r/Everything_Dubai

Today I was shocked to receive a very sad piece of news about the passing of a relative who was also a classmate of mine.

I have to admit we have not been in touch for ages; however, the news hit me hard. I feel like a hand is crushing my heart and very sad overwhelming feeling.

The moment I received the news, a flashback of our high school days literally rolled in front of my eyes, I remember the laughs we had at a mutual friend's gathering about the silly stuff that used to entertain us at the time.

Personally, I find solace in writing/typing my thoughts in times like this, hence I'm sharing.

At moments like this, one realizes how fragile life is, one day we are here, the other we are not, so let's make our short time on this Earth count, by being kind towards one another, by being tolerant & by helping other living souls 🙏🏻

I gently ask you to pray for his soul and for strength to bestow on his parents, wife and offspring.

May your days be filled with happiness, and cherish every second with your loved ones.

God Bless 🙏🏻

I’m based in Abu Dhabi and looking for a friendly female travel buddy to join me for a relaxed day trip to Ras Al Khaimah or explore the beautiful Northern Emirates.

The plan is simple: a scenic drive, beautiful views, good food, some sightseeing, and plenty of chill conversations along the way. 😊

I’m open to suggestions for places to visit, whether it’s mountains, beaches, hidden gems, or just a peaceful escape from the usual routine.

Looking for someone who enjoys travelling, exploring new places, and having good company. No pressure, no expectations—just a fun, respectful, and easygoing day out.

If this sounds like your kind of plan, feel free to DM me. Let’s see if we can plan something for this weekend! 🌴✨

Looking to head out for a day trip this weekend, but torn between these two classics:

​Jebel Jais: Crazy scenic mountain twisties, cooler weather, mountain peak vibes, and great views.

​Khorfakkan: Stunning coastal mountain drives, beach vibes, the Amphitheatre, and Waterfall.

​For anyone who’s done both recently, which one offers the better overall drive and weekend vibe right now?

Any hidden spots along either route worth checking out?

I feel like branding makes a pretty big difference in Dubai real estate, especially when there are so many similar projects and agencies competing for attention.

I have been looking at a few real estate branding agencies and Mint & Co. seems to have some interesting work in this space.

Has anyone here worked with them or another agency for property branding? Would be interested to know what actually made a difference.

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Hi, I run an auto repair garage in Al Quoz Dubai. The extreme heat, sand, and heavy traffic in Dubai take a massive toll on vehicles. Too many garages rely on expensive guesswork instead of actual diagnostics, so I'm here to give you honest answers.

Ask me anything about major car issues in the Dubai, including:

Common Engine Issues: Dealing with engine misfires from bad ignition coils, timing chain wear, and high oil consumption common, oil leaks from dried-out gaskets, sudden loss of power while driving.

Engine Overheating: Handling cracked radiator plastics, failed water pumps, stuck thermostats, and rapid coolant loss during peak summer.

AC Failures: Why your car blows hot air at red lights, leaks water inside the cabin, or why dealer quotes for compressors and evaporators are so high.

Suspension Damage: Fixing rattles, squeaks, and worn control arm bushings caused by speed bumps and rough terrain.

Electrical Bugs: Pinpointing rapidly drained batteries, glitchy sensors, and cleared dashboard error codes.

Pre-Purchase Traps: How shiny paint and detailed interiors hide thousands of dirhams in hidden mechanical faults.

Drop your questions below about weird noises, warning lights, or second opinions on garage quotes