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A Conversation
With Frances Meade, Author of Honey and Onions - A Life in Saudi Arabia
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Ramadan Diary
By Faiza
Saleh Ambah
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Wahhabi Islam: From Revival and Reform to
Global Jihad
By Natana J. DeLong-Bas
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Ramadan Begins
Muslims worldwide participate in the
month of fasting
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Saudi Trial Could Alter Pace of Reform
Case Being Held in Open for First Time
By Scott Wilson
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Shaybah Cafe: Saudi Aramco Gathers Business
Leaders to Ponder Future
By Stephen L. Brundage and Rick
Snedeker
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The Day I Met My Dad
By Steve Furman
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Top Figures Prepare to
Contest Polls
By P.K. Abdul Ghafour
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![Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd bin Abdulaziz chaired the regular weekly meeting of the Council of Ministers (like that shown here) on October 23, 2003. The cabinet issued directives for the restructuring of the municipalities sector, introducing election procedures for half of the members of each municipal council in order to secure greater participation of citizens in local affairs. The decision also gives a one-year grace period for the authorities concerned to finalize these procedures. For the Kingdom's major municipalities, the cities of Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh and Jeddah, and those in the provinces of Asir, Qasim, Jizan, Jouf, Tabuk, Hail, Baha, Najran, the Eastern Province and the Northern Border Province, the decision restructures the existing municipal hierarchy, and affects the rural assemblies that are linked to the municipalities under the regulations of the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs. (Source: Saudi Arabian Embassy Web Site) [Photo: SPA]](https://www.saudi-us-relations.org/images/IOI/2004_08_23b.jpg)
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Mosque by David Macaulay
A Book
Review
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Lunch with a Prince
By Steve Furman
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![Steve Furman is featured in the center of photo with a knife in his hand and his sail boat by his right elbow. Others featured include: Tom Barger, to the immediate right of Furman, and Jimmy McPherson, to the left of Furman. Seated at the head table include left to right: Floyd Oligher, unidentified person, HRH Crown Prince Saud, HE the Amir of Bahrain, and James MacPherson. [CLICK for larger image]](http://www.saudi-american-forum.org/images/IOI/SAF/2004_07_19g_IOI.jpg)
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"The Ambush"
A Poem By Nimah Ismail Nawwab
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Saudi
Society, Reform and Terrorism
By Dr. Haifa R. Jamal Al-Lail
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In Rare Public
Dialogue, Saudi Women Talk Rights
By Faiza
Saleh Ambah
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The
Saudi Arabia that I Remember
By John R. Bradley
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Threats to U.S.-Saudi Ties
By Dr. James J. Zogby
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U.S. Group Gets Positive
View of Kingdom
By Roger Harrison
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Saudi Arabia: Rethinking Its Soul
By Muqtedar Khan
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Honey & Onions: A Memoir of
Saudi Arabia in the Sixties
By Frances Meade
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On the Turquoise Coast: Memories of a Ras
Tanura Boyhood
By William Tracy
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Religious Reform, from American and Saudi
Perspectives
By Jon Mandaville
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Saudi Women and the Jeddah Economic Forum
By Maggie Mitchell Salem and Reem Al
Jarbou
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A Hajj Diary
By Faiza
Saleh Ambah
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"A Saudi Vision For
Growth"
Women Make Their Mark at Jeddah
Economic Forum - Lubna Olayan's Keynote Address
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Al-Ikhbariya Makes Waves
By Raid Qusti
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On A Dagger's Edge -- Saudi Women, Long
Silent, Gain a Quiet Voice
By Faye Bowers
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Saudi Reform
Middle East Document
Middle East Economic Survey
Vol. XLVII, No. 02
January 12, 2004
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On A Dagger's Edge -- Saudi Students Face a
Changing System
By Faye Bowers
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On A Dagger's Edge -- For Saudis, A Hard
Fight Over Faith
By Faye Bowers
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On A Dagger's Edge--
How an Al Qaeda Hotbed
Turned Inhospitable
By Faye Bowers
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A Different View: A Young Saudi Woman Talks
About Society and Culture
An Interview with Sahar al Husseini
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A Change in the Kingdom
By William Tracy
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A Clear and Present Danger:"Wahhabism"
as a Rhetorical Foil
By Alexander Knysh
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Perspectives on
Developments in US-Saudi Relations:
A Saudi Woman Speaks On The
Issues
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Behind and Beyond
the Headlines: Saudi Arabia
By Karen Miller Lamb
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Correcting Misconceptions About Women's Role
in Saudi Society
By Maha Akeel
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Getting
Back on Track: Saudi Study in the United
States
By
Grant F. Smith
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The Children of
Saudi-American Marriages
By Muddassir H. Siddiqui
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Tribal Traditions and Modern Culture: A Review
of The Belt
By Isabel Cutler
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Imagined Kingdoms: Islamic
Militancy and Opposition in Saudi Arabia
By Gregory J. H. Dowling
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Saudi Arabia: Winds of Change in the Desert
By Sandra Mackey
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