Manal

Joined October 2025

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Storyteller,dreamer and lifelong learner,I am Manal.I have 3 year experience of artical writing.I explore ideas that challenge,inspire and spark conversation.Jion me on this journey of discovery.

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How I Discovered the Joy of Writing
I never imagined that writing would become one of the most important parts of my life. For years, I thought of writing as something purely functional—school essays, work reports, emails, lists, and nothing more. It wasn’t something I did for fun, and I certainly never thought it could be a hobby. But life has a funny way of surprising you, and somewhere along the line, writing quietly found its way into my heart.
By Manal2 months ago in Writers
Kindness Isn’t Weakness — It’s the Hardest Strength
We live in a world that often praises confidence but overlooks compassion. Somewhere between competition and survival, we started believing that being kind makes you fragile — that kindness is something people take advantage of.
By Manal2 months ago in Motivation
Why We Run Away From Problems Instead of Solving Them
Have you ever found yourself quietly backing away when a problem emerges? Maybe it’s an email you’re dreading, a difficult conversation you’d rather not have, a health issue you’ve been ignoring, or a habit that you know needs to change. We often choose flight over fight—and not just physically, but mentally and emotionally too. The question is: why?
By Manal2 months ago in Serve
“The World in Color: How Shades Told Stories in Old Times”
Imagine a world where colors weren’t just decoration — they were language. They spoke silently yet powerfully, conveying messages about status, identity, wealth, and spirituality. In old times, every shade carried meaning. People didn’t just wear clothes for comfort or fashion; they wore stories. A deep purple robe could mark royalty or immense wealth, while muted grays and browns signified humility or common labor. Colors were a social code, understood universally across communities.
By Manal2 months ago in History
How Oil Changed the Gulf: From Camels to Skyscrapers
Before oil was found, the Gulf was a place of endless sand, simplicity, and survival. People lived close to the earth — relying on pearl diving, fishing, and trading across harsh deserts. Life was slow, built on community, tradition, and endurance. No one could have imagined that these same lands — once marked by tents and camels — would one day glitter with skyscrapers, luxury resorts, and futuristic skylines.
By Manal3 months ago in History
When the World Visits: How Tourism Shapes Modern Nations
Tourism is more than just a passport stamp or a camera full of snapshots. It is, in many ways, the engine that drives nations toward modernity. From the gleaming skyscrapers of Dubai to the bustling streets of Tokyo, countries around the globe have recognized that opening their doors to travelers isn’t just about sharing culture—it’s a powerful tool for economic growth, technological advancement, and social transformation.
By Manal3 months ago in Motivation
The Quiet Strength of Letting Go
I used to think letting go meant giving up. I thought it was a sign of weakness, a defeat. But life, as it often does, taught me otherwise.
By Manal3 months ago in Psyche
The Path I Had to Walk Alone
I grew up in a small town where everyone seemed to know exactly who I was supposed to be. The rules weren’t written, but they were loud and clear: go to college, get a stable job, marry someone “suitable,” and never stray too far from the path.
By Manal3 months ago in Motivation
The Stories We Tell Around the Dinner Table
There’s something magical about a dinner table. Not the table itself—though polished wood and a few scattered crumbs have their charm—but the space it creates. It’s where stories live, where laughter echoes, and where the ordinary transforms into something unforgettable.
By Manal3 months ago in Humans
Scrolling Through Life: How the Digital Age is Rewiring Our Relationships
I remember when weekends meant long, phone-free lunches with friends, spontaneous coffee dates, and laughter that lasted until sunset. Evenings stretched with conversations that could go on for hours, pauses filled with comfort rather than awkwardness. There was a rhythm to being together — the kind that no screen could replicate.
By Manal3 months ago in Psyche
Share. Scroll. Explode: The Mechanics of Going Viral Today
It starts with a single tap — a share. A video, maybe fifteen seconds long, flashes across your screen. A girl dances in her kitchen, her cat in the background doing something unexpectedly funny. You smile, double-tap, scroll past — and by tomorrow, that same video has ten million views. A brand reaches out. Memes spin off. Duets explode. Another digital legend is born.
By Manal3 months ago in Humans
Reading Pet Body Language — Understand Your Dog and Cat Better
Every pet owner has wondered what their dog or cat is really thinking. You talk to them, they look back, maybe tilt their head or flick their tail, and you can’t help but ask yourself, “Do they actually understand me?” The truth is, they do in their own way. Our pets may not speak our language, but they communicate all the time through their bodies. Once you learn to read their signals, you start to see just how much they’ve been saying all along.
By Manal3 months ago in Petlife

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How I Discovered the Joy of Writing

Kindness Isn’t Weakness — It’s the Hardest Strength

Why We Run Away From Problems Instead of Solving Them

“The World in Color: How Shades Told Stories in Old Times”

How Oil Changed the Gulf: From Camels to Skyscrapers

When the World Visits: How Tourism Shapes Modern Nations

The Quiet Strength of Letting Go

The Path I Had to Walk Alone

The Stories We Tell Around the Dinner Table

Scrolling Through Life: How the Digital Age is Rewiring Our Relationships

Share. Scroll. Explode: The Mechanics of Going Viral Today

Reading Pet Body Language — Understand Your Dog and Cat Better

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