🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Episodes

After decades of environmental degradation, from Rawdat Khuraim and Al-Thumamah, Saudi Arabia began a rescue journey that brought life back to these areas which had lost a significant portion of their vegetation cover.In this episode, we host Dr. Talal Al-Harigi, CEO of the Imam Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Royal Reserve Development Authority, to tell us the story of this transformation and how they addressed environmental degradation.We discuss with our guest the impact of human behavior on environmental destruction, and why the government was forced to intervene after years of overgrazing and practices that exhausted the wilderness. We also open the file on ecotourism, the golden opportunities this sector creates for entrepreneurs, and the criticism regarding ecotourism prices in Saudi Arabia. We discuss the biggest challenge: how do we protect life without isolating humans? How can the reserve be "open" to people without visits and seasons destroying it?---• Opportunity for those interested: The Socrates team is looking for passionate individuals to work with. If interested, apply via the link.• Follow football news and its contexts first-hand in the "Insider Source" newsletter.• The New Square: A gateway to another world.

Since the first moment of our existence, we have been searching for security and a bond that makes us feel that we are not alone. Relationships and emotions are part of our lives; they shape us, determine our path, and give us the meaning of connection.Today's guest, psychologist Zahra Al-Shehri, talks to us about the meaning and levels of attachment, and guides us on how to build healthy and secure bonds, in an episode where we open the file of love and attachment from its psychological and human angles.So, what is the difference between love and attachment? How can attachment take multiple forms, and what are its images and patterns? The most important question remains: How do we achieve a secure and balanced attachment? And how do we deal with these bonds when they become complex?• A newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abumaleh, and the Finyan team, for close podcast listeners.• Follow Saudi championships and other original content on the Thmanyah app• Download the «Thmanyah Radio» app.• Follow football news and its contexts firsthand in the «Informed Source» newsletter• The leading digital group in the Middle East.• «Sabil» a national group offering integrated logistical and geospatial solutions.• Safa Investment, upscale residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations.• Invest and save smartly with Safqa Financial

Prince Nawaf bin Saad Al Saud returns as chairman to the board of directors of Al Hilal Club Company after seven years of absence, in a completely different phase: a club owned by the Public Investment Fund, supported by international stars, and surrounded by a complex investment management structure.But his return raises a bigger question: Why did princes disappear from the forefront of major Saudi clubs after privatization? And why did Al Hilal remain the only exception to be led again by a prince? Why did he decide to return? Was it for personal reasons? Or an official mandate? And what has changed for him between his first presidency and today?We discuss sensitive issues: signings, injuries, the decision-making center, the coach's authority, the performance of Saudi players, and the impact of privatization on the team's identity.Then we discuss the controversial issues that have recently affected Al Hilal: from withdrawing from the Super Cup, to the Renan Lodi case, up to the choice of Inzaghi as coach and public discontent... And what are Al Hilal's projects and plans for the future.---• Download the "Thmanyah Radio" app. https://thmanyah.link/radio-socrates• Follow Saudi championships and other original content on the Thmanyah app: https://thmanyah.link/app-socrates• Join Al-Jabreen Economic Newsletter https://thmanyah.link/dtzm• The new Al-Murabba is a gateway to another world: https://thmanyah.link/jsk• Whether you are a coffee lover who enjoys it prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with one step: https://thmanyah.link/9y3 and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

We always talk about development and prosperity, and that they are goals we strive for. We import Western concepts, thinking they are the solution, but does what aligns with the West always align with the Arab mind? And if elites lead us, who created these elites? And why did they fail?In this philosophical episode, we explain the state of Arab countries, and how there are stable countries and weak countries. My guest in this episode is the writer, author, and researcher in political sociology, Ghassan Ali Othman.We delve into a dialogue that reveals the concept of the elite and its types. Ghassan explains to us the difference in the concept of the state between the Arab and Western minds, and why even the most educated Arab countries failed and deteriorated.__• A newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abumaleh, and the Finyal team, for close podcast listeners.• Follow Saudi championships and other original content on the Thmanyah app• Download the «Thmanyah Radio» app.• Follow football news and its contexts first-hand in the «Informed Source» newsletter• The leading digital group in the Middle East.• «Sabil» is a national group that offers integrated logistical and geospatial solutions.• Safa Investment, upscale residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations.• Invest and save smartly with Safqa Financial

Mental health is one of the most important factors that may threaten the stability of human societies or contribute to their prosperity and improve their quality of life. In this episode, we host Dr. Abdulhamid Al-Habib, Director General of the National Center for Mental Health Promotion, to talk to him about the reality of mental health in Saudi society and the challenges associated with it. How do the geographical environment and the nature of modern life in major cities affect our mental health? And to what extent is lifestyle related to the increase in rates of these disorders? We also discussed the role of the National Center in promoting mental health in Saudi Arabia, through the development of medical personnel and facilities, with the need to raise awareness of the importance of seeking treatment and obtaining appropriate support. --- • Download the "Eight Radio" application. • Opportunity for those interested: Socrates team is looking for passionate people to work with him. If you are interested, apply via the link. • Follow the news of the ball and its contexts first in the newsletter "Informed Source" • Download the "Eight Radio" application. • The New Square is a gateway to another world.

It's true we've produced many episodes about AI, but this one is different; the guest is someone with a rich experience, who lived and studied in Jordan then moved to America, specifically to Silicon Valley, the core of technology and AI, and founded a company that changed the concept of programming in the world! My guest in this episode is **Amjad Masad**, the founder and CEO of Replit. Amjad believes that the world doesn't need programmers to create apps and websites, but that anyone, even those who don't know programming, can create an app or website themselves through AI. Replit, as Amjad says, will help many people realize their ideas and projects, and therefore entrepreneurship will expand, especially in Arab countries. But there is still a difference between entrepreneurship here and in the West, which is that we don't hear about Arab companies reaching global status. What distinguishes their environment and what do we lack in our world? And why does Amjad believe that AI's future will be better here? A wonderful episode about the future of AI, the fate of programmers and jobs, why major companies fail to implement AI, and how to withstand its increasing control. __ • Newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abumaleh, and the Finjan team, for the podcast's close audience. • Follow the Saudi championships and other original content on the Eight app. • Download the "Radio Eight" app. • Follow the latest football news and contexts in the "Informed Source" newsletter. • The leading digital group in the Middle East. • "Subul" a national group that provides integrated logistics and geomatic solutions. • Safa Investment, high-end residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • Invest and save wisely with Safqa Financial

ضيف هذه الحلقة عبدالله حماد، الرئيس التنفيذي لأكاديمية مهد الرياضية. عمل عبدالله كشّافًا للمواهب في نادي «آياكس»، واستطاع من خلاله بناء شبكة علاقات قوية مع مدربين ومدراء رياضيين ولاعبين، أوصلته بعد ذلك إلى أسماء كبيرة مثل كريستيانو رونالدو وميسي. يقول عبدالله إن طريقة اكتشاف المواهب وتدريبها في السعودية ليست صحيحة. لذلك تعمل أكاديمية مهد على مشروع صناعة أبطال؛ بأخذ اللاعب المتميز وتطويره بشكلٍ مضاعف، هي رحلة «لاعب النخبة» كما يصفها عبدالله، وتمر على مرحلتين: الاكتشاف، والتطوير. فكيف ستحل أكاديمية مهد أزمة المشهد الرياضي؟ وما موقعها في مشروع صناعة البطل الأولمبي؟ من أين تستقطب اللاعبين، وكيف؟ وما أغرب قصص اكتشاف المواهب؟ وكيف تنافس الأكاديميات الأخرى؟ ـــ • حمّل تطبيق «راديو ثمانية». • فرصة للمهتمين: فريق سقراط يبحث عن أشخاص شغوفين للعمل معه. لو مهتم، قدّم عبر الرابط. • تابع أخبار الكرة وسياقاتها أولًا بأول في نشرة «مصدر مطلع» • حمّل تطبيق «راديو ثمانية». • المربع الجديد بوابة إلى عالَمٍ آخر.

Following the Saudi-Pakistani joint defense agreement, we review the two countries' prominent cooperation milestones and deep-rooted relations with His Excellency Ambassador **Ali Awadh Asiri**, who served Saudi Arabia in Pakistan and Lebanon during pivotal, challenging periods. The Ambassador witnessed the September events and the war on terror during his tenure in Pakistan. How did the two countries deal with it at that time? How did these events contribute to consolidating the depth of diplomatic and political relations, leading to the defense agreement? The 2025 agreement, stipulating that an attack on one country is an attack on the other, came after Israel bombed Qatar. Was the agreement military defense or a deterrent message? To whom was this message intended? Did Saudi Arabia support Pakistan in nuclear manufacturing? He also tells us about his time in Lebanon after Hariri's assassination, where the country witnessed confusion among parties and militias, leading to weak institutions and economic collapse. What was his experience? Why wasn't the Taif Agreement activated? How did Saudi Arabia contribute to reconstruction efforts? ــ • Download the "Radio Thmanyah" app. • Opportunity for those interested: The Socrates team is looking for passionate people to work with. If interested, apply via the link. • Discover the Kingdom's most beautiful places from the Places newsletter. • Watch the podcast "What Were We Saying" on Radio Thmanyah. • Download the "Radio Thmanyah" app. • The New Square: A gateway to another world.

In this episode, our guest Anf Abanomi, president of the Saudi Post Corporation "Subul," takes us on a journey of the Saudi Post's transformation into Subul. Since his last meeting in Socrates in 2019, the company has undergone significant changes — what's new today? We discuss with him the most prominent challenges facing shipping companies in Saudi Arabia, such as: Why are parcels sometimes delayed? Can artificial intelligence change the future of delivery? Or are the obstacles still greater than the solutions? We also talked about Subul's performance in recent years, how this has reflected on customer satisfaction and increased market share, and what are the strategies and future plans that will lead Subul towards regional and global competition. _ • Download the "Eight Radio" application. • An opportunity for those interested: The Socrates team is looking for passionate people to work with. If you are interested, apply via the link. • Follow the news of football and its contexts first hand in the "Informed Source" newsletter. • Download the "Eight Radio" application. • The New Square A gateway to another world.

Following the Saudi stock market "TASI" decline in the second quarter, capital flight and increased pessimism among Saudi investors were observed. Our guest, Abdullah Al-Rubdi, an investment and capital markets specialist, shares his analysis of this crisis and its causes. Was it merely natural fluctuations causing concern? Or did the exit of large funds play the biggest role? We also discussed factors affecting market movement and stock prices, promising sectors, optimal investment options for individuals, and how Saudi Arabia's major economic transformations could pave the way for future millionaires. ـــ • Download the "Thmanyah Radio" app. • Opportunity for those interested: The Socrates team is looking for passionate people to work with. If interested, apply via the link. • Discover the most beautiful places in the Kingdom from Amakin Newsletter. • Watch the podcast "What Were We Saying" on Thmanyah Radio. • Download the "Thmanyah Radio" app. • The New Murabba, a gateway to another world.

Amidst the worsening real estate crisis and rising prices specifically in Riyadh, this question may come to mind: How do we restore market balance? Bandar Al-Amri, Chairman of the National Real Estate Development Committee, answers this question. In this episode, we talked with our guest about the real estate crisis in Riyadh, the reasons for the significant price increases, and how the recent directives and decisions of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince came about to create balance in the real estate market. We also discussed the readiness of the infrastructure to deliver services to projects, in addition to the concerns of owners and buyers after the issuance of the decisions. Will the new directives contribute to correcting prices and regulating the market? ــ • Download the "Thmanyah Radio" app. • Opportunity for those interested: The Socrates team is looking for passionate people to work with them. If you are interested, apply via the link. • Discover the most beautiful places in the Kingdom from Amakin Newsletter. • Watch the "What Were We Saying" podcast on Thmanyah Radio. • Download the "Thmanyah Radio" app. • The New Square A gateway to another world.

My guest on this episode is a veteran of Arab journalism, one of the first to work in news channels. He spent half of his professional life in harsh confrontations in the field, and the other half in the editing room. My guest is Nabil Al-Khatib, a Palestinian journalist and media figure, and the general manager of Al Sharq News. Al-Khatib was born in Hebron and lived through the Israeli occupation of the West Bank. He says that a third of the males in the West Bank have spent time in prison because of the occupation, and my guest was one of them when he was arrested at the age of fifteen. He describes it as a harsh experience, but it reshaped his awareness and understanding of things, and then pushed him to study journalism. He studied journalism in Russia, and although the reality of journalistic work disappointed him after graduation, the opportunity to work as a correspondent came at an important moment of political transformation. It was temporary work at MBC, and it lasted for a quarter of a century. Al-Khatib talks about his work as a correspondent, the difficult situations he went through, his field coverage of the events in his country, the kidnapping and attempted assassination of his colleagues, and the behind-the-scenes of newsrooms in difficult days. I asked him about the change in journalism today, how he sees its future with rapid transformations, and whether it is useful for the wave of television channels to continue. Al-Khatib believes that the problem lies in the connection of Arab institutions to a decision-maker who does not distinguish between what is useful and what is not. Most of them are suffering today due to media economics, property rights, and algorithms, which today constitute the dividing line between Arab and Western media. --- • Newsletter from Munya Abdul Rahman Abu Malih and the Finjan team, for the close audience of the podcast. • Follow the Saudi championships and other original content on the Thmanyah application. • Download the "Radio Thmanyah" application. • Discover the most beautiful places in the Kingdom from the Places newsletter. • Watch the podcast "What Were We Saying" on Radio Thmanyah. • The leading digital group in the Middle East. • "Sabil" is a national group that provides integrated logistics and geospatial solutions. • Safa Investment, upscale residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • "Al-Mousa Rehabilitation Hospital" is your destination for treating and rehabilitating your injuries with the highest medical efficiency. • Whether you are a fan of coffee prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

"The Golan is a unique strategic region, a region of constant conflicts, continuous institutional social oppression, and throughout its history, it has never experienced stability!" This is how my guest, a Golan native, Taissier Khalaf, a writer and novelist researcher, described it. Human settlement in the Golan began tens of thousands of years ago, and continued throughout the ages until the stage of Israeli settlement after 1967, which witnessed the displacement of most Syrian villages and the establishment of modern settlements on the occupied territories. So, what is the reason for the permanent conflict in the Golan? And what is its importance to Christians and Jews? Taissier Khalaf says that historians of the Islamic conquests did not mention any Jewish presence in the Golan region, so why does Israel see that it has a right to this region? And why did the colonial powers choose to attach the Golan to Syria instead of Palestine? An important episode about the detailed history of the Golan, from the conflict of occupation to the oppression of the authority, the impact of Syria's independence, and what happened to the people of the Golan during all these events. And about Hafez al-Assad, whom my guest described as a fool preoccupied with the matter of ruling! --- • Newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abumalih, and the Finjan team, for the close podcast audience. • Follow the Saudi championships and other original content on Thmanyah application • Download the "Radio Thmanyah" application. • Discover the most beautiful places in the Kingdom from the Places Newsletter. • Watch the podcast "What Were We Saying" on Radio Thmanyah. • The leading digital group in the Middle East. • "SBL" is a national group that provides integrated logistics and geospatial solutions. • Safa Investment, high-end residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • "Al Mosa Hospital for Rehabilitation" is your destination for treating and rehabilitating your injuries with the highest medical efficiency. • Whether you are a fan of coffee prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

My guest in this episode is Diaa Al-Saeedi, a writer and researcher in international politics. He left Yemen for Russia to study, then America and Canada, and the question that haunted him and all Yemenis who left remained: Why is the Yemeni situation different from the Gulf countries? In Canada, Diaa studied international politics to understand the situation in his country, Yemen, a journey that led him to write his book, "A Republic Without an Audience," in which he sees that Yemen has marginalized the role of the tribe. So what does the tribal system look like in Yemen? Why is it important to include them in political systems? Yemen was ruled by the Imamate in the north and the Sheikhdom in the south, leading to the republican rule in its socialist and Nasserist forms. What was the relationship between these ruling systems and the tribe? And what caused the conflicts between the north and the south? --- • Newsletter from Munni Abdul Rahman Abu Maleh and the Finjan team, for close podcast audiences. • Listen to the full episode, without a single ad - after you subscribe to Thamanya. 🤝 • Hear the news in context, every Sunday on Al-Fajr Podcast. • Download the "Radio Thamanya" app. • Watch the podcast "What Were We Saying" on Radio Thamanya. • The "Waqfy" platform is a digital destination to support endowments and development projects with ease and transparency. • The leading digital group in the Middle East. • Safa for Investment, upscale residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • "Al Mousa Hospital for Rehabilitation" is your destination for treating and rehabilitating your injuries with the highest medical efficiency. • Whether you are a fan of coffee prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

Since the dawn of humanity, man has been fascinated by meaning and is constantly searching for it. The meaning of his existence, his relationships, and life as a whole. I have many questions about meaning: What meaning is man looking for? How does he find it? And what does life look like without it? Therefore, in this episode, I hosted Fahd Al-Qahtani, Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Policies at the College of Education at Umm Al-Qura University. Fahd Al-Qahtani believes that we are living in a crisis of meaning today, as the material aspect has dominated human life, and he has lost great meanings about his life, his relationships, and even in his view of himself. My guest says that whoever does not believe in the Creator, his life has no meaning, and that suffering in the absence of the Creator lacks meaning. So what is the relationship between faith and meaning? How does an atheist find meaning in his life when he does not believe in anything? Meaning enters into our behavior on social media, which today has deepened the crisis of meaning, as it has objectified man and narrowed its meaning, to become a digital identifier that is easy to harm. This harm, my guest explains, is an extension of the absence of a correct perception of the meaning of your belief and faith. A wonderful episode that touches the simple, ordinary person; about purpose, faith, suffering, and other concepts that are closely related to his need for meaning. — Dr. Fahd Al-Qahtani's channel, the only account my guest owns on social media. — A newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abu Malih, and the Finjan team, for close podcast audiences. — Share with me a guest or topic you would like to hear in Finjan. ـــ • Listen to the full episode, without a single ad ــــ after you subscribe to Eight. 🤝 • Download the "Radio Eight" application. • The leading digital group in the Middle East • Safa Investment, high-end residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • "Al-Mousa Rehabilitation Hospital" is your destination for treating and rehabilitating your injuries with the highest medical efficiency. • Whether you are a fan of coffee prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

A resident and traveler can notice the similarity of our cities in their designs and architecture; what you see in Riyadh, you see the like of it in Jeddah, the Eastern Province and other cities: buildings stacked together and similar, without a clear and distinctive identity. But recently, the Saudi Architecture project was launched to solve this crisis. In this episode, we host Nouf Al-Khaldi, head of the National Urban Design Studio at the Ministry of Municipal and Housing Affairs, to talk about the behind-the-scenes of this project, and how it will solve the crisis of our cities. Nouf believes that the architecture of Saudi Arabia in the past was clear and different between its regions, and there was a connection between man and place; the architecture suited the surrounding environment, and was suitable for human needs, whether on the coast, in the mountains, or in the desert. This rich diversity is what made the project rely on nineteen patterns between regions. So how will the project restore the identity of our cities? When did the departure from the patterns of our local architecture begin? And most importantly, how will engineering offices commit to implementing Saudi architecture? --- • Listen to the full episode, without a single ad ــــ after you subscribe to Thmanyah. 🤝 • The New Square is a gateway to another world. • Whether you are a fan of coffee prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step, and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

Delivery used to be difficult and very slow compared to today, as there were no national addresses. People would describe their house's location using the nearest street or station, resulting in unclear and inaccurate addresses, causing orders to be lost or damaged due to non-delivery! Until the addressing project came along, which changed the reality of delivery; an accurate national address for every home and neighborhood, facilitating the arrival process. My guest in this episode is Majed Al-Esmail, the former CEO of SMSA Express, and one of those who witnessed the addressing project from its beginning. Majed says that they tried to benefit from the experiences of other countries in addressing, but they did not suit the nature of Saudi Arabia. So what system did they follow? And how were they able to apply it to all regions of Saudi Arabia? I asked him about the strong partnership between SMSA and FedEx in the nineties. With this alliance, which lasted for years, SMSA grew and expanded, but it ended in 2014 and SMSA began a new, completely independent journey. So what was the story that happened? Why did the relationship between them end? And how was SMSA able to save itself after the separation? At the end of the episode, we talked about the reality of the delivery service in Saudi Arabia. Why are we still suffering with delivery companies? And when will we see successful Saudi companies operating their services outside Saudi Arabia? – • Newsletter from Munee Abdlrahman Abumalih and the Finjan team, for close podcast audiences. • Listen to the full episode, without a single ad ــــ after you subscribe to Thmanyah. 🤝 • Leading digital group in the Middle East. • Safa Investment, high-end housing solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • Whether you are a fan of coffee prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

Our society is experiencing many changes in the concept of marriage and relationships, as the desire for traditional marriage has begun to decline, and consanguineous marriage, which used to be prevalent, has decreased. In contrast, the desire for marriage based on prior knowledge has increased, and premarital relationships have become more common, but they often do not end in a formal commitment. Has marriage become difficult? Or is there a reluctance to it? My guest in this episode, **Mohammed Al-Olayan**, a psychiatric consultant and founder of the Awaser application, believes that the problem is not reluctance to marry, but rather a crisis of finding a partner! The person looking for marriage does not know where to start, which is the idea that inspired him to found the platform. The platform brings together those looking for marriage, without any intermediary, and with complete privacy, and it has interesting characteristics and conditions, such as paying at the beginning to prove the users' seriousness, and the absence of specifying physical characteristics in the personal profile! He sees it as nothing but commodification, so how does the platform work? And has it succeeded in facilitating marriage for users? And why does he disagree with providing a compatibility feature between partners? My guest elaborates on the topic of relationships, especially premarital ones. Al-Olayan says: The prevailing emotional relationships now are in the dark, lasting for many years without a clear end. So what is the ideal form of relationships, especially those that arise online? And why don't most of them end in marriage? A newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abumaleh, and the Finjan team, for the podcast's close audience. Share with me a guest or topic you would like to hear in Finjan. – • The leading digital group in the Middle East. • Safa Investment, high-end residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. • "Dirayah Financial" is a leading platform in Saudi Arabia, enabling you to trade and invest globally. • From the heart of Saudi Arabia, discover the best luxury restaurants. • "Shada Hotels" is an authentic experience with the pulse of local culture. • Whether you are a coffee lover with its professional preparation or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

Sudden death always raises concerns and obsessions for us, as it may happen to a person in perfect health, without obvious introductions or symptoms. In a fleeting moment in the middle of his normal day. But can we protect ourselves from it? My guest on this episode, Alwaleed Aljohar, a cardiology consultant at the National Center for Sudden Death "Hayat". He believes that studying sudden death in Saudi Arabia is necessary; due to the average young age groups, genetic diseases, and even consanguineous marriage! What are the symptoms of sudden death that we must understand? We may encounter some of them in our daily lives, such as fainting, as my guest believes it is the most common symptom associated with heart attacks and sudden death! So how do we differentiate between a normal faint and a dangerous faint? And what is the relationship between epilepsy, smoking, sports and sudden death? We hear a lot about sudden deaths that occur during sleep, and my guest even says that it is the most common place where death occurs, so what is the relationship between them? And what is our percentage of exposure to sudden death during sleep? Al-Johar says: Sudden death may be hereditary, and the presence of sudden death in the family may expose the rest to the risk of recurrence. So how does a person know if it is hereditary in his family? When should he have a family checkup? And why do some families refuse this examination? Newsletter from me, Abdulrahman Abu Malih, and the Finjan team, to close podcast audiences. Share a guest or topic you would like to hear in Finjan. – • The leading digital group in the Middle East. • Safa Investment, high-end residential solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations. "Shada Hotels" an authentic experience with the pulse of local culture. • Whether you are a coffee lover prepared by professional makers or prefer to prepare it at home. We are honored to enrich you in the world of specialty coffee, start with a step and share your experience through our interactive platforms.

• لسماع الحلقة قبل الناس، اشترك في ثمانية. ✴️لدى ضيفي في هذه الحلقة تفسير مختلف تمامًا عمّا نتخيله عن يأجوج ومأجوج، إذ قدّم قبل أكثر من عشر سنوات بحثًا درس فيه قصتهم، مستندًا إلى حقائق علميّة، وإلى ما ورد في القرآن والسنة، وتوصّل إلى نتيجة أنهم ليسوا بشرًا! فأردت أن أرى ما لديه، وأن أفهم الأدلة التي استند إليها، وأطرح عليه أهم الاعتراضات على تفسيره. ضيفي أسامة الشاذلي، طبيب وكاتب وروائي مصري. ذُكرت قصة يأجوج ومأجوج في القرآن الكريم والأحاديث النبوية، لكن لا نجد فيها تفصيلًا لهويّتهم وطبيعتهم، فالصورة المكونة عنهم انحصرت في آراء واجتهادات الفقهاء، والتي يراها ضيفي غير دقيقة. فمن هم يأجوج ومأجوج؟ وما هويتهم التي توصّل إليها؟ أما عن قصة ذي القرنين، يخالف ضيفي الرأي الشائع بأنه كان ملكًا، ووصل إلى اسمه الذي يراه عجيبًا ومثيرًا، فمن يكون هذا الرجل؟ ولماذا سُمي بذي القرنين؟ وما علاقة شعب الأسكيمو به؟حلقة رائعة ستغيّر نظرتك عن يأجوج ومأجوج وذي القرنين، سواء أكنت تتفق مع ضيفي أو تختلف معه.-• نشرة بريدية منّي عبدالرحمن أبومالح ومن فريق فنجان، لجمهور البودكاست المقربين.• حمّل تطبيق «راديو ثمانية».• تابع راديو ثمانية على: إكس، وإنستقرام، وتِك توك ـــــ وراديو ثمانية. 😁• المجموعة الرقمية الرائدة في الشرق الأوسط.• «الإنماء المالية» منتجات وخدمات متنوعة، تحقق تطلعاتك الاستثمارية• «احجز تجربتك» في فندق باب سمحان وتعرّف كيف جمعت الدرعية، تجربة حفاوتنا الأصيلة وضيافتنا العالمية.• صفا للاستثمار، حلول سكنية راقية تلبي احتياجك وتسبق توقعاتك.• «سلّة» أكبر منصة لحلول التجارة الإلكترونية في السعودية.. انضم الآن لآلاف التجار الكبار في سلة.• جرّب «قانونية» مجانًا الآن وأنجز أسرع وأكثر وأسهل.• سواء أكنت من عشّاق القهوة بتحضير صنّاعها المحترفين أم تفضّل تحضيرها في المنزل. نشْرُف بإثرائك في عالم القهوة المختصة، ابدأ بخطوة وشاركنا تجربتك عبر منصاتنا التفاعلية.الروابط:أوراق شمعون المصري — رواية لضيفي تسرد رحلة «شمعون بن زخاري» في السنوات التي قضاها بنو إسرائيل في سيناء بعد خروجهم من مصر. يكشف شمعون أحداثًا ومواقفًا إنسانية غامضة، تجعلك تعيد التفكير في الرواية التقليدية لهذه الحقبة. تقدر تسمع هذه الرواية على راديو ثمانية.عهد دميانة — روايته الثانية، تحكي عن فترة حرجة من تاريخ مصر، تميّزت بالصراع القومي والمذهبي والعرقي في نهايات الدولة الفاطمية. اسمعها الآن على راديو ثمانية.