Located near the western shores of the Persian Gulf, Bahrain, officially known as the kingdom of Bahrain, is a small island country. Once the center of the Dilmun civilization, Bahrain is one of the first country to adopt the religion of Islam. Originally ruled by the Arabs, Bahrain was captured by the Portuguese, the Persian emperors, the Al Khalifa royal family and the British. Bahrain gained independence in 1971, but unrests between the Shia and Sunni population has created peace issues for the otherwise highly economically prosperous nation.
Tuesday, 24 November 2015
The Special Delights of Bahraini Cuisine
Located near the western shores of the Persian Gulf, Bahrain, officially known as the kingdom of Bahrain, is a small island country. Once the center of the Dilmun civilization, Bahrain is one of the first country to adopt the religion of Islam. Originally ruled by the Arabs, Bahrain was captured by the Portuguese, the Persian emperors, the Al Khalifa royal family and the British. Bahrain gained independence in 1971, but unrests between the Shia and Sunni population has created peace issues for the otherwise highly economically prosperous nation.
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