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Flat Feet & Knee Pain: The Hidden Connection
Flat feet, fallen arches, and pes planus are not just foot problems — they can trigger a chain reaction that ends in knee pain. Learn exercises, orthotics, and lifestyle fixes.
Read More →Flat Feet & Knee Pain (Anatomy & Exercises)
A detailed companion guide with visual references, anatomy breakdowns, and step-by-step exercise instructions for flat feet and knee pain recovery.
Read More →Getting Married in Sydney
A personal guide through the process of getting married in Sydney — from paperwork to the big day.
Read More →Marriage Introduction
An introduction to the topic of marriage, exploring its significance, traditions, and personal reflections.
Read More →Tawzan (طوظان) — A Yemeni Village in Hamdan, Sana'a
Tawzan is a Yemeni village in Hamdan District, Sana'a Governorate, part of the Bani Makram sub-district.
Read More →Marriage & Divorce in Egypt: A Step-by-Step Guide
A practical guide through marriage and divorce paperwork in Egypt — from embassy requests and the real estate registry to attestation, translation, and residency, written from personal experience.
Read More →Happiness Hormones
An overview of the four happiness hormones — dopamine, oxytocin, endorphins, and serotonin — and how to boost them in your daily life.
Read More →The Power of Illusion
The story of the Roman philosopher and the snake in the soup bowl — illusion has a strange psychological power that can turn into a tangible reality in the mind of the deluded person.
Read More →Is Working a Flaw?
A reflection on the value of work, why trade is never taught in school, our fear of risk-taking, and society's judgment of appearances — with the solution offered by Islamic moderation.
Read More →Dealing with a Woman When She Provokes You
A story and a lesson: be gentle with the fragile vessels — speak with security, love, and sweet words, not logic; and withdraw from any war with a beloved.
Read More →How to Sleep Fewer Hours and Wake Up with High Energy?
The 90-minute sleep cycle theory: the sleep calculator, the right bedtimes, things to avoid before bed, and medical tips for healthy, deep and comfortable sleep.
Read More →Sports and Life
The importance of sports in human life, the benefit of running as the foundation of all sports, the right warm-up routine, and how many days a week you should train.
Read More →Internet: Benefits or Harms?
A quick and simple tour of the Internet: what it is, the difference between the Internet and the apps on it, its harms — addiction, showing off, and deception — and its benefits: online shopping, freelancing, and studying from home.
Read More →My Message to the Doha Institute in Qatar
An application letter: the academic journey from Sana'a University to Malaysia, international participations — including the Smart Lift bronze award in South Korea — and future plans shaped by the war.
Read More →The Story of Sayyid the Butcher | A Little Story
A satirical fable: the Sayyid who collects tributes behind fake slogans and "green screams", the butcher who refused to strike first — eye for eye, and the one who starts is more unjust — and the lost city of Atlanta.
Read More →A Monkey Is a Gazelle in His Mother's Eye
A playful piece on the famous Arab proverb, Darwin and natural selection — with deliberate misdirection hiding the real lesson: forgive those who wrong you unknowingly, for forgiveness is a trait of the Arabs.
Read More →An Example of the Science of Interconnection
A spiral-style essay only for voracious readers: fragile vessels and feelings, war, qat and leaderless revolutions — and Elon Musk's satellites as the true reformer of Yemen, plus an invitation to join an illustrated Arabic book project.
Read More →The 'Asab in Eid in Yemen
The virtual Eid: Eid prayer at home, greetings from a distance, keeping ties of kinship — and what is the 'asab, the Eid money from the head of the family?
Read More →Love and Yemen
An essay on that love which is like a duty, completing half of the religion — then why necessity is not the mother of invention in Yemen, and a call to be the change you wish to see.
Read More →World Arabic Language Day, December 18
On the occasion of World Arabic Language Day — one of the most beautiful things I have read in praise of the Arabic language: a wordplay poem that turns a weapon into peace, war into love, and a bomb into a kiss.
Read More →If the March of the Empty Green Trains Is True, There Is a Deep Problem in Understanding the Islamic Religion — the Prophet, Peace Be Upon Him, Needs None of These Nonsense Acts
The march of the empty green trains is extravagance, and the Prophet needs none of these nonsense acts — Yemen is not ruled by force but by shrewdness and soft politics, and the more you strike the Yemeni people, the stronger they grow.
Read More →We Went Today to Celebrate the Wedding of Some Friends
In the WhatsApp group they fly at each other in shreds, and at the wedding they dance! On the extravagance of wedding banquets, and how God does not love the extravagant — and the plan for "Al-Hamdani's Friends Group".
Read More →A Comment on the #BiAslab Topic
A comment on the alumni club topic: the batch can manage its own affairs — and the lesson of the party kings of Andalusia: effective group, clear plan, and unannounced timing.
Read More →September 26, 1962
An opinion on the September 26 celebrations: those who argue do not know the revolution's goals, black-and-white programming, and why the people will not rise — what is required: solidarity and honesty with ourselves.
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