Regardless of creed, culture, religion, background, affluence or status, this is a dreadful thing to happen to any family and close friends. This particular young man used his lust for life to benefit others while he was alive. I hope his legacy lives on.
prince of dubai dies
on September 20, 2015 at 4:45 pm
I remember this Sheikh as a teen when he used to come into the restaurant I owned in Dubai, always pleasant and polite. Regarding the comments about women. I lived in Dubai like a local woman, lived with a local family in Al Awir on a big farm. I can assure you that the women of Dubai mostly wear the trousers so to speak. They are definitely not suppressed or treated like second class citizens. They are more often than not treated and respected far better than women in the west by their men and just because they pray in a separate section of the mosque does not mean they are not allowed to grieve. Normally the women prefer to grieve at home surrounded by female mourners who pass through their villas all day and night.
Too young to die! Wonderful young man from a wonderful and loving family and my heart breaks for them. RIP Young Man
Regardless of creed, culture, religion, background, affluence or status, this is a dreadful thing to happen to any family and close friends. This particular young man used his lust for life to benefit others while he was alive. I hope his legacy lives on.
I remember this Sheikh as a teen when he used to come into the restaurant I owned in Dubai, always pleasant and polite. Regarding the comments about women. I lived in Dubai like a local woman, lived with a local family in Al Awir on a big farm. I can assure you that the women of Dubai mostly wear the trousers so to speak. They are definitely not suppressed or treated like second class citizens. They are more often than not treated and respected far better than women in the west by their men and just because they pray in a separate section of the mosque does not mean they are not allowed to grieve. Normally the women prefer to grieve at home surrounded by female mourners who pass through their villas all day and night.