#SailBookRecommendations Campaign, Find Your Next Read – Part 2
byAs we mentioned last week, and as part of our continuous pursuit at Sail to encourage and endear reading to our social media followers, we’ve…
Culture
Ever Noticed The Heritage Sites On Our Banknotes?
byWhat’s the importance of the heritage sites found on our banknotes and how important is it for our generation to integrate that knowledge in the educational…
#SailBookRecommendations Campaign, Find Your Next Read
byIn our continuous pursuit at Sail to encourage and endear reading to our social media followers, we’ve launched a campaign this month under the social…
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian – Book Review
byThe review of Sherman Alexie’s book: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, in which he reflects about the experience of being a native American….
The Story Behind Guinness Book of Records
byWhat’s the origins of the Guinness Book of Records and what drives people to break records. I have always had a fascination with this reference…
How Did Family Generations in the UAE Change Across Time
byHow did the UAE society and families change across generations and time since the establishment of UAE till today? The UAE’s society is an amalgam…
Using Art and Culture to Break Stereotypes
byIn a world ruled by media, it’s easy to accept stereotypes. But what if Art was used as a modern communication tool to break them…
Why Hijab Should Not Be Banned In France?
byIs banning Hijab protecting women or is an attack on individualism and freedom of expression? Hijab is a traditional worn scarf that covers the head…
#BookReview of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
byWith the recent hype built on the latest release under the Harry Potter Saga, how did one loyal Potter fan feel towards the new release?…
10 Facts You Need to Know About Ahmed Zewail
byMany of us woke up today to the saddening news of Professor Ahmed Zewail’s death. A figure that inspired us all in so many ways,…
Our Article Competition Winner: Tap-Water Tears
byHow reading and crying on a bus made me appreciate the strength of emotions truly felt. Reading on a bus is an activity enjoyed by…
Hello Neighbor! Can We Be Friends?
byAlthough the world is interconnected, our relationship with neighbors is not as strong as it used to be. With that, we have lost the sense…
A City in a Filmmaker’s Lens
byHow has filmmaking influenced the tourism industry in the past two centuries, and how people perceive certain cities over the others. Throughout history, the film…
Is Death the Only Medicine?
bySome interpret euthanasia as a way to end an ill patient’s life painlessly, while many disagree and believe that it needs to include a little…
Book Review on Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in The Castle
byBook Review on We Have Always Lived in The Castle by Shirley Jackson, published in 1962. Gothic fiction genre is known by its gloomy atmosphere,…
Influence of Teaching on Language Development
byStudents are not interested in learning the Arabic language. This is a problem and teachers and students together should work to address the issue. The…
Zayed’s City Lights
byThe poem Zayed’s City Lights reflects the Emirati nation’s mourning of the late, and much loved, Shaikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan in November 2004….
Arm Yourself Against Ignorance
by“Read in the name of your Lord Who created” (Al Alaq, verse 1). “Read” is the first word from the Holy Quran recited by the…
Dubai Sustainable School Plants Roots For A Sustainable Future
byWhat is the future of sustainability? The UAE is holding many initiatives to promote sustainability such as developing sustainable schools, hotels, and innovation centers in…
Young Writers, Find Your Voice
byCreative Writing is being promoted more and more in schools around the UAE, what is the impact of having such a strategy in the education…