Arabeyes: Singers Banned in Syria and Terrorist Arabs at All Airports · Global Voices
Amira Al Hussaini

A number of female Arab singers have been banned from singing in Syria – to put a limit to moral corruption. In another development, Arabs seem to be targeted at airports around the world, even in their own homes, where they are being treated like terrorists.
These are just two of the conversations taking place in Arabic blogs this week.
Syria: No to Some Female Singers
Subzero Blue from Tunisia has a story about banning famous singers from performing in Syria in this post.
I don't know whether what he is saying or what the media agencies are saying is the truth. But what I agree with is that the Arab singing scene has reached an unprecedented low level of pollution and moral decay. I really do wish that all Arab countries and festivals take a united stance against such corruption.
Egypt: Arab Terrorists at Airports
Ahmed Gharbiya from Egypt describes how all Arab men are suspected as being terrorists in airports around the world and at home.