For the second year in a row The Black Iris was nominated and managed to win the Brass Crescent award in the Middle East category. I actually had to look up last year’s post to make sure that I don’t repeat myself, but then I discovered that last year’s post really said everything I wanted to say. But it is worth repeating again. The fact that readers do play a big role in forming the identity of a blog deserves to be repeated, and everyone who voted for this blog deserves my thanks and gratitude once again. Also, congratulations to all those who were nominated and all those that won.
Especially to Umm Zaid of Sunnisisters who won the best retired blog. Although she no longer blogs, her voice is one of three that, unknowingly, helped inspire me to create this blog. And in case you’re wondering about the other two, they are Natasha of Mental Mayhem (whose voice has also fallen silent) and Haitham Sabbah who continues to inspire.
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7IBER is nominated in the Special Topic Award for Culture & Education, as well as the Best Arabic Blog categories! Lend us your vote and help spread the word! (psst...you can vote daily:)
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Congratulations.
Congrats!
Mabrook!
Congratulations Naseem.. deserved it.. no doubt
mabrook naseem
Mabroook…you deserve it:))) keep up the GREAT work!
Pretty fun Eid gift from your fans.
Thanks for continuing!
You deserve it and there is no doubt in that, Congrats
Congratulations my friend
Congratulations Naseem
Thank you Nas for those words and Congratulations. I was hoping you and Umm Farouq would tie — I wanted it to be a Jojo sweep! And, speaking of hot Eid topics, I can’t believe the Parliament has dissolved. Does this mean it is time for me to really establish my Haki Fadi party and run? My platform is batikh u mismir.
I’ll pencil you in on the ballot Umm Zaid. That is, if my neighbor doesn’t come as for my National Number again so they can use it to vote.
“ask”, I meant “ask for my Nat’l Number”