Hi guys 😘 about 🇦🇪 Part I I tell you a little about my tri..

Hi guys 😘 about 🇦🇪 Part I

I tell you a little about my trip to the Emirates. Emirates is my 18th country that I have visited in my life.
First of all, we went to the Emirate, which is called Fujairah. It is a city different from Dubai. I did not see tall buildings, beautiful houses or the life that we usually imagine when we talk about the United Arab Emirates. It's basically like an Arab ghetto. Very dirty, sometimes we passed dilapidated houses where it looked like people were living in poverty 😔

Our hotel was quite far from the city, there was nothing around except the hotel itself, the sea and mountains of stone and sand in the back. Fujairah will suit you if you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle. Just relax on the beach, watch the sunset, take your time. In addition, holidays in Fujairah are much cheaper than in Dubai. Beautiful nature, not far from the desert, not high mountains.

Since I don’t like such “seal” rest 😄, I couldn’t sit still. We went to explore the area around. We went outside the hotel to a nearby beach. It is wilder, no one swims there. A lot of local people who come to relax with their families rest on the shore. We also went there. And here began the point at which I began to analyze Muslim culture.

It all started with the fact that I began to feel very strong views on myself. Before that, I had little knowledge of Muslim culture. But I knew that outside the hotel area, I had to be dressed. My shoulders and stomach should be covered despite the heat. Short shorts are not allowed. I was in knee-length shorts, a t-shirt with covered shoulders, but my tattoos attracted a lot of attention. Some cars even stopped to look at me. I felt very uncomfortable. I knew that they should not look into their eyes, that you should not talk to Muslim women, take pictures of them (although I really wanted to take a couple of shots of a Muslim woman on the sea, her clothes fluttered so beautifully in the wind, and I tried to look at her less, because I understood that it is forbidden, but it was really very beautiful).

All this affected me so much. That when I came to the room, I immediately began to look for podcasts and watch videos about Muslim women.

To be continued…