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iZone Hotspots-locations in Sharjah :-)

by 37SingleMaleInDubai1

High-speed Wi-Fi internet service, enables you to wirelessly access the internet at locations across the UAE.
The method of payment can be through any of the following:
Hotspots Prepaid Cards
Etisalat Blue Card - AED 20
Credit Card
iPass Alliance
Dial Up Subscribers
Al Shamil Subscribers
GSM Subscribers
Wasel Mobile Subscribers
Hotspots Single User
Hotspots Multi User
Here is their locations in Sharjah Emirate:
Venue Type Location
Abu Dhabi Securities - Sharjah Office Next to Fardan Centre, Sharjah

Al Mondo Cafe Cafe Al Mondo Cafe

Al Mulla Hotels and Suites Hotel Sharjah

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Cafe Sahara Mall

Etisalat- West Coast Head Office Business Center Main Business Center

La Brise Sweets Cafe Sharjah

Mega Mall Shopping Mall Food Court

Radisson Sas AP Hotel Lobby & Dining Court

Sahara Mall - Debenhams Shopping Mall Debenhams

Sahara Mall - Food Court Shopping Mall Food Court Sahara Mall - Marks and Spencer Shopping Mall Mark and Spencer

Sharjah City Centre Cafe Sharjah

Sharjah International Airport Airport First Class Lounge

Sharjah Ladies club Office Sharjah

Starbucks - Bukhatir Tower Cafe Corniche Road - near Maza cinema - Sharjah - UAE

Starbucks - Mega Mall Cafe Sharjah Mega Mall - Sharjah

Starbucks - Sahara Centre Cafe Sahara Mall - Dubai Sharjah Road - Sharjah

Starbucks - Star Century Cafe Sahara Mall - Dubai Sharjah Road - Sharjah

Supreme Cafe - Sharjah Cafe Hamdan Centre

Festivals in the Corniche

by hb_capri

While we were there, a Chinese Lantern festival was going on.The entire corniche area was covered with beautiful red lanterns - it was a pretty sight! They even had a DJ playing music as part of the festivities.I was informed that they host diff festivals and even put up a calendar of the events.Check if out, something might interest you.

Zehra Mosque

by Kuznetsov_Sergey

Sharjah’s culture is firmly rooted in the Islamic traditions of Arabia. Islam is more than a religion, it is an integral part of everyday life for all Muslims and some of the basic values include honesty, courtesy and hospitality.

You can watch my 4 min 46 sec HD Video Sharjah evening walk part 3 out of my Youtube channel with Min Fine.

Dubai's Cultural Sister: SHARJAH

by JessH

Sharjah is often and easily forgotten by both visitors to and residents of Dubai. Mainly, since the beginning of Dubai's "building boom" (year 2003 onwards) this smaller emirate doesn't appear to have as much to offer: there are no majestic shopping malls with indoor ski slopes, no gravity-defying skyscrapers, no superb 5-star hotels, and also - no alcohol.

Since 1985, Sharjah has been known as "the dry emirate" (but surprisingly, non-Muslims can purchase alcohol in Sharjah airport’s duty free section).
Also, it's good to be aware of the fact that this emirate is a little more conservative than "sin city Dubai": both women AND men should adhere to a more sensible and respectable dress code when in Sharjah.
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"The "Cultural Capital of the UAE""

But where Sharjah lacks in modern sophistications and glamour, it by far outshines Dubai with its cultural and historical sights. In the craze of megalomaniac projects and construction, Dubai quickly forgot about its own history and has all but demolished any traces of the past, but in Sharjah the UAE's heritage is alive and well. It proudly calls itself "The cultural capital of the UAE."

I have to admit: I have lived in the UAE since 1998 and rarely visit Sharjah, which is a shame. The main deterrent is simply traffic chaos: cost of living tends to be quite a bit cheaper than in Dubai, so hundreds of thousands of people commute to Dubai, turning a 15 kilometre stretch of road into a 3-hour gridlock nightmare each and every day.

But this coming winter, I definitely and traffic-defiantly plan more trips into Sharjah city!

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It is the 3rd largest of the 7 United Arab Emirates and is ruled by H.H. Dr Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qassimi (since 1972).