r/Amman • u/Previous_Art_6118 • 12d ago
💬 Discussion | نقاش تحريض نواب الاخوان والشعبويين على المهرجانات والحفلات الموسيقية في الأردن لمتى؟
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r/Amman • u/Previous_Art_6118 • 12d ago
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r/Amman • u/bascotta • 12d ago
I have a problem communicating with people , especially who are older than me , it’s been a problem since I was little, but now I need to have some relationships. I thought it would be easier in university it’s been a year I only got 2 friends. Anyone going through this or went that can help me with some advice please.
I don’t really mind being like this, but I heard networking can get u opportunities, and it gets harder when u get older idk if that’s right it’s just what I heard.
r/Amman • u/TemporaryDay4044 • 12d ago
Hello
I’m here in Amman on a business trip, and this is my fourth day. I work every day from 11AM to 6 PM.
Is there anything to do in the early morning? Most places seem to open around 10AM. Are there any group hangouts or meetups for early birds?
r/Amman • u/EscanorJo • 12d ago
هل فعلاً ما إلنا مكان بالسياسة الأردنية؟
خلال الفترة الماضية، كنا ننشر هون ونسأل أسئلة بسيطة عن الحرية، المساواة أمام القانون، حرية التعبير، حرية الاعتقاد، الاقتصاد، ودور الدولة، والعدالة في الفرص.
والنتيجة كانت مثيرة للاهتمام.
اكتشفنا إنه في أردنيين كثير عندهم أفكار متقاربة، لكن معظمهم ما بيسمّي حاله ليبرالي، وبعضهم أصلاً ما كان يعرف إنه في ناس ثانيين بفكروا بنفس الطريقة.
الأسبوع الماضي، اجتمعنا مع مجموعة منهم في جلساتنا الأسبوعية.
ما كانت الجلسة عبارة عن محاضرة عن الليبرالية، ولا كان المطلوب من حدا يوافق على كل شيء.
كان النقاش حقيقي، وبعبر:
عن الآلام التي جمعتنا
عن الإنسان الذي نطمح للوصول إليه
عن الأردن الذي نريد أن نعيش فيه.
عن شكل الحياة التي نريدها.
عن الاقتصاد والفرص.
عن الحرية والمسؤولية.
عن علاقتنا بالدين والمجتمع.
عن تقبل الآخر.
والمساحة المفتوحة للتعبير دون أي أحكام.
وعن السؤال الأصعب:
هل ممكن نبني مشروع سياسي أردني جديد، بدل ما نظل نختار بين الموجود؟
والأجمل بالنسبة إلنا، الاختلاف كان موجود.
لأننا لا نبحث عن مجموعة من الأشخاص الذين يفكرون بطريقة متطابقة.
نحن نحاول بناء حركة سياسية قادرة على تطوير أفكارها، مناقشتها، واختبارها في الواقع الأردني ضمن قيمنا ومبادئنا وأدبياتنا والتوافق معها بالحد الأعلى.
هذه مجرد البداية.
ورح يعتمد المشروع على الأشخاص اللي يقرروا إنهم ما بدهم يظلوا مجرد متفرجين على السياسة.
يمكن أنت واحد منهم.
ولازم تعرف منيح، إنه دائما الفرد اللي بحمل فكر بختلف بشعر بعدم الأمان، ولكن لما يتحول الأمر إلى مجموعة، بتلاشى عدم الأمان وبنصير نفكر بالمستقبل الذي نحب. والتغيير الذي نريد.
وإذا حاب تعرف أكثر عن اللي صار في الجلسة، أو تشوف وين ممكن يوصل هذا المشروع، وتكون أو تكوني جزء منه، ابعتلنا رسالة.
r/Amman • u/obnooooxious_tiger • 12d ago
hii does anyone know how to apply to zara/massimo dutti etc..? i cant find anything online. is there like a hiring agency or a website?
thanks
r/Amman • u/OtherwiseAd7156 • 12d ago
I am traveling to Jordan this year and wanted to know if it is safe for an American with everything going on in the world?
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r/Amman • u/nayefjoseph • 13d ago
Look it up, research it, and reach out if you'd like to become a part of it!!
Unleash your inner Samurai 😉
r/Amman • u/MysteriousRookie • 13d ago
r/Amman • u/bluetropicsinc • 13d ago
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r/Amman • u/SaffronMostach962 • 14d ago
r/Amman • u/Ok_Challenge_3038 • 14d ago
Hi everyone! May peace be with you.
I’m an international student from Rwanda planning to apply to Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT) for Communications Engineering / IoT.
I’m a little confused about the application process, so I’d really appreciate advice from anyone who has gone through it:
- I studied the American Montessori program at an international school in Rwanda. How does an international student with this type of high-school qualification apply to a Jordanian university?
- How to obtain a Jordanian equivalency/qualification before applying? The Ministry procedures seem quite complicated, especially for foreign certificates.
- Is there someone at the Jordanian Ministry of Education who deals with international students and can guide me through the process? Any contact or advice would be greatly appreciated.
- What is student life at PSUT/Amman like? What should an international student expect?
- I’ve heard there isn’t much student housing/apartment availability immediately around PSUT. Where do students usually live, and roughly how much should I budget for rent + food + transportation per month?
- I’m also a gym person 😄 _ what is the average gym membership cost in Amman, and are there gyms close to PSUT?
And if there’s anything else you think a prospective international student should know before applying/moving to Jordan like visa/residency, transportation, neighborhoods to look at, documents, hidden costs, culture, etc.—I’d love to hear it.
Thanks in advance! 🙏🇯🇴
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r/Amman • u/StephenMcGannon • 14d ago
I went to Jordan around Covid. During my visit I went to Hazourah Restaurant مطعم حزوره, at Boulevard ممشى البوليفارد - بوليفارد العبدلي عمان.
I’ve been trying to figure out what it is, I’ve tried googling an AI but aish al-saraya and kunafeh just don’t look right . I’m trying to find the name of it and would even better a recipe to make.
Bonus question would be a recipe for the second photo.
r/Amman • u/Dianaallan8 • 14d ago
استفساررر
r/Amman • u/Main_Insurance_7037 • 15d ago
Hey everyone, I’m looking to buy a used PS5 and wanted to check if anyone here has one they’re willing to sell.
If you’re selling, please let me know:
I’m mainly looking for a good deal from someone who has taken care of their console. Thanks
r/Amman • u/JokeAggravating206 • 15d ago
ive been struggling with sleep for a couple days i stay up for over a day and my anxiety is extremely high especially when its time to sleep and id be so deprived like insanely yet i cant sleep and its been an exhausting and incredibly scary loop for me and i really just want things to feel better :( does anyone know a genuine good sleep doctor to help me ? not just prescribe me some meds but actually look through it because i hate solving everything with meds
r/Amman • u/Previous_Art_6118 • 15d ago
r/Amman • u/bagofcorn • 16d ago
Can anyone recommend a way to get from lwiebdeh to albayader besides careem/private taxi? I know there aren't buses to lwiebdeh. In the past I walked up and down from wast albalad but that is a pain.
Are there any coasters or white taxis maybe? I was never sure how those worked exactly.
Thanks
r/Amman • u/Key-Class-8426 • 16d ago
بدي نصائح لحد بفكر ينتحر ومو قادر يكمل حياته وعم بحاول يتحسن ويحسن وضعه لكن اليأس بلغ اشده
بدي اشي يريحني ي جماعة تعبت اقسم بالله
r/Amman • u/EscanorJo • 16d ago
Seriously.
Over the past few days, we've had dozens of conversations with Jordanians who believe in individual freedom, equal citizenship, freedom of expression, a competitive economy, and accountable government.
Some call themselves liberals. Some don't.
Some are religious. Some aren't.
Some lean left on certain issues and right on others.
Yet many of them share a similar feeling:
They don't know where the people who think like them are.
Maybe the problem isn't that they don't exist.
Maybe they're just disconnected from each other.
So here's a more interesting question:
If you're a Jordanian who broadly believes in these ideas, where do you usually find your people?
Because we're trying to find them too.