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Category Archives: Marriage
Hyphenated Names– for Women Only?
I’ve wanted to write this rant for months, and now I’ve succumbed to the urge. Hyphenated names for non-Muslim women make no sense to me. They are long, phonetically awkward, and cumersome to write. They suggest that the poor woman didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in children, Family, Life, Marriage, Rant
Tagged Family, Feminism, hyphenated names, naming customes, society, working women
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In the Beginning…
In the Beginning… During my eighth month in Riyadh, 1986, I fell in love with an Egyptian man. He was Muslim; I was Christian. Neither one of us allowed that to get in the way of the natural course of … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-Cultural Relationships, Engagement, Life, Marriage, Saudi Arabia
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