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Seef Mall

Seef Mall (Arabic: مجمع السيف) is the second largest mall in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Managed by Seef Properties, the mall is located in the Seef district of the capital city, Manama. It attracts an average of 25,000 visitors a day. Location Seef Mall is directly connected to Fraser Suites at the western end of the mall. The Al Aali Shopping Complex is located near the eastern end at the entrance near the Marks and Spencer store. To the south is the Shaikh Khalifa Bin Salman Highway. Beyond the highway to the south is The Bahrain Mall. To the southeast is the Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre. History Seef Mall opened its doors in 1997 and attracts an average of 25,000 shoppers every day. In 2007, it was named by the Oxford Business Group as "Bahrain's most successful real estate venture to date". Capitalising on the mall's financial success, the Bahraini government sold its 48% stake in the parent company Seef Holdings, which managed malls and properties at 45 locations across the Kingdom, in an IPO in April 2007, with favourable terms for Bahraini investors. See also List of shopping malls in Bahrain Manama incident References External links Seef Mall website
Serafi Mega Mall

Serafi Mega Mall is a shopping mall on the corner of Tahlia Street and 60th street in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It hosts two gaming areas, In10So and MoonToon, that feature Arcade Games, Escape Hunt, Laser Tag, Kart Racing, Bowling and Archery. The building has a L-shaped layout with shops arranged along a central "spine". A 16,000 sq ft (1,500 m2) Danube hypermarket is one anchor. The other anchor is a six-story office building. The project cost was $100 million See also List of shopping malls in Saudi Arabia References
Umm Salal Stadium

Das Umm Salal Stadium (arabisch ملعب أم صلال) war ein geplantes Fußballstadion in der katarischen Stadt Umm Salal. Das Stadion war als Austragungsort der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2022 vorgesehen und sollte Platz für 45.120 Zuschauer bieten. Das Stadion sollte an ein Arabisches Kastell erinnern und als Heimstätte des Umm-Salal Sport Club dienen, die bis dahin ihre Heimspiele im Al-Gharafa Stadium austragen haben und die Sportstätte mit dem al-Gharafa Sports Club teilen. In der Bewerbung von Katar waren noch 12 Stadien (mit dem Umm Salal Stadium) für das Turnier vorgesehen. Später wurde die Zahl, nach Kritik an 12 großen Stadien für ein kleines Land wie Katar, auf acht Stadien reduziert. Einzelnachweise
Umm Salal Stadium

The Umm Salal Stadium (Arabic: ملعب أم صلال) was a proposed football stadium that would have been built in the town of Umm Salal Mohammed in Umm Salal, Qatar. It was designed by Albert Speer & Partner GmbH. It was one of the five proposed World Cup stadiums which were never built by Qatar. A major factor in its cancellation was its distance from the Doha Metro and from other accommodation and sporting venues in Doha. Plans Umm Salal Stadium was planned to support 45,120 fans. The conceptual design of the stadium was based on traditional Arabian forts. Post World Cup, the stadium would have decreased its capacity to 25,500 seats and would have been used by Umm Salal F.C. as their home ground. References
Estádio de Umm Salal

O Estádio de Umm Salal é um dos estádios no Catar para a Copa do Mundo de 2022, rojetado pela Albert Speer & Partner GmbH. Planejamento O estádio tem uma capacidade superior a 45 mil lugares. O projeto conceitual é baseado em tradicionais fortalezas árabes. Após a Copa do Mundo o estádio será utilizado pelo Umm-Salal Sports Club, uma das equipes de futebol mais tradicionais do país. Referências
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium

Sheikh Zayed Stadium (arabisk: ملعب الكريكيت الشيخ زايد) er et idrætsanlæg i Abu Dhabi. Det kostede $22 millioner at bygge og er et af verdens nyeste cricketbaner. Den første kamp, som blev spillet i november 2004, var en first-class kamp mellem Skotland og Kenya. Kilder
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium

Das Sheikh Zayed Stadium ist ein Cricketstadion in Abu Dhabi in den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten. Es wurde nach dem Emir Zayid bin Sultan Al Nahyan benannt und kostete bei seiner Errichtung 23 Millionen US-Dollar. Kapazität & Infrastruktur Bei seiner Eröffnung 2004 sollte es das modernste Cricketstadion der Welt sein. Es hat eine Kapazität von 20.000 Sitzplätzen. Die Belichtungsanlage besteht aus vier 70 m hohen Flutlichtmasten, die aus jeweils 60 großen Scheinwerfern bestehen. Die Spielerräume sind mit Klimaanlagen ausgestattet um den hohen Temperaturen für die wartenden Spieler erträglich zu machen. Die beiden Enden, an denen sich zwei großen Tribünen befinden, werden North End und Pavilion End genannt. Internationales Cricket Das erste internationale Match fand zwischen Kenia und Schottland im Intercontinental Cup 2004 statt. Nach den Angriffen auf das Cricketteam Sri Lankas beschloss das Pakistan Cricket Board alle zukünftigen Matches Pakistans aus Sicherheitsgründen in die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate zu verlegen. Seit 2006 ist das Stadion eines der drei „neuen“ Heimstadien (Dubai International Cricket Stadium und Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium) der pakistanischen Cricket-Nationalmannschaft. Neben internationalen Test Matches und One-Day Internationals wurden auch 2014 Indian-Premier-League-Matches hier ausgetragen. Das Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium war einer der Austragungsorte der internationalen Turniere Asia Cup 2018 und T20 World Cup 2021. Siehe auch Liste der Test-Cricket-Stadien Weblinks Stadion auf Crickinfo Abu Dhabi Cricket Club Einzelnachweise
Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium

The Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium (Arabic: ملعب زايد للكريكت) is a cricket ground located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The $23 million stadium, built by Concor, opened in May 2004, with its inaugural first-class match being an Intercontinental Cup fixture between Scotland and Kenya in November of that year. The stadium was one of the dedicated venues for the 2021 ICC Men's T20 World Cup. The stadium has a large stand at either end, with the areas square of the wicket offering grass banks for additional seating. It can hold 20,000 people. International fixtures Among the stadium's most memorable events were two charity matches between rivals Pakistan and India in April 2006. These matches were played to support the survivors of the 2005 Pakistan earthquake. The series was expected to raise $10 million for earthquake relief. Many other international series have been played on the ground. Following the 2009 attack on the Sri Lanka national cricket team, Pakistan was unable to host home matches and played a number of home series matches in the UAE, including series against Australia, England, West Indies, New Zealand, South Africa and Sri Lanka. ICC 2021 T20 World Cup The 2021 ICC Men's T20 World Cup is the first ICC tournament to be hosted by the UAE. It began on 17 October and will run to 14 November. Four first round matches were hosted in Abu Dhabi, with 10 Super 12 matches and a semi-final also being held at the stadium. Afghanistan National Cricket Team Due to security concerns around playing matches against other international teams in Afghanistan itself (especially since the Talibans return to power in 2021), the Afghan National Cricket Team has played home matches at the stadium since 2010. Domestic fixtures In 2009, the stadium hosted numerous cricket games, mostly fixtures in the Nissan Gulf Cup, with first-class teams from England and India competing against each other. In March 2009, Sussex, Lancashire, Middlesex and Surrey all played pre-season friendlies on the ground. The first 20 games of total 60 games of the 2014 Indian Premier League was held in the UAE, with some matches taking place at the stadium. The 2020 Indian Premier League was played in the UAE from September to November, with 20 matches played at the stadium, including the opening match of the tournament. The second half of the next season's league was also played in the UAE from September to October 2021. Football fixtures A friendly match between Thailand and Oman was played at the ground in January 2019. Nursery grounds The stadium complex also features a pair of smaller grounds called Nursery 1 (also known as Tolerance Oval) and Nursery 2 (also known as Mohan's Oval). Mohan's Oval was used for a Twenty20 International between United Arab Emirates and Australia in October 2018. In September 2019, Tolerance Oval was named as one of the venues to host cricket matches for the 2019 ICC T20 World Cup Qualifier tournament. See also Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi T10 Sport in the United Arab Emirates DSC Cricket Stadium 2020 Indian Premier League References
Shimal

Shimal is a settlement in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. It is associated with the Shihuh tribe of the Northern UAE and Oman and with the foundation of the Islamic era port of Julfar, and was once the seat of the Ruler of Julfar. It is also the location of an important archaeological site dating back to the Umm Al Nar culture (2600–2000 BC). Archaeology Tombs excavated and surveyed at Shimal include both the round Umm Al Nar type and the barrow tombs typical of the Wadi Suq era. Grave goods found at Shimal have included large finds of pottery as well as beads and objects providing a link to the Harappan Indus Valley Civilisation. The burial grounds at Shimal consist of at least 250 graves, some of which have been found to encompass over 300 burials. Many of the tombs were re-used. The nearby site of Seih Al Harf mirrors many of the finds at Shimal. The excavations at Shimal, principally those of the mid-1980s by a team from the University of Göttingen in Germany, are significant as they provided early evidence of the Wadi Suq period, including finds of pottery, soft-stone vessels, bronze and copper weapons and beads which came to be regarded as typical of the period c. 2000–1300 BC in the UAE. Sheba's Palace Shimal Fort, known locally as "Sheba's Palace", is an Islamic era fortification connected with the town wall of nearby Julfar, the Islamic era trading port and settlement. It was thought to have been the seat of the Ruler of Julfar. The Wadi Sur town wall, running some 7km from the lagoon to the south of present-day Ras Al Khaimah to the mountains, was a 4–5m high defensive structure with watchtowers placed every 150 metres. The fort consists of a long rectangular structure located on a plateau overlooking the plain and settlement of Kush and, latterly, Julfar. It has been dated to the 11th century, contemporaneous with the construction of the wall and the growth of Julfar as an important port, with Kush as its administrative centre. In the 13th century, Kush was abandoned as the coastal area of Al Mataf flowered when Julfar became a tributary of the Kingdom of Hormuz. The town wall continued to be an important fortification until its collapse in the mid-18th century, while Sheba's Palace was relegated to the role of refuge fortification (a role also performed by the fort of Dhayah to the North of Shimal, where the final surrender of the Qawasim to the British took place in 1819). See also List of ancient settlements in the UAE Archaeology of the United Arab Emirates References
Fort Masmak

Das Fort Masmak (arabisch قصر المصمك, DMG Qaṣr al-Maṣmak) ist eine Festungsanlage in der saudi-arabischen Hauptstadt Riad, die in der Geschichte des Landes eine besondere Rolle spielte. Geschichte Das Fort wurde um das Jahr 1865 im Hauptort des arabischen Stammes der Al Saud erbaut. Die Al Saud waren durch innere Zwistigkeiten so geschwächt, dass sie in den Folgejahren unter die Oberherrschaft der Āl Raschīd aus Ha'il kamen, die nördlich von Riad ihr eigenes Reich ausbauten und das Innere der Arabischen Halbinsel unterwarfen. 1891 vertrieben sie die Al Saud aus Riad, die in Kuwait ins Exil gingen. Im Januar 1902 gelang es dem jungen Emir Abd al-Aziz ibn Saud in einem Handstreich zusammen mit sieben Getreuen das Fort Masmak zu überrennen und die Stadt Riad in Besitz zu nehmen. Dieser Überfall auf das Fort im Zentrum der Handelsaktivitäten der Stadt und die Inbesitznahme des seit 1824 angestammten Territoriums der Al Saud war der Beginn der Eroberung des gesamten Gebiets des heutigen Saudi-Arabien, die erst 1932 mit der Eroberung des Asir abgeschlossen war. Bauwerk Das Fort Masmak wurde auf einem Steinfundament aus lehmverputzten Lehmziegeln im Zentrum der heutigen Altstadt von Riad errichtet. Auf den Ecken des Quadrats aus dicken Mauern stehen jeweils Wachttürme. Der einzige Zugang in die Festung ist ein aus Palmstämmen gebautes Tor von 3,65 Metern Höhe und 2,65 Metern Breite. In der Mitte des Tors befindet sich eine Tür, die gerade so breit ist, dass jeweils nur ein Mensch in die Festung herein- oder herausgelangen konnte. Innerhalb des Forts befinden sich auch eine Moschee und ein Brunnen. Die Decken der Innenräume bestehen aus bemalten Palmenstämmen. Die Verbindungstüren im labyrinthartigen Grundriss aus Innenhöfen und Räumen sind ebenfalls bemalt. Nutzung Fort Masmak wurde von 1902 bis 1938 als Regierungssitz des Königreichs genutzt. Erst dann war ein neuer Palast, der Murabba-Palast, nördlich von Alt-Riad fertiggestellt. Beide Bauwerke dienen heute als Museen und sind unter anderen Gebäuden Teil des King Abdulaziz Historical Centre von Riad. Bilder Weblinks Virtuelle Tour des Forts (en.) Architectural Heritage in Saudi Arabia: From the Dynasty to the Nation, Jörg Matthias Determann, Presentation at the Royal Society for Asian Affairs in London, 15. Dezember 2010 Saudi Arabia Celebrates the Centennial of a Historic Event (Memento vom 20. August 2004 im Internet Archive), Saudi Arabia Magazine Winter 1999, Volume 15, Number 4 Saudi Arabia’s Centennial: The Centennial’s Jewel—Riyadh (Memento vom 10. Oktober 2012 im Internet Archive), Arthur Clark in Saudi Aramco World, issue 1/1999. Qasr al-Masmak, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Archnet.org Einzelnachweise
Fort Masmak

Le fort Masmak (en arabe : قصر المصمك, Qaṣr al-Maṣmak) est un fort situé dans le centre historique de Riyad, en Arabie Saoudite. Fait d'argile et de terre crue, il comprend des murs épais ainsi que quatre miradors. Cet édifice joue un rôle important dans la bataille de Riyad du 14 janvier 1902, durant laquelle les rebelles menés par Abdelaziz ben Abderrahmane al-Saoud reprennent possession de la ville. Histoire Le fort Masmak est construit vers 1865 par le prince Abdulrahman ibn Sulaiman ibn Dabaan sous le règne de Mohammed ben Abdallah al-Rachid, chef de l'Émirat de Haïl, qui avait pris de force le contrôle de la ville au clan rival des Saoud. En janvier 1902, le jeune émir Abdelaziz ben Abderrahmane al-Saoud, alors en exil au Koweït, réussit à faire capturer le fort Masmak depuis sa garnison de Rachid. Le fort Masmak est situé dans le centre-ville commercial du vieux Riyad. Il est utilisé par le roi Abdulaziz entre 1902 et 1938, avant que celui-ci ne fasse transférer sa cour au palais Murabba (en) nouvellement construit. Le fort est rénové au début des années 1980. Il est ensuite ajouté au centre historique du roi Abdulaziz, un ensemble d'anciens bâtiments restaurés de Riyad. Les « célébrations du siècle » de ces bâtiments se tiennent en 1999. Utilisation actuelle La grande porte d'entrée du fort est faite de bois de palmier et mesure 3,65 m de haut sur 2,65 m de large. En son centre se trouve une ouverture, nommée al-Khokha, conçue pour ne faire entrer qu'une seule personne à la fois ; c'est un moyen de défense permettant les entrées et les sorties sans ouvrir la grande porte. Le fort Masmak renferme également une mosquée et un puits à eau. Les toits de l'édifice ainsi que les portes de communication menant à la cour sont faits de bois peint. Le musée, créé en 1995, abrite une exposition d'armes, de costumes antiques et d'anciens objets agricoles. Ouverture au public Le site est ouvert à tous les visiteurs aux horaires suivants : Images Notes et références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Masmak fort » (voir la liste des auteurs). Voir aussi Liens externes (en) « Plan et photographies du fort » (en) « Visite virtuelle du fort »(Archive.org • Wikiwix • Google • Que faire ?) Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail de l’histoire militaire Portail des musées Portail de l’Arabie saoudite
Forte Masmak

O Forte Masmak, Castelo de Al Masmak ou Palácio Musmak ( em Árabe:Qaṣr al-Maṣmak قصر المصمك ‎) é um complexo de fortificação que fica localizado no centro da cidade de Riade,no bairro antigo da capital,na Arábia Saudita. História Foi construído por volta de 1865,constituído de argila,tijolos de barro,fundada em blocos de pedra e possui quatro torres de vigia.Este edifício teve um papel importante na História da cidade,onde ocorreu a recaptura de Riade,liderada por Ibn Saud em 14 de janeiro 1902. Referências Ligações externas Masmak Fort se torna destino popular turístico da cidade de Riyadh (em inglês).Noticia Publicada em 27 de setembro de 2013.
Масмак

Крепость Масмак — глинобитная крепость в самом центре Эр-Рияда, построенная в 1865 году эмиром Мухамедом ибн Абдулой. Город и крепость захватили 14 января 1902 года Абдул-Азиз ибн Абдуррахман и его брат Мухаммед ибн Абдуррахман, находившиеся в изгнании. С 1902 по 1938 год здесь помещался главный суд. В 1980-х гг. обветшавшие здания были отреставрированы. С 1999 г. крепость имеет статус музея. Ссылки Схема и фотографии Виртуальное путешествие по форту
Масмак

Тврђава Масмак (арап. قصر المصمك, Каср ал-Масмак ) је комплекс утврђења у главном граду Саудијске Арабије Ријаду који је имао посебну улогу у историји земље. Историја Тврђава је подигнута око 1865. године у престоници арапског племена Ал Сауд. Ал Сауди су били толико ослабљени унутрашњим сукобима да су у годинама које су уследиле дошли под власт Ал Рашида из Хаила, који су проширили своје царство северно од Ријада и потчинили унутрашњост Арапског полуострва. Протерали су емира Ал Сауда из Ријада, који је отишао у изгнанство у Кувајт 1891. године. У јануару 1902, млади емир Абд ал-Азиз ибн Сауд, заједно са седам следбеника, успео је да прегази тврђаву Масмак и преузме град Ријад. Овај напад на тврђаву у средишту градских трговачких активности и заузимање територије предака Ал Сауда од 1824. године, био је почетак освајања читавог подручја данашње Саудијске Арабије, које је завршено тек 1932. године, освајањем Асира. Структура Тврђава Масмак је изграђена на каменој основи од цигли од блата у центру данашњег старог града Ријада. На угловима трга дебелих зидова стоје стражарске куле. Једини приступ тврђави је кроз капију од палминих стабала, висине 3,65 метара и ширине 2,65 метара. У средини капије су врата која су довољно широка да дозволи само једној особи да уђе или изађе из тврђаве истовремено. Унутар тврђаве је џамија и чесма. Унутрашњи плафони су од фарбаних палминих дебла. Осликана су и спољна врата у лавиринтском распореду дворишта и просторија. Употреба Тврђава Масмак је коришћена као седиште владе Краљевине од 1902. до 1938. године. Тек тада је завршена нова палата, палата Мураба, северно од Старог Ријада. Обе структуре сада служе као музеји и део су историјског центра краља Абд ал-Азиза ибн Сауда у Ријаду. Референце Спољашње везе Медији везани за Масмак на Викимедијиној остави Home | The Embassy of The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Архивирано на веб-сајту Wayback Machine (23. новембар 2021)
Masmakfortet

Masmakfortet (arabiska: قصر المصمك), är en tidigare befästning av putsad lersten i Riyadh i Saudiarabien som byggdes mellan 1865 och 1895 under emiratet Jabal Shammar. Fortet erövrades år 1902 av emiren Ibn Saud och hans män som därmed kunde ta kontroll över Riyadh. Det var säte för regenten till 1938 då Murabba-palatset invigdes. Fortet öppnade som historiskt museum år 1995. Byggnaden är fyrkantig och försedd med 18 meter höga, runda, avsmalnande försvarstorn i hörnen. En 3,6 meter hög och 2,6 meter bred port av palmträ leder in till en innergård som omges av flera mindre rum och en moské. På innergården finns en brunn och ett kvadratiskt torn. Utrymmena på övre våningen användes tidigare som bostad, skattkammare och gästrum. Museet berättar historien om Saudiarabiens enande med hjälp av fotografier och filmer. Källor Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Masmakfortet.
Skycourts Towers

Skycourts Towers is a project by National Bonds Corporation PJSC located within the Dubailand Residence Complex in Dubai. The AED 1.6 billion development offers 2,836 apartments across 6 towers. Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) introduced the route between Dubai Mall Metro Station and the nearby area. Air Conditioning Originally planned to be fulfilled by Empower, Alpha Utilities has ended up as the provider of air conditioning to the building via District cooling. Controversies Several residents report that air conditioning charges are unclear and unreasonably high, and have decided to take legal action against Alpha Utilities. See also List of development projects in Dubai References External links Official website
Horizon University College

Horizon University College (HUC) (formerly Skyline University College) is a private higher education institution in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. Founded in 1990 by Kamal Puri, the university operated for over three decades in Sharjah before relocating to Ajman in 2025 under its new name. HUC is approved, and its programs are accredited by the Commission on Academic Accreditation (CAA) of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MOHESR), United Arab Emirates. The college is a member of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and of the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. HUC was established in September 1990 in Sharjah by Mr. Kamal Puri under the patronage of its ruler Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi, a member of the UAE Supreme Council. Institution offers a four-year Bachelor of Business Administration degree program with concentration Human Resources Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International Business, Marketing and Retail Management, Public Administration and Tourism and Hospitality Management and Major in Accounting. It Also offers a four-year Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with concentration in Enterprise Computing degree and Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with concentration in Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering degree. HUC also has short courses on IATA, CTH, IFA, ATHE, ACCA, CMA, EC COUNCIL, & CISCO. Programs are approved and accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, UAE. References External links Horizon University College website Universities and Colleges in Sharjah — TEN Yellow Pages
Atlantis Dubaj

Atlantis Dubai (oficiálně Atlantis, The Palm) je letovisko na uměle vytvořeném poloostrově Palm Jumeirah v Dubaji ve Spojených arabských emirátech. Bylo otevřeno dne 24. září 2008. Jedná se o společný podnik společností Kerzner International Limited a Istithmar PSJC. Samotná budova hotelu, která má celkem 1 539 pokojů, se skládá ze dvou věží spojených mostem. Zajímavosti Pětihvězdičkové rezort zahrnuje také vodní zábavní park (160 000 metrů čtverečních), konferenční centrum a 1900 m2 prodejních prostor. Areál byl dokončen 21. září 2008. V roce 2020 americká rocková kapela Kiss vysílala svůj první živý silvestrovský koncert na blízkem východě s názvem Goodbye 2020. Skupina překonala dva rekordy v Guinnesově knize rekordů. Oficiálního otevření se mimo jiné zúčastnili Robert De Niro, Denzel Washington, Oprah Winfreyová, Priyanka Chopra, Janet Jacksonová, Charlize Theronová, sir Richard Branson, Mischa Barton, Wesley Snipes, Lindsay Lohan, Petra Němcová, Boris Becker a Michael Jordan. Kylie Minogue během otevření uskutečnila první koncert na Blízkém východě. Při slavnostním ceremoniálu proběhl, do té doby, největší ohňostroj na světě. Použito při něm bylo 100 000 kusů pyrotechniky, sedmkrát více než při slavnostním zahájení letních olympijských her v Pekingu. Galavečer stál přibližně 16 milionů liber. Odkazy Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Atlantis, The Palm na anglické Wikipedii. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Atlantis Dubaj na Wikimedia Commons Galerie Atlantis Dubaj na Wikimedia Commons Oficiální stránky