Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
BY day, Adel Al Abbasi is a successful banker who diligently crunches numbers behind his desk. But when he leaves the bank and steps into his 'temple' he becomes an impassioned artist with a flair for all things creative.
FEW things affect the human race like music; its power to inspire, to inflame, to completely overpower. The sheer beauty of music is hard to express; it speaks for itself, in its own language.
Leading British food retailer Waitrose opened its first outlet in Bahrain at The Lagoon to a flurry of excited Amwaj Island residents as well as visitors from all over the kingdom.
The traditional rhythms rooted in Bahrain have secured success for a teenage oud-playing sensation who listened to the sounds of the instrument from the day he was born.
Rampant cyber bullying in schools has caused an outcry amongst pupils, teachers and parents and resulted in the kingdom blocking a social networking website described as 'vile', writes Anasuya Kesavan.
Students in Bahrain have been found using a website for bullying and defaming schoolmates, teachers and rival schools.
Leading British food retailer Waitrose opened its first outlet in
