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Thursday 6 February 2014

Tallest Building in the World - Bhurj Khalifa ,Dubai,UAE

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Towers of Dubai
Tallest Tower of Dubai


Bhurj Khalifa

Address : 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Dubai , United Arab Emirates

In beginning of the year 2004, excavation work began for Burj Khalifa and over the ensuing years to its completion, the building passed many important milestones on its goal to become the tallest man-made structure the world has ever seen. In just 1,325 days and almost 12,000 workers and contractors were on site everyday for Burj Khalifa to became the tallest free-standing structure in the world.

Burj Khalifa lifts the world's head proudly skywards, surpassing limits and expectations. Rising gracefully from the desert and honouring Dubai with a new glow. Burj Khalifa is at the heart of Dubai and its people, the centre for the world's finest shopping, dining and entertainment and home for the world's elite.

Tallest tower,Bhurj Khalifa
Tallest tower,Bhurj Khalifa

Bhurj Khalifa is tallest tower in Dubai with 828m height and 163 floors.Bhurj Khalifa was constructed in 2010. Concourse level to level 8 and level 38 and 39 will feature the Armani Hotel Dubai,one of the famous Hotel in Dubai. Levels 9 to 16 will exclusively house luxurious one and two bedroom Armani Residences.

Bhurj Khalifa
Bhurj Khalifa

The tower is composed of three elements arranged around a central core. The modular, Y-shaped structure, with setbacks along each of its three wings provides an inherently stable configuration for the structure and provides good floor plates for residential.The spiralling “Y” shaped plan was utilized to shape the structural core of Burj Khalifa. This design helps to reduce the wind forces on the tower, as well as to keep the structure simple and foster constructability. Twenty-six helical levels decrease the cross section of the tower incrementally as it spirals skyward.The top four floors have been reserved for communications and broadcasting.

For the protection and the facility even influenced by culture and religion ,few things are prohibited such as Alcohol,Knives,Fireworks,Chemical weapons etc.

Tuesday 4 February 2014

Lifestyle of Dubai,UAE

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Lifestyle of Dubai
Lifestyle of Dubai

Lifestyle:

The landmark developments are very timely to secure the emirate's continued future growth. Dubai has developed a reputation for its bold and innovative approach in the creation of many architectural wonders.
Traditional dressing of Dubai
Traditional dressing of Dubai 

Emirates tend to dress in their traditional clothes influenced by their Islamic belief. Most men prefer the traditional dishdasha or khandura (a long white shirt-dress), with ghutra (a white headdress) and agal (a rope worn to keep the ghutra in place). The Emirati women tend to wear an abaya (a long black cloak), which is worn over conservative clothes, with a sheyla or hijab (a scarf used to wrap around the face and head).

Night Streets in Dubai
Night Streets in Dubai

The roots of Islam can be found deep-seeded into many areas of Emirate laws and policies. Drugs are strictly prohibited, even in extremely minute and un-usable quantities. Possession is punishable by serious jail time and deportation.

Alcohol is not forbidden in Dubai, as long as it is confined within an area like a hotel, bar or nightclub. Residents are free to drink in their own homes as long as they have an alcohol license issued by the municipality of Dubai. It is illegal to drink in the street or in public places. Pork is also available for the consumption of visitors and expatriates.

Being publicly intoxicated outside of these areas or having to be removed from these areas for public drunkenness and disturbance of the public can result in a fine, prison sentence, or deportation. Driving under the influence of alcohol is not tolerated at all, and is punishable by jailing and deportation. Lewd behavior and rudeness while driving can also lead to the same consequences.

Food of Dubai
Food of Dubai

Food is another popular aspect and also available most likely everywhere in the city. Due to globalization, there are many other countries' cuisine arrived into the city and also sales and consumption of pork is regulated and it can be sold to only non-Muslims in specific areas of markets and airports. As well as liquor, to purchase alcohol beverage require having a liquor permit but other than that, alcohols are available in bars and restaurants within hotels. Also hookah, Shisha, and coffee, qahwa are popular in Dubai. Nightlife is also representing its country. Most clubs and bars can be found only in hotels due to the liquor laws.

Literature and poetry also influenced by the UAE culture. Most themes in poetry from satire, chivalry,self-praise patriotism, religion, family and love. The Emirates Airline holds Festival of literature in Dubai and its purpose is share the knowledge by the art of expressing, writing and reading. It is a one of the largest celebration in the Middle East and this event aims for advancing education along with expression of enjoying and lead people to love reading and writing. The audience also gets chance to meet authors regardless of ages,nationalities and backgrounds.

The city draws large numbers of "shopping tourists" from countries within the region and from as far as Eastern Europe, Africa and the Indian subcontinent.

Dubai is the city which is famous among the world for man made beauty and Luxury as there are many Luxurious Hotels, Towers with amazing architecture which attracts tourist though out the world and make phenomenal place to visit.

Monday 3 February 2014

Culture,Religion followed in Maldives

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Mosques on friday
Mosque

The islands of Maldives appear in-between the trading route of the Indian Ocean. Thus settlers, and visitors from neighboring regions and around the world have come in contact with the islands .The looks of the Maldivian people also differs from one atoll to the other, attributing to the genes passed on by South and Southeast Asians, Africans, and Arabians.The culture of Maldives is very much influenced by India,Shri-lanka and Southi Arabia.Thus mixing of cultures is very much seen in Maldivian but Islam is the only national religion in Maldives.

People of Maldives
Maldives

In Ancient days,people of Maldives followed Buddhism but they started following Islam from 1153.The main events ,festivals of Maldivian life follow the Muslim Calendar. Muslims may only become citizens in Maldives, and daily life is regulated according to the tenets of Islam. Maldivian beliefs have been very much based around religion and superstition, often used together in matters of significance but given separate positions in society. According to the Islamic religion, the people of Maldives believe that people go to heaven or hell after death, depending on their faithful deeds to the five tenets of Islam in their life span.They do fast during the month of Ramadan and pray five times in a day,give alms to poor and needy people.Possibly,in the month of Ramadan they make a pilgrimage to the holy city of Macca.Believers are considered worthy to enter heaven if they were faithful to repeat the creed "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the prophet of Allah".


The political, judicial, and religious systems in Maldives are so closely intertwined that the political leaders and judges are also the country's religious leaders. The president is considered the primary religious leader, and judges, known as gazis, are responsible for interpreting Islamic law in the courts.

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