنا<br />

ةيسنرفلا<br />

هجولل ءاطغ هنأب باقنلا فرعي<br />

تفل بنجتل تاملسلما ءاسنلا همدختست<br />

.رخلآا سنلجا نم راظنلأاو هابتنلاا<br />

طبترا باقنلا موهفم نأ نم مغرلا ىلعو<br />

ةينيدلا هديلاقتو ،يملاسلإا ركفلاب<br />

باقنلا لوصأ نأ ءاملعلا ركذ دقف<br />

ترهظ ةيعامتجا تاسرامم ىلإ دوعت<br />

يواطنط دمحم خيشلا .ملاسلإا لبق<br />

ءاملع ربكأ دحأو رهزلأا ةعماج ديمع<br />

درجم باقنلا نأب ركذ رصم يف نيدلا<br />

يف روذج هل سيلو ،ضعبلا دنع ةداع<br />

سرادلما ىدحلإ هترايز دنع .ملاسلإا<br />

ةاتفل لاق ،رهزلأا ةعماجب ةطبترلما<br />

ملاسلإا لوصأب فرعأ :باقنلا يدترت<br />

كل لوقأ انأو ؛كادلاو فرعي امم رثكأ<br />

.هيعلخت نأ<br />

لبق الم ةيفللأا ىلإ باقنلا لوصأ دوعت<br />

ةيروطاربملاا يف رهظ دقف ،ملاسلإا<br />

ةدع ىلإ اهدعب لقتناو ،ةينامورلا<br />

يمدقلا نفلا مدقي ثيح ،ىرخأ تافاقث<br />

برعلا نم ءاسنل اروص ةيمدقلا راثلآاو<br />

ناك اذإف ؛باقنلا تايدترم سرفلا و<br />

اذاملف ،ايملاسإ لاصأ سيل باقنلا<br />

ءاسنلا ينب ةرثكب هئادترا ةرهاظ رشتنت<br />

ةيدوعسلا ةيبرعلا ةكلملما و رصم يف<br />

نأ نكملما نم له ،ىرخأ ةيبرع لود و<br />

مهف يف اكابتراو اطلاتخا ببسلا نوكي<br />

دمعتي نم كانه له ،بجاولاو ضورفلما<br />

؟ملاسلإا مساب ةرهاظلا هذه طبر


:باقنلا سبل<br />

؟! يصخش رايخ<br />

(تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/باجنب يمر :ميمصت) .باقنلاب هجولا ءافخإ<br />

87


باقنلل ىرخلأا هجولأا<br />

طلستلما خلأا<br />

ءاضيبلا ةحلسلأا<br />

نم قئاوع :ليلخا بوكرو ةأرلما<br />

؟ناسنلإا عنص<br />

مويلا بابشو تاطشنلما<br />

جامدنلاا ةبهرو ةبغر ينب .يبد ءاسفيسف<br />

ملاعلإا يف ينطوتلا<br />

87<br />

84<br />

81<br />

78<br />

؟ضماغ لبقتسم مأ كابشلا يف فده 75<br />

72<br />

69<br />

66<br />

اهتايعادتو اهيعاود فيظوتلا ضراعم 64<br />

87<br />

تايوتلمحا<br />

باقنلا سبل<br />

؟؟!! يصخش رايخ<br />

رجف ةلجم بحرت .ينيمسرلا اهيلثمم نم يأ وأ يبد يف ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك وأ ملاعلإا مسق وأ ءارحصلا رجف ةلجم ءارآ ةرورضلاب لثتم لا ددعلا اذه يف ةحورطلما ءارلآا<br />

.يبد-ةينقتلا تايلك-ملاعلإا مسق نع ءارحصلا رجف ةلجم ردصت .ريرحتلاو رشنلا قحب ظافتحلاا عم ،تايلكلا تابلاطو ةبلط عيمج نم ةيفحصلا تاباتكلاب ءارحصلا


رشانلا<br />

دير دراوه .د<br />

ريرحتلا<br />

باجنب يمر و نلامشلا ايلع<br />

ميمصتلا<br />

يرلما دمحم و لاعلما ايلم<br />

باتكلا<br />

ةبيشلا للها دبع<br />

يداملحا للها دبع<br />

نلامشلا ايلع<br />

رطم ءارفع<br />

ديبع ءامسأ<br />

يسلافلا ةنمآ<br />

يلع لآ نايمإ<br />

زانكلف هصح<br />

دمحم دولخ<br />

لاعلما ايلم<br />

دادلحا ءاثيم<br />

نادمح ءاثيم<br />

يميعنلا يمرم<br />

يمشاهلا يمرم<br />

يلع نب يمرم<br />

فيرشلا ةزوم<br />

يلهأ دمحم<br />

اضرلا دمحم<br />

يرلما دمحم<br />

باجنب يمر<br />

يديوسلا باحر<br />

يدعسلا ىملس<br />

سودنلما ةيماس<br />

بيطلخا رحس<br />

سالمأ ملاس ديعس<br />

فلاغلا<br />

يداملحا للها دبع<br />

ميمصتلاو ريرحتلا ويراشتسا<br />

بريح نانح .د<br />

ملاعلإا مسق ةريدم<br />

ةيبرعلا ةغللا ةررحم<br />

بانكم ارول<br />

ةيزيلنجلاا ةغللا<br />

ليمات وجرام<br />

ميمصتلا<br />

ربج وبأ ءاجر<br />

ةفاحصلا<br />

تابلاطلا ةيلك-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك<br />

+97142672929 :نوفيلت<br />

16062 :ديرب قودنص<br />

www.dwc.hct.ac.ae<br />

ناموين ينك .د عم لصاوتلا ءاجرلا ءارحصلا رجف ةلجم لوح ءارلآل<br />

+97142089455 مقر فتاه ىلع<br />

ىلع ينورتكلا ديرب لاسرإ وأ<br />

desert.dawn@hct.ac.ae<br />

ةنسلا تابلاط و بلاط ميمصت و ةباتك ءارحصلا رجف ةلجم<br />

يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك يف ملاعلإا مسق يف ةعبارلا<br />

ققحتي مل فدهلا اذه نأ نم مغرلا<br />

دعب ةبولطلما ةءافكلابو لماك لكشب<br />

نم ديدعلا تمدق ةبرجتلا هذه نأ لاإ<br />

بلاطلل ةديدلجا ةيميلعتلا تاربلخا<br />

عورشلما اذه يف ينكراشلما تابلاطلاو<br />

ةرادإ نع ديزلما ملعت لثم ،يفحصلا<br />

لمع نالج ليكشتو ،تاعوبطلما عيبو<br />

ةكراشبم ةيللمحا لدلجا اياضق ةشقانلم<br />

لمعلا كلذك يللمحا عمتجلما نم ءاكرش<br />

ينورتكللاا ةلجلما روضح ريوطت ىلع<br />

روكذلا ءارقلا نم ديزلما باطقتساو<br />

ةءارقلا عيراشم نم ديزلما ميمصتو<br />

نكيمو تابلاطلاو ةبلطلا ىلع اهحرطو<br />

نم ديزلما مضتل لوطت نأ ةمئاقلل<br />

تاربلخا نكلو ةيميلعتلا تاربلخا<br />

لمعلل ةيفاك افادهأ دعت افنآ ةروكذلما<br />

اهسيركتل رضالحا تقولا يف اهيلع<br />

.اديج<br />

تاروطتلا ةبكاومو ثيدحتلا راطإ يفو<br />

يف ايلعلا ةينقتلا يتيلك جمد ًاثيدح تم<br />

ةرادإ تتح )تابلاطلاو بلاطلا( يبد<br />

ىلع لمعنس اننأ ينعي امم ؛ةدحاو<br />

ةباتك ىلع روكذلا بلاطلا عيجشت<br />

رجف ةلجم ةءارقو ةيفحصلا تاقيقحتلا<br />

لوح تاشاقن يف ةكراشلماو ءارحصلا<br />

.ةلجلما اهحرطت يتلا اياضقلا<br />

تايلكل ةمداقلا ةلحرلما عم ًانمازتو<br />

ةلجلما مدقتت ،يبد يف ايلعلا ةينقتلا<br />

ةئيبلا عيجشت يف لاعاف ارود بعلت يكل<br />

ةيعوتلا اياضق حرط ىلع ةيميلعتلا<br />

يف ةيفاقثلاو ةيداصتقلااو ةيعامتجلاا<br />

.يميلعتلا اهاوتحم<br />

دير دراوه .د رشانلا<br />

+97142089202"<br />

howard.reed@hct.ac.ae"<br />

رشانلا ةملك<br />

ريوصت( يبد -ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك ريدم .دير دراوه .د<br />

)تابلاطلا ةيلك-يبد-ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك/ يلهأ دمحم<br />

ةقباسلا دادعلأا يف امك ددعلا اذه يف<br />

تردص يتلا ءارحصلا رجف ةلجم نم<br />

تابلاطلاو بلاطلا قيرف حرطي ارخؤم<br />

يتلاو ةمهلما تاعوضولما نم ديدعلا<br />

ةيللمحا ةفاحصلا يف ةداع حرطت لا<br />

ةفاقثلاوأ تانبلا ناتخ :عوضوم لثم<br />

اعد امم ؛مرالمحا انزوأ ةيسنلجا<br />

ايلعلا ةينقتلا تايلك ءاكرش نم ضعبلا<br />

ليكشت حارتقاب مدقتلل يبد عمتجم يف<br />

ةداج ططخ عضول ةكرتشم لمع نالج<br />

عيضاولما عم ةءانب ةقيرطب لماعتلل<br />

ءارحصلا رجف ةلجم اهحرطت يتلا<br />

ةيعون ةلقن ةردابلما هذه مدقتو<br />

ةلجلما هيلإ وبصت تناك ام ققتح<br />

مدخي يعامتجا لعافت ءانب نم<br />

ىوتلمحا فدهي .يللمحا عمتجلما<br />

ةدايز ىلإ ةلجلما هحرطت يذلا<br />

ةيعامتجلاا اياضقلاب ءارقلا ةيعوت<br />

ىلعو ،ةفداهو ةءانب شاقن ةصنم ربع


ةمزلالا ةقاطلاب كّدُيم يحابصلا راطفلإا<br />

.هلمكأب مويلل<br />

راطفلإا ةبجو نولمهي نيذلا صاخشلأا<br />

يف ملأ وأ عادص مهبيصي دق يحابصلا<br />

مهتيويح نودقفي ام ًابلاغو ةدعلما<br />

اوحبصي نأ نكملما نمو ،مهزيكرتو<br />

.ةيملاك تانحاشم يف اولخديو ينيجازم<br />

كموي أدبا...قح كيلع كندبل<br />

يحابصلا راطفلإاب

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