r/Syrian

I’m new to Reddit .. I’m trying to build friends here in Jeddah( female) only and for also to have options and ideas about my bath way in life

I’m 26 F Syrian born and raised in Jeddah have iqama I didn’t finish high school for reasons
And now I’m facing difficulties with finding what suits me to start building my life close to what I wanna call freedom but also making money to grow and live as a person who has rights
I’m confused from where to level up
Where to move? Where to go ? Any other country that won’t challenge me without putting pressure and acting racist ? Where to start and how ? Can you people give me your options ? or if there is related story to mine ?

I will not take anything serious until I see if it’s really useful and sounds logic …

I just want to survive from this world with my own self …

Thank you all

I’m from Jordan and I grew up with you guys as friends and neighbors when you came here during the war, and I love you so much, and I have a question for you and I wish that you don’t take it personally, I see a lot of arabs talking about marrying a Syrian girl and that stuff in very disrespectful way that makes the Syrian looks like she has no dignity, and I started to notice that Syrians started to hate it when someone tries to marry a Syrian girl, the hard part is, that I really wish to marry a girl from your country, cuz I know how much you guys are great and full of kindness and love, I don’t have the thoughts of (باب الحارة) that the Syrian girl would accept that I would hit her or disrespect her and be her boss and she would make me food and calls me ابن عمي, I don’t have any of that cuz I lived with Syrians and I know that this is not how they are, so I need help from you guys, how can I do it the right way, what is the right way to find a Syrian match, and if you are a Syrian girl, how would you like someone to propose to you?🙃

Hi everyone,

I’m a journalist from Denmark writing for Stud.Jur, the largest student magazine in Denmark, read by thousands of people interested in law, politics, and society.

A photographer and I will soon be traveling to Damascus to report on Syria’s ongoing transitional justice process, including the legal efforts to hold members of the former Assad regime accountable.

We’re hoping to speak with lawyers, judges, legal researchers, human rights organizations and survivors. We want to understand how these proceedings are unfolding, what challenges remain, and what justice means to the people most affected.

Our goal is to tell this story accurately and responsibly for an international audience. If you are willing to speak with us or can help put us in touch with relevant people or organizations, please send me a direct message.

Thank you very much, and we look forward to listening to your perspectives.

Best,
Oskar

I am a student in saudi arabia Im currently in high school in the 10th grade, I got my year degree and it was 99.81%. My dad said i could not get into any syrian college with this, is this true? and i want to know how much is the real current mufadalah(مفاضلة) grades that people get that could get me a seat in a university or college for free or at least for money, (i want to get into medical school or into CS school.)

Hi everyone!

I recently traveled to Syria to see firsthand what the situation is like for travelers in 2026. In this video, I document the entire process of entering the country and my first impressions of Damascus.

I know there are many questions and concerns regarding safety and the current state of the country, so I wanted to share this footage to provide a current perspective. Whether you are curious about the culture, the logistics of the trip, or just want to see how the city looks today, I hope you find this helpful!

You can watch the full journey here:
https://youtu.be/KbPhynRA7HI

I’d love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions you might have about the trip. Cheers!

Is there any foreigners in your hometown in syria?how are they going? What do they do for living? HOW are they affecting local life?

Hi everyone!

I am journalist and researcher in Thailand on muslim issue. currently researching on how foreigners moving to Syria and would therefore really like to talk to someone with that experience, either for quoting in an article or background knowledge.

I was hoping someone living in syria in this group would be interested in talking to me. Any perspective is of interest!

Write a comment or send a DM if interested. Or if you have any questions.

Cheers!

Whenever I read about Syria I see some really weird stuff and I just wonder why?

1. Syrian ruler Yazid massacred the family of the Messenger. There are reports he hit the face of Hussain with a stick and shoved a stick into his teeth.
2. On top of that I read that the main collaborators of the British against the Turks were the Syrians.
3. Now I saw in the news Syrian president with Trump and Trump spraying him with some perfume of "victory".

I just wonder like what do Syrians believe in?

Is your religion or interpretation of moral and Islam the same like we have in Bosnia? Or what would be main differences from your ideology from us?

I just wonder if regular Syrians support these actions done by your leaders or your country?

(I am not a troll and don't have any intentions, and I never met a single Syrian in my life, I just want to know what a regular Syrian thinks?)

Hello everyone, I hope you are all well. I am a Syrian male, 25 years old. I have lived in Lebanon all my life since my family relocated here.

How is Syria doing right now? What is it really like living in different areas (Latakia, Aleppo, Damascus, etc.)? What does healthcare look like? Is it still socialised or mostly private?

What are the salaries like for business roles such as marketing, sales, and analyst positions, and are those roles even readily available? And how does rent look nowadays?

I would appreciate your support on this, and I hope you can share personal experiences as well.