Inside are the resting places of Egypt's 19th and 20th century kings as well as the last shah of Iran.
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- BBC News Mideast
- Eurasianet news resource
- Asia Times Online
- Lebanese Daily Star
- Egyptian Daily Star
- Turkish Zaman
- Gulf News
- Khaleej Times
- The National - Abu Dhabi
- Jerusalem Post
- Baztab (Iranian)
- Jordan Times
- Jazeera Arabic
- Jazeera English
- Konflikt - weekly commentary from Swedish P1-radio
- Utrikesbloggen
- Fokus
- Huffington Post
Recommended reading
Recommended reading - Middle East
- Abu Aardvaark
- Afghanistan Analysts Network
- Anna Lindh Foundation for Dialogue
- Arab Human Development Report
- Arab Reform Bulletin
- Bibliotheca Alexandrina
- Doha Debates
- Dubai School of Government
- Gary Sick's blog
- Gulf 2000 resource page
- Gulf Research Center
- Human Rights Watch - Middle East
- INEGMA
- Informed Comment - Juan Cole
- Islamologi - blogg from Lund
- Kalima - Middle East translation project
- Madrid+15 - towards Middle East peace
- MEJ's Editor's blog
- Middle East Report
- Open Bethlehem
- Qantara
- Reidar Visser's blog
- Robin Wright's blog
- Search for Common Ground
- SvD Middle East-blog
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- Sniff
- This blog mainly features travel and photography - all of my own. I also share links on current affairs from media on topics that catch my eye. Should you like a photo enough to consider borrowing it - please attribute to this blog! Or even better, email for detailed attribution data: sniffstravels@gmail.com
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- More details from the courtyard of Amir Taz
- Water and sewage
- Semlor!
- Passed away
- Water wheel
- Details from around the courtyard
- Reading regional developments
- Reading
- Back to Amir Taz...
- Arabic Booker
- Orchid!
- Amir Taz palace
- Outside the mosques
- Mosque surroundings
- Shah of Iran
- Culture in the Gulf
- More inside Rifaiyye
- Inside Rifaiyye
- Springtime reading links
- 8 March
- Rifaiyye
- Abu Dhabi book fair
- Lamps!
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