Dhs. 169.00
Humr An-Na'am – the Arabic word for the finest camel – reclaims the desert’s forgotten and neglected titan. Despite thousands of years of loyal service to desert dwellers, the animal has suffered as the map of the Arabian Peninsula became dotted with cities and automobiles the preferred mode of transportation. But thanks to the leadership and initiative of the late His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, camels have finally been restored to their position at the heart of the United Arab Emirates’ ethnographic and historical identity. Humr An-Na'am, Treasure of the Desert explores the growth of the camel industry, particularly camel racing, which has preserved the sacred status of the animal.
Dhs. 120.00
My Arabian Almanakh, a gardening journal for Arabia, seeks to bring us closer to the...
Dhs. 77.00
“All around the world, girls are identifying things that they want to change. The stories...
