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pottering around with keldeorinyaa grammar again. idk what it is about SOV word order, I just vibe with it. XD

i'm realising I have an order in my head for the placement of the comment... bits, and i need to sit down and figure out what it is lmao. here's the sentences in the screencap since the image quality is not great:

keldeorinyaa ⸻ kiv di deorssan i keli ksoli kon de nadal. English ⸻ The child went away to Dorshan on foot.

keli is actually a verb (to walk) but here it's describing a mode of transport so it gets treated as a noun instead. kon de nadi is the important verb here; nadi means 'to go/come' so you add kon de for someone going away from you, and nak de for someone coming towards you.

keldeorinyaa ⸻ er di jedi tta padawan zaaki andiyeh. English ⸻ I am learning to be a padawan of the Jedi Order.

Organizational titles (like 'Order' here) frequently get dropped in less formal speech because usage of the particle tta makes it obvious that you're talking about that sort of thing. You use tta to indicate belonging to a greater cause, a large-scale social grouping, a family, or perhaps a maker - it declares allegiance. tta and ta can both translate to 'my', but you would not say er ta siladalge for 'my family' unless you wanted to be incredibly rude to said family. You don't possess family, you belong to it.

keldeorinyaa ⸻ er de gepdalge di eyardek ki oysitarre (a) ikazdiyeh. English ⸻ My younger siblings are eating crabcakes and oysters.

keldeorinyaa has different words for siblings that are older than you (sokodal) vs. siblings that are younger (gepdal). Again, we're not using ta for family; de gets used here because we're talking about a specific relationship.

eyar means 'crab'. eyardek is a pastry sandwich of sorts filled with crabmeat and spices. oysitarre means 'oysters', and it's a loanword. There is exactly one sort of oysterlike thing on Dorin and they're regrettably venomous. On the other hand, there are many crablike things, many of which taste excellent and are far less likely to painfully murder you.

The -ge in gepdalge and the -rre in oysitarre are plural forms. -ge is the plural suffix for clan, non-clan family, and ancestors; -rre is the plural suffix for insects, sealife, plants, and a few other weirder things. this is because of noun class. :D

finally, the (a) is a particle that originally indicated the topic in a passive sentence construction, but is occasionally now also used to mark the specific object of a verb. eyardek ikazdiyeh is perfectly grammatical for 'eating crabcakes', but some dialects are now thinking that eyardek a ikazdiyeh also sounds about right.

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Kwesi Taadi Release Music Video For “Jah Guide” – WATCH

Ghanaian Afro Beats Artist, Kwesi Taadi Has Released The Official Music Video For “Jah Guide” The Song Was Released In October 13, 2022. The Video Was Directed By Creative Zaaky And Produced By Samsney. Watch The Complete Video Below CHECK THIS: Quamina MP Literally Nailed This Dance – Watch Video Follow, Subscribe And Connect With Kak News Facebook:…

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Betr offering $21 Odds for all 2022 Cox Plate horses How You Can Profit

The Cox Plate is just under a week away and it is regarded as the best race Australia has to offer. The best offer in Australia for the Cox Plate from a betting perspective is clearly Betr, a newly formed start up online bookmaker, that are offering $21 for every runner in their Cox Plate all in market. So, who is Betr? Betr is headed by wagering giant Matt Tripp and chief executive Andrew Menz, with backing from an ownership which includes heavy hitters such as News Corp Australia and Tekkorp Capital, a Las Vegas based company. Betr.com.au is powered by the Betmakers Technology, which is the main way to go when it comes to these new online wagering operators. Menz has made no secret of wanting to make Betr the best of the new string bookies, providing super odds and promos. They have made a splash since opening, the most notable being offering odds of $101 on a host of markets, namely the NRL/NBA/AFL overall winners and Soccer World Cup overall winner, along with $101 on all runners in the Melbourne Cup all in market, with a max bet of $10. Still, that is easily the best promo of any bookmaker in enticing new punters in years. The other key offer they are providing is $21 for all runners in the Cox Plate all in market, with a max bet of $10. Before looking at who to potentially back, down below is who is likely to take their place. BET NOW : Bet Now at Betr via this link Likely Cox Plate Field: 1. Alligator Blood 59kg 2. I’m Thunderstruck 59kg 3. Laws Of Indices 59kg 4. Mo’Unga 59kg 5. Mr Brightside 59kg 6. My Oberon 59kg 7. Zaaki 59kg 8. Anamoe 57.5kg 9. El Bodegon 56.5kg So, who do I back? Given in normal markets, where Anamoe is even money and regarded by most as the one to beat, the $21 on offer is amazing, even if it’s just a $10 max bet. He is the one clearly to beat. Most of the runners mentioned above came through the Might And Power (2000m) at Caulfield, which Anamoe won, beating I’m Thunderstruck and Zaaki. Alligator Blood, Mo’Unga and Mr Brightside all ran in the Might And Power as well. The Bet: Anamoe The two that create interest are My Oberon and El Bodegon, both imports that are set to make their Australian debut in the Cox Plate. My Oberon is trained by Annabel Neasham and she will be looking for redemption in the 2022 Cox Plate after having Zaaki scratched in the race last year when an even money favourite. He has strong enough form from overseas to command respect and from all reports has settled in nicely. El Bodegon is now with Chris Waller and as the race gets closer to jump time, international racing experts are warming to him given the form around him, including a strong effort at York behind Deauville Legend, who is currently a dominant favourite in the Melbourne Cup, where he is around $6 with other bookies, but with Betr, you can get $101.   *Existing customers only. 2nd Racing bet. Excl SA & WA. T’s & C’s apply. Gamble responsibly. Source link Originally published at Melbourne News Vine

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I'm working on demonstration sentences for grammatical particles in keldeorinyaa and it's very fun coming up with things that directly reference in-universe stuff XD

keldeorinyaa has a lot of particles. (i just think they're cool lmao.) Word order is fairly strictly SOV so far, although we'll see how that sticks as it develops.

TOPIC MARKER: di

"tooka di me erta piksa sseoyal." = "The tooka stole my food, alas."

*includes also the judgemental mood marker me, which in this usage means something along the lines of "regrettably a thing has happened." me-mood is almost never used for positive judgements of past actions/events; it switches to intentional (na) mood or loses the mood particle entirely to become a generic past tense statement. cultural note: piksa is the food you have in ur hand rn, or had out with every intention of eating it.

DIRECTIONAL MARKER: de

"lekhal korasanti de kan di na zaaki silektali danalitta." = "We're going to visit our cousins on Coruscant tomorrow."

*includes also the intentional mood marker na, which indicates a planned action for some purpose. purpose particle zaaki also says the same thing, a bit more explicitly.

LIMITING PARTICLE: le

“nak runiz lorisas di ya baran dao le danaliyeh.” = "Only the Baran Do may enter this shrine."

*includes also the moral mood marker ya, which gets pulled out a lot for ethical and religious rules, things that are intended to foster a harmonious and peaceful community. Cultural note: temples belong to the community and are therefore open to anyone, but shrines are considered to belong to the spirits and therefore not all of them are open-access.

CONTRASTING PARTICLE: ttara

"kelbaran di oro ya kssabiyaan segavizi ttara, jedayaan dizi ka ttara, kiya mandaloriyaan dizi na." = "A Sage must never kill their assailant, but a Jedi might, and a Mandalorian definitely could."

*includes contrasting morality, capability, and intentionality markers! Sages are forbidden from causing harm regardless of circumstance, whereas Jedi prefer not to fight but will if they have to, and a traditional Mandalorian won't think twice about choosing violence aaaand in fact might be the one picking the fight in the first place lmao.

EMPHATIC PARTICLE: naa

"dar di kalpiah. tenar naa, lorokiah naa, voolaiki dizi naa." = "I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere."

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Why Are Nigeria’s Great Star Musicians of Yore Missing in Action? Pt 2

Why Are Nigeria’s Great Star Musicians of Yore Missing in Action? Pt 2

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MUSIC: Zaaki Azzay Ft. XO - Notice

MUSIC: Zaaki Azzay Ft. XO – Notice

Nigerian Hip-hop veteran Zaaki Azzay who is also a TV host of the popular Series True Nigerian showing on all TV stations in the country is set here again with a banger titled Notice featuring XO.You will notice his arewa style nicely blended with a touch of afro beat.download enjoy and share with friends Follow @zaakiazzay on Instagram DOWNLOAD MP3: Zaaki Azzay Ft. XO – Notice STREAM MUSIC:…

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Das Versprechen an unsere Schützlinge - Aminu Geschäftsführerin Anna Zaaki erinnert sich an die Anfänge des One Love Children’s Home in Tuba, Ghana

Als Einstieg in unseren heutigen Blog Beitrag ein Video aus unserem One Love Chilren’s Home in Tuba, Ghana.

Ein Bericht von Anna Zaaki, Gründerin & Geschäftsführerin der Aminu Initiative

Die Anfänge

Ich kann mich noch sehr gut daran erinnern, dass die Entscheidung, das One Love Children’s Home zu bauen, ein Schritt auf das nächste Level bedeutete. Wir hatten unsere Aminu Initiative Anfang 2006 gegründet und seitdem hat unsere Aufgabe darin bestanden, bestehende Projekte in Ghana finanziell zu unterstützen. Das waren die Zusammenarbeit mit der Günter Frey International School, der Kindertagesstätte Monika Creche und das von unserem verstorbenen Sohn/Stiefsohn begonnene “Junior Program”.

Gemeinsam mit unserem ghanaischen Partner haben wir irgendwann angefangen zu überlegen, wie wir unsere Aktivitäten erweitern könnten. Der Gründer der Günter Frey International School in Tuba, Mamadu Mudasiru (Muda), hat sich immer wieder um Kinder und Jugendliche sowie um deren Familien gekümmert, die in Not waren.

Da jedoch immer mehr Anfragen an ihn herangetragen wurden, haben wir gemeinsam beschlossen, für diese Kinder und Jugendlichen einen Ort zu schaffen, an dem sie all die Fürsorge erhielten, die sie benötigten.

So entstand die gemeinsame Idee unseres One Love Children’s Homes.

Gründer der Aminu Initiative, Amin Zaaki, vor dem One Love Children’s Home in Tuba, Ghana. Unsere Aminu Initiative hieß damals noch Nima e.V. 

Kein Waisenhaus, sondern ein Boarding House

Von Anfang wollten wir uns abheben von den in Verruf geratenen Waisenhäusern in Ghana und haben das One Love als Boarding House der Günter Frey Int. School registrieren lassen. Ein Boarding House ist ein schuleigenes Wohnheim für Schüler*innen. 

Die Alterspanne unserer Schützlinge liegt bei ca. 2 - 20 Jahren, wobei die Kleinen die Monika Creche (Kindergarten und -tagesstätte) und die Älteren, ab einem Alter von 6 Jahren, die Günter Frey International School besuchen. 

Da die Kinder nicht von ihren Familien und Familienangehörigen abgeschnitten leben sollten, sondern wir von Anfang an sehr großen Wert darauf legten, dass der Kontakt und die Bindung zu den Familien bestehen bleibt, verbrachten die Kinder ihre Schulferien in ihrem familiären Umfeld.

Nur in Ausnahmefälle, ich erinnere mich an einen, als eines unserer Kinder völlig ausgehungert aus den Ferien zurückkam, wurden einige Kinder auch während der Schulferien im One Love oder direkt von Mudas Familie betreut.

Voll-, Halb- und Sozialwaisen und kulturelle Aha-Effekte

Unter den im One Love betreuten Kindern befanden sich Voll-, Halb- und Sozialwaisen. Was wir ebenfalls sehr schnell gelernt hatten war, dass viele unserer Waisenkinder bisher nicht wussten, dass sie überhaupt Waisenkinder sind, da sich entweder Familienangehörige, Nachbarn oder Freunde bereits im Babyalter um sie gekümmert und in ihre eigenen Familien aufgenommen haben. Dies war ein weiterer Grund, dass wir von Anfang an versucht haben den Begriff Waisenhaus nicht zu verwenden, sondern eigentlich immer vom “One Love” reden.

Die Anfänge unseres One Love Children’s Home in Tuba, Ghana

Wir wollten unsere Schützlinge nicht unnötig verwirren und haben daher das Thema, dass viele von ihnen Waisen und Halbwaisen sind, nicht weiter angesprochen. Und tatsächlich ist der Begriff Familie in Ghana meist wesentlich weiter gefasst, als wir dies hier aus Deutschland kennen. Ein Cousin kann z.B. als Bruder bezeichnet werden und eine Tante als Mama. Was für viele von uns erst einmal sehr ungewohnt erscheint, ist für viele Menschen in Ghana etwas ganz Normales.

Diese interkulturellen Unterschiede finden sich auf allen Ebenen unserer Arbeit wieder und können zu Verwirrung, Aha-Effekten und gemeinsamen Lachern führen. Wir als deutsch-ghanaisches Team lernen immer dazu und genau das, macht unsere Arbeit besonders spannend.

Schüler*innen Wohnheime - Ganz normal in Ghana

Wohnheime für Schüler*innen sind in Ghana im Übrigen weit verbreitet. Sie dienen dazu, dass sich die Kinder auf ihre Bildung konzentrieren, einen geregelten Tagesablauf haben und rundum gut betreut sind. Denn in den Familien, aus denen unsere Kids kommen, ist es oft schwierig überhaupt regelmäßig zur Schule zu gehen, geschweige denn Hausaufgaben zu machen und zu lernen. Dies liegt daran, dass die Familien oft kein Geld haben für die Schulgebühren und sich die Kinder entweder um den Haushalt und jüngere Geschwister kümmern oder sogar durch Arbeit, wie z. B. das Verkaufen von Orangen, ihren finanziellen Beitrag zum Familienunterhalt beisteuern müssen.

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Kompromisse finden

Die Eröffnung des One Loves haben wir aufgrund der aus unserer deutschen Sicht nur langsamen Baufortschritte zweimal verschoben, was wiederum unseren ghanaischen Partner verwundert hat. Dies ist ein weiteres Beispiel dafür, wie unterschiedlich unsere beiden Kulturen sind und wie wir seit Gründung immer wieder voneinander gelernt haben und Kompromisse finden mussten.

Für unser deutsches Team war es unvorstellbar, dass die Kinder in ein unfertiges Gebäude einziehen sollten. Schließlich sollte ja alles seine Ordnung haben. Für das ghanaische Team spielte dies jedoch keine große Rolle, da es ihnen vor allem darum ging, den Kindern schnellstmöglich ein sicheres und lernförderliches zu Hause zu bieten.

Dies haben wir auch mit anderen gemeinsamen Bauvorhaben erlebt. Der Schulunterricht wurde z. B. öfters mal in unfertigen Klassenräumen abgehalten. Sobald dann das nötige Geld für die Fertigstellung da war, wurde diese nachgeholt.

Interkulturelle Zusammenarbeit - Miteinander auf Augenhöhe

Wir, das deutsche Team, mussten über die Jahre sehr viel lernen, vor allem, dass wir unserer deutsch-ghanaischen Partnerschaft keinen deutschen Stempel aufdrücken konnten und auch nicht wollten.

Es ging vielmehr um ein Miteinander, ausgerichtet an den Bedürfnissen vor Ort. Ein gemeinsamer Lernprozess, der bis heute nicht abgeschlossen ist. Die Zusammenarbeit von zwei so unterschiedlichen Kulturen stellt uns immer wieder vor Herausforderungen, aber sie gibt auch allen die Chance zu wachsen und ständig dazuzulernen.

Dies habe ich über die Jahre sehr schätzen gelernt und bin dankbar dafür, dass unsere deutsch-ghanaische Partnerschaft uns immer wieder dazu zwingt andere Perspektiven einzunehmen und das Gegenüber verstehen zu wollen. Nur so ist eine interkulturelle Zusammenarbeit überhaupt erst möglich. Ein Miteinander auf Augenhöhe.

Interreligiöses Zusammenleben - Endlich Eröffnung

Auch wenn damals im Oktober 2009 nicht alles, aber dennoch fast alles, fertig war, zogen die ersten 12 Kinder feierlich in unser One Love ein. Dieser Tag wurde in der Gemeinde groß gefeiert, alle Nachbarn*innen, Familienangehörigen, Lehrer*innen und zukünftige Betreuerinnen der Kinder waren anwesend. 

Eröffnungsfeierlichkeiten des One Love Children’s Homes in Tuba, Ghana

Als Ehrengast durften wir damals den Chief Imam von Ghana begrüßen. Er ist das geistliche Oberhaupt der Muslime und seine Anwesenheit, machte diese Eröffnungsfeier zu etwas ganz Besonderem.

Auch wenn sich unsere Bildungsprojekte in Tuba und in Nima-Accra in vorwiegend von muslimischen Familien bewohnten Gegenden befinden, spielte die Zugehörigkeit zu einer speziellen Religionsgemeinschaft in unserer Arbeit nie eine Rolle. So haben wir in unseren Bildungsprojekten von Anfang an eine ziemlich bunte Mischung an muslimischen und christlichen Kindern, Jungs und Mädchen, Voll-, Halb- und Sozialwaisen, gerade so wie der Bedarf an uns herangetragen wurde.

So wie es in Ghana eigentlich üblich ist, denn Ghana ist ein sehr schönes Beispiel dafür, wie ein friedliches Zusammenleben zwischen unterschiedlichen Religionen funktionieren kann.

Die Kinder von damals - Unser Versprechen  einer nachhaltigen Betreuung, die Früchte trägt

Die Kinder von damals sind mittlerweile junge Erwachsene. Einige von Ihnen haben gerade Abitur gemacht, andere studieren oder machen eine Berufsausbildung. 

Die One Love Kinder von damals sind nun junge Erwachsene und haben gerade Abitur gemacht

Anders als andere Einrichtungen, haben wir und unser Partner von Anfang vereinbart, dass wir unsere Kinder nicht mit 18 aus dem Programm entlassen, sondern wir sie solange weiter betreuen und finanziell unterstützen, bis sie auf eigenen Beinen stehen. Alles andere erachten wir als nicht nachhaltig.

Einer unserer One Love Schüler, der mittlerweile an der University of Ghana studiert - einer der besten Schüler landesweit.

Natürlich steigen die Bildungskosten mit jedem Jahr, das unsere Kinder älter werden. Um das Versprechen, das wir den Kindern gegenüber jedoch abgelegt haben, auch einzuhalten, werden wir zukünftig noch mehr finanzielle Mittel benötigen. Jede Spende trägt dazu bei, dass die Arbeit unserer deutsch-ghanaischen Partnerschaft Früchte trägt. Viele unserer Schüler*innen gehören nicht nur zu den besten ihrer Schulen, sondern oft sogar zu den Besten des Landes. 

Jede Spende zählt, denn sie macht einen Unterschied

Mit einer monatlichen Spende können Sie unsere Arbeit noch nachhaltiger unterstützen. Diese ist bereits ab 5 EUR monatlich möglich.

Wir danken Ihnen von Herzen, denn jede einzelne Spende wirkt sich positiv auf das Leben unserer Schützlinge aus. Vielen Dank!

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Wenn Sie lieber per Banküberweisung spenden möchten, können Sie dies über unser Spendenkonto:

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[TASK 140: BAHRAIN]

In celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 420+ Bahraini faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

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Zakia El Ghanjy (1943) Bahraini - actress.

Amina Al Qafaas (1954) Bahraini - actress.

Fatima Ismail (1955) Bahraini - actress.

Latifa Al Megren (1956) Bahraini - actress.

Ahlaam Muhammed (1957) Bahraini - actress.

Maryam Zeman (1957) Bahraini - actress.

Shafeqa Youssef (1958) Bahraini - actress.

Souad Ali (1961) Bahraini - actress.

Samira Abed (1967) Bahraini - actress.

Ahlam / Ahlam Ali Al Shamsi (1968) Bahraini / Emirati - singer.

Zahra Arafat (1969) Bahraini - actress.

Noura Al Balushi (1969) Bahraini - actress.

Roaya Saleh (1969) Bahraini - chef and instagrammer (roayasalehxoxo).

Houria Arafat / Hourya Arafat (1972) Bahraini - actress.

Farah Ali (1972) Bahraini - actress.

Fadila El-Mobasher (1973) Bahraini - actress.

Zainab Al Askari (1974) Bahraini - actress, model, and spokesmodel.

Sumaya El Khenna (1974) Bahraini - actress.

Dina El Khengy (1974) Bahraini - actress.

Fatima Abdul Raheem (1975) Bahraini - actress.

Fay Al Sharqawi (1975) Bahraini - actress.

Shaima Sabt (1977) Bahraini / Indian - actress.

Sian Townson (1977) Bahraini, Welsh, English - filmmaker.

Ghada Al Faihani (1978) Bahraini - actress.

Haifa Hussein (1979) Bahraini - actress and singer.

Zohour Hussein (1979) Bahraini - actress.

Hind / Hend / Suhair (1979) Bahraini - singer-songwriter.

Ebtesam El Atwai (1980) Bahraini - actress.

Wijdan (1980) Bahraini - actress.

Shatha Sabt (1981) Bahraini / Indian - actress.

Amira Mohammed / Amira Mohammed Abdullah (1981) Bahraini - actress.

Wafaa Mekky (1981) Bahraini - actress.

Azhar Elhalwagy (1981) Bahraini - actress.

Al-Mohra (1981) Bahraini - actress.

Aamna Sharif (1982) Bahraini, Persian / Marathi Indian - actress and fashion designer.

Shaikha Albader (1982) Bahraini - actress.

Hessa Al Khalifa (1982) Bahraini / Emirati - instagrammer (hk_alkhalifa).

Sheikha Zowayed (1982) Bahraini - actress.

Yazz Ahmed (1983) Bahraini / British - trumpeter and flugelhorn player.

Mariam Bukamal (1984) Bahraini - tv personality, radio personality, sports commentator, and anchor.

Mashael (1984) Bahraini, Saudi Arabian, Lebanese - singer.

Sabrin Burshaid (1985) Bahraini - actress and tv host.

Ameera Al-Kooheji (1985) Bahraini - tv personality, director, and producer.

May El Calamawy (1986) Bahraini - actress.

Salwa Aljarrash / Salwa Al Jarrash (1986) Bahraini / Saudi Arabian - actress.

Reem Arhama (1986) Bahraini - actress.

Esra'a Al Shafei (1986) Bahraini - blogger.

Shaila Sabt (1989) Bahraini / Indian - actress, model, and Miss Middle East 2013.

Shaima Janahi (1989) Bahraini - actress.

Haya Ahmed (1990) Bahraini - singer and instagrammer (hayaahmed_official).

Fatima Aymen (1990) Bahraini - makeup artist and instagrammer (fatimamakeup).

Hanan Redha (1991) Bahraini - singer.

Samar El Zaaky (1991) Bahraini - actress.

Abrar Sabt (1992) Bahraini / Indian - actress.

Dana Al Salem (1992) Bahraini - actress.

Maria Christina Fernandes (1994) Bahraini / Ugandan, Portuguese - actress, singer, and dancer.

Zainab Mohd / Zainab Mohammad (1995) Bahraini - actress and model.

Eman Sebt (1995) Bahraini - actress.

Rania Abdulla (1996) Bahraini / Lebanese - instagrammer (raniaabdulla9).

Eman Alhussaini (1998) Bahraini - actress.

Fajr El Majed (1998) Bahraini - actress.

Hala Al Turk (2002) Bahraini, Jordanian / Syrian - actress and singer.

Sarah El Bloshy (?) Bahraini - actress.

Jona (?) Bahraini - actress and model (instagram: jona.bh).

Samawa Al-Shaikh (?) Bahraini - actress and singer.

Aya Hamdan (?) Bahraini, Jordanian, Palestinian, Unspecified White - filmmaker.

Sana Saleh (?) Bahraini - actress.

Muneera Muhammad (?) Bahraini - actress.

Lamia (?) Bahraini - actress.

Rita Qassem (?) Bahraini - actress.

Fatma Al-Dosry (?) Bahraini - actress.

Sameera Salman (?) Bahraini - actress.

Eissa Al Khanna (?) Bahraini - actress.

Hania Sulaiman (?) Bahraini - actress.

Faiza Jameel (?) Bahraini - actress.

Rana El Shuwikh (?) Bahraini - actress.

Fatma Zakry (?) Bahraini - actress.

Louloua Saleh (?) Bahraini - actress.

Jasmine Nasr (?) Bahraini - actress.

Zeinat Mahdy (?) Bahraini - actress.

Lamia Al-Shuwaikh (?) Bahraini - actress.

Farah Abdallah (?) Bahraini - actress.

Samah Atteya (?) Bahraini - actress.

Nouf Bahr (?) Bahraini - actress.

Zeinab Kelwan (?) Bahraini - actress.

Fatheya Abdallah (?) Bahraini - actress.

Mariam Youssef Al Kuhji (?) Bahraini - actress.

Fathiya Ajllan (?) Bahraini - musician.

Nahid Al-Shaykh (?) Bahraini - actress.

Amina Salman (?) Bahraini - actress.

Eman Hassan (?) Bahraini - actress.

Mona Hakeem (?) Bahraini - actress.

Nadia Mohammed (?) Bahraini - actress.

Nadia Youssef (?) Bahraini - actress.

Fatima Aziz (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: fatima.aziz36).

Adeela Khan (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: adeela_khan9).

Ayisha Adel (?) Bahraini - model (Instagram: ayishadel).

Aldana (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: aldana__bh).

Fatema Alseni (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: fatema_alseni1).

Um Zayan (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: qadisa_z).

Eliazy Alkhowely (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: eliazy_).

Crisxy (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: __crisxy__).

F - Athletes:

Ruqaya Al-Ghasra (1982) Bahraini - sprinter.

Mariam Mohamed Hadi Al Hilli (1984) Bahraini - sprinter.

Azza Al-Qasmi (1985) Bahraini - sports shooter.

Fatema Hameed Gerashi (1987 or 1988) Bahraini - swimmer.

Sameera Al-Bitar / Samira Al Bitar (1990) Bahraini - swimmer.

Rehana Sunder (1990) Bahraini - badminton player.

Sara Al-Flaij / Sarah Alfalaij (1995) Bahraini - swimmer.

Fatema Almahmeed (1999) Bahraini - swimmer.

M:

Ahmad Jumairi (1947) Bahraini - musician.

Ali Al Shargawi (1948) Bahraini - lyricist and playwright.

Mohammed Yasin (1949) Bahraini - actor.

Ibrahim El-Panki (1949) Bahraini - actor.

Qahtan El Qahtany (1954) Bahraini - actor.

Abdallah Malek (1957) Bahraini - actor.

Ahmed Eissa (1957) Bahraini - actor.

Khaled El Sheikh / Khalid Al-Shaikh (1958) Bahraini - singer-songwriter and composer.

Anwar Ahmed (1959) Bahraini - actor.

Bassam Al-Thawadi (1960) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Hameed Karimi (1960) Bahraini - actor.

Mostafa Rashid (1968) Bahraini - actor and director.

Khaled El Rowaie (1968) Bahraini - actor.

Rashed Al-Majed (1969) Bahraini / Saudi Arabian - singer-songwriter and producer.

Jamaan El Rowiei (1969) Bahraini - actor.

Taher Mohsin (1970) Bahraini - actor.

Ali El Ghreer (1972) Bahraini - actor.

Gamal El Ghilan (1973) Bahraini - actor.

Hussain AlRiffaei (1973) Bahraini - actor, director, and producer.

Nizar Abdulla / Nizar Abdullah (1973) Bahraini - actor.

Mansour El Gedawy (1974) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Haddad (1975) Bahraini - keyboardist, pianist, oud player, and composer.

Ahmed Al Hermi (1975) Bahraini - singer.

Khalid Mandi (1975) Bahraini - musician.

Mohammed Sharafi (1976) Bahraini - actor.

Khalil Al-Rumaithi / Khalil El Romethi (1979) Bahraini - actor.

Rudy Jahchan (1979) Bahraini - internet personality and producer.

Amir Dasmal (1980) Bahraini - actor.

Ala Ghawas (1981) Bahraini - singer-songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, pianist, accordionist, and producer.

Fahad Mandi (1981) Bahraini - actor.

Hassan Mohamed (1982) Bahraini - actor.

Ayad Al Adhamy (1985) Bahraini - singer, guitarist, bassist, keyboardist, percussionist, remixer, and producer.

Niflick (1985) Bahraini - youtuber (Niflick).

Alee Alamm (1987) Bahraini - model and tv personality.

Hamad Al Fardan (1987) Bahraini - rapper and race driver.

Khaled El-Shaer (1987) Bahraini - actor.

Yonis Attiya (1987) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Zeyad Khalifa Zaiman (1987) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Turaif (1988) Bahraini - actor.

Bovlix (1988) Bahraini - dancer, artist, and instagrammer (bovlix).

Hamad A. Ali (1988) Bahraini - actor and filmmaker.

Hasan Abdulla (1989) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Majid Al Maskati (1990) Bahraini - singer.

Hisham Janahy (1991) Bahraini - actor.

Ahmed Sharif (1992) Bahraini - comedian and instagrammer (a.sharif92).

Ibrahim El Beraoy (1992) Bahraini - actor.

Abdulla Aldarzi (1992) Bahraini - actor.

Mohamed Zainal (1993) Bahraini - actor.

AK (1993) Bahraini - instagrammer (kmbs_almajed).

Omar Farooq (1994) Bahraini - youtuber (عمر فاروق Omar Farooq).

Bassam Sabt (1997) Bahraini / Indian - actor.

Khalid Laith (?) Bahraini - actor.

Essam Kamal (?) Bahraini - singer.

Ali Esbai (?) Bahraini - actor, comedian, director, and writer.

Sami Rashdan (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hussain Faisal (?) Bahraini - musician.

Kamal Rasool (?) Bahraini - singer (Flamingods).

Mohamed Buali (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Sawsan El Bosta (?) Bahraini - actor.

Waddah Swar (?) Bahraini - actor, comedian, and writer.

Adel Shams (?) Bahraini - actor.

Douglas Tilley (?) Bahraini / Unspecified White - actor and producer.

Badr Hassan (?) Bahraini - singer.

Ahmed Yacoub Al-Muqla / Ahmed Yacoub Al Moqla (?) Bahraini - director.

Saad Al Bouanin (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ahmed Alsaeg (?) Bahraini - actor and director.

Mohamed Al Qafas (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Abdallah El Saadwe (?) Bahraini - actor.

Thekryat Mosa (?) Bahraini - actor.

Jassim Al-Sayegh (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ali Adel / Ali Adel Hasan (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Peter Fernandes (?) Bahraini / Ugandan, Portuguese - actor and singer.

Aly Al.Aly (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hussein El Haliby (?) Bahraini - actor and director.

Ahmad Salahuddin (?) Bahraini - tv personality.

Mohammed Awad (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mohannad Mahdy (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ali Shaheen (?) Bahraini - actor.

Youssef AbdelKareem (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mamdouh Hassan (?) Bahraini - actor.

AbdelAzizi Saleh Dawood (?) Bahraini - actor.

Moudy Fahd (?) Bahraini - actor.

Faisal Alboori (?) Bahraini - actor.

Eissa Jassem (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hussein Othman (?) Bahraini - actor.

Sami Al Quoz (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Aljowder (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hameed Jaafar (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mahmoud Al Saffar (?) Bahraini - actor.

AbdelJaleel Ramadan (?) Bahraini - actor.

Moen Ali Ahmed (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mahdi AlQassap (?) Bahraini - actor.

Youssef Ibrahim Al Hessany (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ali Abdallah Eissa (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mokhtar Al Sefar (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hassan Al Eskafi (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Sayed Ali Sayed (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Hussein Al Sheikh (?) Bahraini - actor.

Abdallah Yakoub (?) Bahraini - actor.

Khaled Jnahy (?) Bahraini - actor.

Al Bassam Ali (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Abdallah Haram (?) Bahraini - actor.

Abla Abdallah (?) Bahraini - actor.

Sayed Hashem Ibrahim (?) Bahraini - actor.

AbdelNaby Attia (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ibrahim Bo Edrees (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ahmed El Sada (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ibrahim Mahdy (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hany Al Moussa (?) Bahraini - actor.

Salman Bokhari (?) Bahraini - actor.

Afnan Al-Murbaty (?) Bahraini - director.

Khaljan Jalal Al Balloushy (?) Bahraini - actor.

Abdallah Rashdan (?) Bahraini - actor.

Youssef Bader Al Saibaee (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mubarak Khaleefa (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ahmed Asadi (?) Bahraini - musician (instagram: ahmedasadiofficial).

Younis Alsayegh (?) Bahraini - singer and actor.

Hashem Al Qallaf (?) Bahraini - actor.

Talal Al Areefy (?) Bahraini - actor.

Younes Abdallah (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ali Abdallah Badou (?) Bahraini - actor.

Ali Bader Al Saibaee (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Ihsan Ramadan (?) Bahraini - actor.

Abdallah Eissa Abbas (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hussein Ali Al Motawie (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hussein AbdelNaby Thabet (?) Bahraini - actor.

Bader Mohammed (?) Bahraini - actor.

Seif Ali Al Ghurair (?) Bahraini - actor.

Habeeb Hilal Naseeb (?) Bahraini - actor.

Mohammed Fouad Mohammed (?) Bahraini - actor.

Hesham Youssef Abdallah (?) Bahraini - actor.

Jassem Al Damen actor (?) Bahraini - actor.

Cielo (?) Bahraini - actor.

Isa Alhamer (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Ahmad Najem (?) Bahraini - musician.

Nidal Badr (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Ibraheem Al-Tememy (?) Bahraini - filmmaker.

Ali Abdulemam (?) Bahraini - blogger.

Jassim (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: jasoom_333).

Ahsnoo (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: ahsnoo_bh).

A_al3rabii (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: a_al3rabii).

Waqas Mughal (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: waq_as_4).

Cesc Hussain (?) Bahraini - model (instagram: cesc_hussain).

M - Athletes:

Saad Mubarak Ali (1960) Bahraini - long-distance runner.

Hamood Sultan (1960) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Hamada (1961) Bahraini - hurdler.

Khalid Ibrahim Jouma (1962) Bahraini - sprinter.

Saleh Sultan Faraj (1963) Bahraini - fencer.

Abdullah Al-Dosari (1965) Bahraini -  long-distance runner.

Taj Mohammad (1965) Bahraini - cricketer.

Abdulrahman Khaled (1966) Bahraini - fencer.

Khaled Abdullah Hassan (1966) Bahraini - hurdler.

Khalifa Hamad Khamis (1966) Bahraini - fencer.

Ahmed Al-Doseri (1966) Bahraini - fencer.

Rashid Riyadh Al-Ameeri (1967) Bahraini - hammer thrower.

Saber Mohamed Hasan (1967) Bahraini - cyclist.

Salman Sharida (1968) Bahraini - footballer.

Hamed Al-Jazaf (1969) Bahraini - footballer.

Youssef Ali Nesaif Boukhamas (1969) Bahraini - javelin thrower.

Jamal Ahmed Al-Doseri (1970) Bahraini - cyclist.

Abdulla Saleh (1970) Bahraini - footballer.

Mamdooh Al-Doseri (1971) Bahraini - cyclist.

Qamar Saeed (1971) Bahraini - cricketer,

Jameel Kadhem (1971) Bahraini - cyclist.

Mohammad Al-Shamlan (1972) Bahraini - footballer.

Ali Al Thani (1972) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Saleh Hadj Haidara (1974) Bahraini - middle-distance runner.

Mirza Yaqoob (1974) Bahraini - cricketer.

Zafar Zaheer (1974) Bahraini - cricketer.

Talal Yousif / Talal Yousef Mohammed (1975) Bahraini - footballer.

Tareq Al-Farsani (1975) Bahraini - bodybuilder.

Mohammad Dar (1975) Bahraini - cricketer,

Shihara Perera (1975) Bahraini - cricketer,

Yaser Sadeq (1975) Bahraini - cricketer,

Mirza Baig (1975) Bahraini - cricketer,

Fawaz Ismail Johar (1976) Bahraini - hurdler.

Adnan Butt (1976) Bahraini - cricketer,

Hisham Abdulqader Abdulla (1976) Bahraini - volleyball player.

Salman Isa (1977) Bahraini - footballer.

Ali Aamer (1977) Bahraini - footballer.

Ghazi Al Kuwari (1977) Bahraini - footballer.

Salem Nasser Bakheet (1977) Bahraini - high jumper.

Shahzad Ahmed (1978) Bahraini - cricketer.

Muhammad Hanif (1978) Bahraini - cricketer.

Ahmed Al Hujairi (1978) Bahraini - footballer.

Rashad Jamal Salem (1979) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Salmeen (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Ebrahim Al Mishkhas (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Rashid Al-Dosari (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Vasantha Kunder (1980) Bahraini - cricketer.

Mohamed Husain (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Hassan Taleb (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Imran Ghulam (1980) Bahraini - cricketer.

Abdulla Al-Marzooqi (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Mahmood Jalal (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulrahman Abdulkarim (1980) Bahraini - footballer.

Husain Pete / Husain Ali (1981) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Hubail (1981) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Duaij Mahorfi (1981) Bahraini - footballer.

Hussain Ali Baba (1982) Bahraini - footballer.

Saleh Abdulhameed (1982) Bahraini - footballer.

A’ala Hubail (1982) Bahraini - footballer.

Hussain Salman (1982) Bahraini - footballer.

Hussain Karimi (1983) Bahraini - footballer.

Abbas Ahmed Khamis (1983) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahmood Abdulqader (1983) Bahraini - handball player.

Sayed Mohamed Adnan (1983) Bahraini - footballer.

Duaij Naser Abdulla (1983) Bahraini - footballer.

Hassan Al-Mosawi (1984) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulwahab Al-Safi (1984) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahmood Abdulrahman (1984) Bahraini - footballer.

Hamad Rakea Al-Anezi (1984) Bahraini - footballer.

Dawood Youssef (1985) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Shubbar Alawi (1985) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulla Al-Dakeel (1985) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Mohammed Jaffer (1985) Bahraini - footballer.

C. J. Giles (1985) Bahraini - basketball player.

Husain Al-Qaidoom (1986) Bahraini - handball player.

Ismail Abdullatif (1986) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahillen Beadle (1986) Bahraini - cricketer.

Ali Khamis (1986) Bahraini - handball player.

Shahzad Siddique (1987) Bahraini - cricketer.

Heri Setiawan (1987) Bahraini - badminton player.

Mohamed Merza (1987) Bahraini - handball player.

Reem Al-Hashmi (1987) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahmood Abdulla (1987) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahmood Al-Ajmi (1987) Bahraini - footballer.

James Love (1987) Bahraini - footballer.

Abbas Ayyad (1987) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Abdulla Ali (1987) Bahraini - footballer.

Jamal Rashid (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Abo Baker Adam (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Husain Al-Sayyad (1988) Bahraini - handball player.

Hesham Shehab (1988) Bahraini - swimmer.

Ahmed Al Khattal (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Ali Haram (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Al-Maqabi (1988) Bahraini - handball player.

Hasan Al-Fardan (1988) Bahraini - handball player.

Hassan Chani (1988) Bahraini - long-distance runner.

Ali Merza (1988) Bahraini - handball player.

Faisal Bodahoom (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulla Yaser (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Dawood Saad (1988) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahdi Saad (1989) Bahraini - handball player.

Sami Al-Husaini (1989) Bahraini - footballer.

Rashed Al-Hooti (1989) Bahraini - footballer.

Jasim Al-Salatna (1989) Bahraini - handball player.

Zouhair Aouad (1989) Bahraini - long-distance runner.

Mohamed Abdulredha (1989) Bahraini - handball player.

Hamed Al-Doseri (1989) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Abdulhusain (1989) Bahraini - handball player.

Mohammed Tayeb Al Alawi (1989) Bahraini - footballer.

The Hawk / Mohammed Shahid (1989) Bahraini - mixed martial artist.

Abdulrahim Abdulhameed (1990) Bahraini - Taekwondo practitioner.

Mohamed Al Romaihi (1990) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulla Al-Haza'a (1990) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulwahab Al-Malood (1990) Bahraini - footballer.

Menasheh Idafar (1991) Bahraini / Iraqi Jewish - race driver.

Ahmed Merza (1991) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Jaafar Ahmed (1991) Bahraini - footballer.

Ashraf Waheed Al Sebaie (1991) Bahraini - footballer.

Hasan Al-Samahiji (1991) Bahraini - handball player.

Ali Abdulla Eid (1991) Bahraini - handball player.

Bilal Basham (1991) Bahraini - handball player.

Waleed Al Hayam (1991) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahdi Abduljabbar (1991) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Juma (1992) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulkarim Fardan (1992) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Dhiya Saeed (1992) Bahraini - footballer.

Komail Mahfoodh (1992) Bahraini - handball player.

Mahdi Al-Humaidan (1993) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Habib (1993) Bahraini - handball player.

Abdulla Yusuf Helal (1993) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdulla Shallal (1993) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Al-Maqabi (1994) Bahraini - handball player.

Kamil Al Aswad (1994) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Redha Isa (1994) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Baqer (1994) Bahraini - footballer.

Ali Khamis (1995) Bahraini - hurdler.

Ali Madan (1995) Bahraini - footballer.

Khalid Baba (1996) Bahraini - swimmer.

Farhan Farhan (1996) Bahraini - swimmer.

Hasan Madan (1996) Bahraini - handball player.

Jasim Al-Shaikh (1996) Bahraini - footballer.

Hamad Al-Shamsan (1997) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Bughammar (1997) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohammed Al-Hardan (1997) Bahraini - footballer.

Sayed Hashim Isa (1998) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Marhoon (1998) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Jalal (1998) Bahraini - handball player.

Abdulla Yaseen (1998) Bahraini - handball player.

Ahmed Husain (1999) Bahraini - handball player.

Ahmed Al-Sherooqi (2000) Bahraini - footballer.

Husain Mahfoodh (2001) Bahraini - handball player.

Ahmed Meshaima (?) Bahraini - paralympic track and field athlete.

Hamad Bader (?) Bahraini - swimmer.

Esa Fadel (?) Bahraini - swimmer.

Omar Jasim (?) Bahraini - swimmer.

Husain Habib (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Ahmed Mushaima (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Hassan Al Mosawi (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Jaffar (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Nabeel Saleh Mubarak (?) Bahraini - swimmer.

Adnan Ali Daif (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdul Rahman Jassim (?) Bahraini - modern pentathlete.

Khamis Eid Rafe Thani (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Mohamed Juma (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Ali Saeed Abdulla (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Faisal Abdulaziz (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Abdul Rahman Ahmed (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Juma Hilal Faraj (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Adel Abbas (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Saad Al Amer (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Fayad Mahmoud Hissain (?) Bahraini - footballer.

Mahmood AlMaghrabi (?) Bahraini - bodybuilder (instagram: mamoo95).

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