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Saudi Opinion writer at Makkah Newspaper.
Previously at Albilad Daily & Arab News.
I use my pen to advocate gender equality, human rights & peace!
Education:
Graduate, Master of International Relations.
Bachelor of Arts, English Literature.
Worked as:
A lecturer at Princess Noura University.
A translator at Saudi British Bank.
A technical writer at Saudi British Bank.
A business consultant at Ernst & Young.
A segment manager at Arab National Bank.
A Project Manager at Ministry of Health.
For more on my professional background please visit my linkedin page
Good luck ….it’s good to hear the voice in your head but not make noice out of it
Thank u 🙂
welcome
Nice work Tamy .. keep the Momentum.
Thanks Sino 🙂
Thanks also for replying. I admire your pofessional achievements.
You are an inspiration. I hope to hear more from you soon.
Thank you.
Thank u Benjamin 🙂
Correct if I am wrong , I thing there are some hidden motives in your thoughts.
But you are the kind of a writer who forces me to read her words ,,,, !!!!
Wish you the best.
Thank u Mohd and everybody has motives 🙂
every person has agenda and not propaganda
Very nice walaah, I’ll come back again and read very slowly ..
go a head Tamador ..
Hope to read more from you …in english, (unfortunately, as my arab must be as terrible as ur valencian! 😀 )… meanwhile I’m still waiting to see if my comments were accepted or not! can you liberate me from this dilemma? 😉
liberated 😉
loool
I nominated you for the versatile blogger award. And you can check it out here:
http://almustarib.wordpress.com/2013/04/28/hey-wait-nominee-cest-moi-cmonnnn-s/
Thank you!
Truly honored 🙂
well… the honour is mine! 😀 but keep in mind the rules of the prize! 😀 may be a hard work!
I wish u “All the very best of LUCK”…
وحش تماضر بس ليش ما يكون لكم صوت في الجرائد ؟
اكتب كل احد في البلاد وبعض المقالات في ايلاف والإنجليزية منها في عرب نيوز
Can you check your email please
I wish all the best. Everything needs time.
Indeed. Thanks
Today protest-day of Saudi-Arabian-Women for the right to drive a car!
So please, look at me – my foto here : I am a german, blond woman, mother of two boys, married for more than 20 years,
and I am working as a professional bus driver!
Because I like bus driving – I could work as a secretary, too – but I like bus driving…
I am a good driver, sure, driving a big bus every day! Without having an accident for many years. (Driving License for more than 25 years now without accident or damage!)
In my country it is normal, that women are working as a bus driver or other big cars. I know more women in my town, working as bus driver.
Thank you for the inspiration
أنا امرأة. أنا أم.
أنا أعمل كسائق حافلة.
لدي رخصة قيادة لمدة 25 عاما.
لمدة 25 عاما وأنا ركوب دون حادث.
ماشاء الله الله يحفظك
J’admire votre combativité, votre énergie et votre courage dans un pays ou les droits fondamentaux ne sont pas respectés quand il s’agit des femmes…
You’ re so very brave!! I cannot do much for you from abroad (Germany), but feel to be supported at least morally, I admire your courage and hope so much you’ll be successful some day without being harmed..! I have 4 children, two girls (19, 4) and two boys (11, 9), my older daughter has her driving licence and she’d never accept any restrictions for being a woman. She’s taking her exams at school this year and wants to become a police woman. I hope you’ll succeed in your struggles for more personal freedom – we keep our fingers crossed for you!! Your boys will be part of the hope for your country, if more mothers are inspired as you there must be a chance to make changes…Good luck!!
I’m an islamic scientist
hi i am aswin(age 21) from india, seen your support for women driving hats off to you,keep on going,now i started reading books written by arab womens, i am malala, three cups of tea, Reading Lolita In Tehran,Desert Flower,In the Name of Honor: A Memoir,Burned Alive,Slave: My True Story.
All this books are in my wishlist to read,on reading the summery i can realise how brave your women’s are,keep on going,world is behind you.https://www.facebook.com/aswin.kumar.714049 ( my fb link).
hi I am from pakistan, I saw ur video it is very courageous.May Allah help u and u keep up the good work!!!!
Thank you Zohaib 🙂
Hi Tamador, i work in a Egyptian website as Head of Arab affairs Department and it will be on track very soon .i would like to contact you to discuss some issues if you don’t mind 🙂
My email : fatima-hamdan1@hotmail.com
hope to hear from you soon
Regards
كتابتك حلوة لكن رجاءا استعمال العبارات الفصحى للخطاب العالمي احلى (على الهامش صورة رأسين أو ثلاث مدعوشة داخل طنجرة)
Keep it up Tamador…! Because you have to prove as a human being you have the rights to drive and making your life by your likings…! So don’t be afraid to change the customs…!!! If you think you are on the right way, then don’t go behind…!!!
Appreciate the support 🙂
Hi Tamador,
I had a chance to work in the Kingdom years ago and have seen how the women sometime suffer for not being able to function normally in public due to restrictions.With a woman like you trying her best to change for the better as she sees fit , I salute for doing so. You have started the momentum and keep this going. The women of the world is behind you!
Many thanks 🙂
Go on … until the fruit ..
yeah Saudi Arabia is on a big positive transition .. Lets not the Iron curtains hide your stimuli ..
Asalam o Alykum,
What’s the result recently held election in KSA?
What would be women perspective & success in those elections?
Regards