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Times of Oman
03-08-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
LOT – The Value Shop Opens Fifth Branch at LuLu Hypermarket in Al Bidayah
LOT - The Value Shop has further broadened its scope in Oman with the launch of its fifth outlet at LuLu Hypermarket in Al Bidayah. The launch of the fifth branch follows the success of the other four branches of LOT in Mall of Muscat, Wadi Al Lawami, Nujum Mall at Al Amerat and Al Buraimi. The expansion plan aligns with LOT's commitment to continuously enhance accessibility of retail offerings to customers even in the remote areas of the country. With the recent launch, the group aims to uphold its dedication to excellence while providing an unparalleled retail experience through quality products and services for the local community. The value shop aims to serve the day-to-day needs of customers by offering a diverse range of products at affordable prices. Shoppers can explore an impressive assortment of household essentials, kitchenware, toilet essentials, travel accessories, stationery and a vast collection of toys. There is also a separate area dedicated to household products prized at less than 0.350 baizas. Shoppers can find an exceptional collection of the latest seasonal fashion trend for men, women, and kids, footwear, elegant jewellery, and ladies' bags. Lot offers an enjoyable experience for those on the hunt for great deals and value in everyday essentials, without compromising on the quality. Speaking at the launch, a senior spokesperson stated, 'We are happy to have launched the fifth branch of our value store in Oman. All LOT outlets have well-planned layouts and ample parking spaces, offering shoppers a hassle-free experience. The strategic location of LOT stores ensures convenience and accessibility, making it a preferred destination for customers.' LOT value shops offer convenience, value, and a unique assortment of merchandise for the whole family, making it the first choice among budget-conscious shoppers seeking quality products.
Leaders
20-03-2025
- Leaders
Tourism Minister Explores Islamic Arts Biennale 2025 in Jeddah
Ahmed Al-Khateeb, Saudi Arabia's Minister of Tourism, recently visited the Islamic Arts Biennale 2025, an event themed 'And All That Is in Between.' Organized by the Diriyah Biennale Foundation, the exhibition is hosted at the Western Hajj Terminal within King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and will run until May 25. During his visit on Tuesday evening, Al-Khateeb immersed himself in the diverse array of artistic and historical works on display. The biennale features over 500 artifacts and contemporary pieces, celebrating the rich legacy of Islamic arts and cultures while underscoring Saudi Arabia's growing prominence as a global hub for culture and creativity. The minister gained insights into the biennale's seven distinctive artistic components— Al Bidayah, Al Madar, Al Muqtani, Al Midhallah, Al Mukarramah, Al Munawwarah, and Al Musalla —which seamlessly integrate ancient archaeological treasures with modern artistic expressions. As he toured the exhibition halls, Al-Khateeb admired a wide range of loaned works, including historical artifacts, Islamic collectibles, and contemporary masterpieces. The biennale also showcases contributions from renowned international institutions such as the Louvre Museum in Paris and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, further enriching the cultural experience. The event's design offers visitors a unique visual and intellectual journey through the evolution of Islamic art and heritage. Related Topics : Jeddah's Islamic Arts Biennale Lights Up Ramadan Nights 'AlMidhallah' Artistic Space Reimagines Islamic Garden at Islamic Arts Biennale Makkah's Grand Mosque Adorned with 33,000 Saudi-Made Carpets for Ramadan Saudi-Chinese Team Achieves Progress in Archaeological Excavation at Al-Sirrain Short link : Post Views: 6
Gulf Insider
13-03-2025
- Gulf Insider
Rare Islamic Artifacts, Treasures Displayed At Airport In Jeddah
Rare Islamic artifacts, treasures displayed at airport in Jeddah Jeddah The AlBidayah zone (The Beginning) at the Islamic Arts Biennale, themed 'And all that is in Between,' is held until May 25 at the Western Hajj Terminal of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, featuring rare Islamic artifacts and treasures that highlight sacred sites in Islam rarely seen outside Makkah and Madinah. A notable piece in the collection is a historical mobile stairway that once provided access to the elevated door of the Holy Kaaba. This staircase, about 5 meters in length and 4 meters in height, is adorned with intricate Baroque-inspired decorations. Reflecting the grandeur of Islamic history and ancient architectural arts, it was presented to the Holy Kaaba in the 1820s AD by the ruler of the Carnatic Sultanate in South India, SPA reported. Used primarily by men when the Kaaba's door was open, this stairway played a significant role in facilitating access to the Holy Kaaba. Ruler Another silver stairway, gifted by the ruler of Rampur in India between 1865-1887 AD, was reserved for women. The Islamic Arts Biennale provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore these artifacts, delving into their cultural significance and the enduring connection between historical rulers and Makkah. Also read: Jeddah Launches Test Run Of Sea Taxi, Connecting 3 Waterfront Locations
Daily Tribune
12-03-2025
- Daily Tribune
Rare Islamic artifacts, treasures displayed at airport in Jeddah
TDT | Jeddah Rare Islamic artifacts, treasures displayed at airport in Jeddah Jeddah The AlBidayah zone (The Beginning) at the Islamic Arts Biennale, themed 'And all that is in Between,' is held until May 25 at the Western Hajj Terminal of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, featuring rare Islamic artifacts and treasures that highlight sacred sites in Islam rarely seen outside Makkah and Madinah. Collection A notable piece in the collection is a historical mobile stairway that once provided access to the elevated door of the Holy Kaaba. This staircase, about 5 meters in length and 4 meters in height, is adorned with intricate Baroque-inspired decorations. Reflecting the grandeur of Islamic history and ancient architectural arts, it was presented to the Holy Kaaba in the 1820s AD by the ruler of the Carnatic Sultanate in South India, SPA reported. Used primarily by men when the Kaaba's door was open, this stairway played a significant role in facilitating access to the Holy Kaaba. Ruler Another silver stairway, gifted by the ruler of Rampur in India between 1865-1887 AD, was reserved for women. The Islamic Arts Biennale provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore these artifacts, delving into their cultural significance and the enduring connection between historical rulers and Makkah.
