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About Me

Location:
Saudi Arabia, Dhahran
Current organization:
SABIC
Current role:
Administrator
Gender:
Male
Areas of expertise:
Islamic civilization
I am:
Brainstormer, Concerned citizen, Event planner, Foodie, Global soul, Idea generator, Muslim, Single, World traveler
Associations:
BSA@UOS, University of Sharjah, TEDxDhahran, SABIC
Languages:
Arabic, English
My website links:
My FB Page, My SU Page
Universities:
University of Sharjah, Louisiana State University, King Fahad University of Petroluem and Minerals

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I learned about TED from a friend who showed me a video on touch technology. Ever since then, I have been a constant visitor of TED, watching many videos and spreading them amongst friends on and off line. I hope to attend TED some day.

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  • A comment on Talk: Stefano Mancuso: The roots of plant intelligence

    Oct 21 2010: I loved this talk! A real eye opener!!

    At the beginning of the talk, Prof. Mancuso mentioned how the story of Noah - peace be upon him- is told in the Bible and how it fails to mention carrying plants on the ark. This is another example of how the Bible was corrupted overtime. The Holy Qu'ran, on the other hand, does not mention animals or plants. It only mentions taking a pair of all kinds.

    "At length, behold! there came Our command, and the fountains of the earth gushed forth! We said: "Embark therein, of each kind two, male and female, and your family - except those against whom the word has already gone forth,- and the Believers." but only a few believed with him." Holy Qur'an [XXI.40]

    This talk has shed some light upon this verse. Thank you very much. I will surely watch it again :)

  • A comment on Talk: Seth Godin on the tribes we lead

    May 12 2009: I think the next step will probably be connecting these tribes together.

  • A comment on Talk: Jonathan Drori on what we think we know

    Sep 14 2008: I really liked this talk. Even though the idea is so simple, we are rarely aware of it. It shows that through some of the forms of education we apply in science classes, we are actually killing the natural curiosity they have for the world around them. Thank you very much Mr. Drori..!

  • A comment on Talk: Irwin Redlener on surviving a nuclear attack

    Sep 13 2008: This is a very important talk that everyone should watch. Before listening to this talk, I never imagined that terrorists could easily use nuclear weapons. The thought of them planning a nuclear attack right now is very terrifying. Terror is a real issue that the entire world has to face if world peace is to be achieved. God protect us all...!

  • A comment on Talk: David Gallo on life in the deep oceans

    Sep 13 2008: There should be another video about that "pollution" issue...

  • A comment on Talk: David Gallo on life in the deep oceans

    Sep 13 2008: A great talk indeed. It is amazing what humanity can see when better eyes are acquired. "The Ribbon of Life", I couldn't have put it any better. Subhan'Allah.

  • A comment on Talk: David Bolinsky animates a cell

    May 18 2008: That was incredible! I am struck by how complex such a small system like the cell can be. It's even more amazing how much technology we need just to clarify what is going on in there. Subhan Allah.

  • A comment on Talk: Yochai Benkler on the new open-source economics

    May 18 2008: After watching this talk, I think I'm going to wipe the dust off my copy of Wikinomics. It has truly sparked my interest in this topic again.

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