I LOVE DUBAI!!

yooo u r rit

Assalamu alykum I am writing this letter to you as I cannot find any help, advice or assistant on the internet. I am a South African lawyer now living and working in Namibia as a Magistrate / district court judge. I also currently serve as the chairperson of the District LAbour Courts My Husband is qualified in the engineering field , specifically fitting and turning and specialising in the manufacturing of precision tool making. Our children are all aged under 12 and my co-wife takes care of them at home. We desire to come and live and work in Dubai as it is one of the few places that we veiw as modern and progressive wherein one can still preserve Islamic family life. Could someone with a kind heart in your firm please guide us as to what to do, how to look for, and apply for jobs and work permits. We are seeking this opportnuty for the sake of our children. We are all fluent in English and Arabic. Personally my Arabic is not as good as the rest of the Family however I am currently studying arabic at the Univesity of South Africa via correspondence whilst working on my masters degree.Since I grew up in Cape Town South Africa I also speak Afrikaans. My husband is fluent in French , Arabic and English and my co-wife speaks arabic and berber. She will however not be seeking employment since she is "the minister of Household affairs". Please assist us in trying to build a better future for our children. Mrs Sadiqah Guendouz ( bint Abduraghiem Haroun)

Assalamu alykum I am writing this letter to you as I cannot find any help, advice or assistant on the internet. I am a South African lawyer now living and working in Namibia as a Magistrate/ district court judge. I also currently serve as the chairperson of the District LAbour Courts My Husband is qualified in the engineering field, specifically fitting and turning and specialising in the manufacturing of precision tool making. Our children are all aged under 12 and my co-wife takes care of them at home. We desire to come and live and work in Dubai as it is one of the few places that we veiw as modern and progressive wherein one can still preserve Islamic family life. Could someone with a kind heart in your firm please guide us as to what to do, how to look for, and apply for jobs and work permits. We are seeking this opportnuty for the sake of our children. We are all fluent in English and Arabic. Personally my Arabic is not as good as the rest of the Family however I am currently studying arabic at the Univesity of South Africa via correspondence whilst working on my masters degree.Since I grew up in Cape Town South Africa I also speak Afrikaans. My husband is fluent in French, Arabic and English and my co-wife speaks arabic and berber. She will however not be seeking employment since she is "the minister of Household affairs". Please assist us in trying to build a better future for our children. Mrs Sadiqah Guendouz ( bint Abduraghiem Haroun)

Assalamu alykum I am writing this letter to you as I cannot find any help, advice or assistant on the internet. I am a South African lawyer now living and working in Namibia as a Magistrate / district court judge. I also currently serve as the chairperson of the District LAbour Courts My Husband is qualified in the engineering field , specifically fitting and turning and specialising in the manufacturing of precision tool making. Our children are all aged under 12 and my co-wife takes care of them at home. We desire to come and live and work in Dubai as it is one of the few places that we veiw as modern and progressive wherein one can still preserve Islamic family life. Could someone with a kind heart in your firm please guide us as to what to do, how to look for, and apply for jobs and work permits. We are seeking this opportnuty for the sake of our children. We are all fluent in English and Arabic. Personally my Arabic is not as good as the rest of the Family however I am currently studying arabic at the Univesity of South Africa via correspondence whilst working on my masters degree.Since I grew up in Cape Town South Africa I also speak Afrikaans. My husband is fluent in French , Arabic and English and my co-wife speaks arabic and berber. She will however not be seeking employment since she is "the minister of Household affairs". Please assist us in trying to build a better future for our children. Mrs Sadiqah Guendouz ( bint Abduraghiem Haroun)

Assalamu alykum I am writing this letter to you as I cannot find any help, advice or assistant on the internet. I am a South African lawyer now living and working in Namibia as a Magistrate/ district court judge. I also currently serve as the chairperson of the District LAbour Courts My Husband is qualified in the engineering field, specifically fitting and turning and specialising in the manufacturing of precision tool making. Our children are all aged under 12 and my co-wife takes care of them at home. We desire to come and live and work in Dubai as it is one of the few places that we veiw as modern and progressive wherein one can still preserve Islamic family life. Could someone with a kind heart in your firm please guide us as to what to do, how to look for, and apply for jobs and work permits. We are seeking this opportnuty for the sake of our children. We are all fluent in English and Arabic. Personally my Arabic is not as good as the rest of the Family however I am currently studying arabic at the Univesity of South Africa via correspondence whilst working on my masters degree.Since I grew up in Cape Town South Africa I also speak Afrikaans. My husband is fluent in French, Arabic and English and my co-wife speaks arabic and berber. She will however not be seeking employment since she is "the minister of Household affairs". Please assist us in trying to build a better future for our children. Mrs Sadiqah Guendouz ( bint Abduraghiem Haroun)