3 Arab humanitarian organizations to discover
Today is World Humanitarian Aid Day. This is an opportunity to shed light on 3 organizations that are mobilizing to improve the daily lives...
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Hajj: an increasingly connected tradition
Between mobile applications, gadgets and digital versions of holy texts, technology is increasingly becoming an important vector in the practice of Islam. The 2019...
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In the United Arab Emirates, children are kings
In the United Arab Emirates, there are many spaces dedicated mainly to children. Between amusement parks, restaurants, and libraries... What if the future of...
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Eid: 5 lamb recipe ideas
For the Feast of Aid, tradition requires that Muslims eat lamb meat. The opportunity for Kawa to recommend 5 original recipes based on lamb,...
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3 numbers you need to know about the 2019 hajj
The hadj ritual begins today in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The opportunity to review 3 key figures from this 2019 hajj.
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At an altitude of 20,000 feet, Saudi women are emancipating themselves
One year after obtaining the right to drive in the Kingdom, Saudi women have just been authorized by decree of King Salman bin Abdulaziz...
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Saudi women are safe drivers
Since women have been able to drive in the kingdom, it seems that the figures for traffic offenses committed by women are particularly low,...
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Egypt authorizes an anti-divorce program for students
In order to reduce the number of divorces, which stood at 211,000 cases in 2018, Egypt plans to create a new anti-divorce program that...
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The Emirates are fighting against excessive phone bills
The end of "data on demand"? In the United Arab Emirates, the Telecoms Regulatory Authority has expressly requested Etisalat and du operators to discontinue...