We know, we know, it’s been a while, which is exactly why we’re super excited to announce that this week will be the week of new tooters!

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And our final 10 additions to toot are the following blogs, bringing the grand total of new tooters to 50.
http://www.jazarah.net/blog/
http://www.reflectupon.blogspot.com/
http://abufares.blogspot.com/
http://blacksmithsoflebanon.blogspot.com/
http://almiraatblog.blogspot.com/
http://www.tadwen.com/melhamy/
http://www.monaeltahawy.com/
http://faragallah.blogspot.com/
http://tahyyes.blogspot.com/
http://moeys.net/

4th Batch of new bloggers to toot:

http://copywriterinuae.com/
http://www.atrissi.com/wordpress/
http://www.al-rasid.com/blog
http://29letters.wordpress.com/
http://dubaimedia.blogspot.com/
http://moroccanmaryam.typepad.com/my_marrakesh/
http://www.arabesquerhabsody.com/blog/
http://imthi.com/blog/
http://www.american-in-jordan.com/
http://abuhilaleh.maktoobblog.com/

For day three:
http://ammartalk.com/
http://urshalim.blogspot.com/
http://www.blafrancia.com/
http://ut-ly.blogspot.com/
http://battutabahrain.blogspot.com/
http://jarofjuice.blogspot.com/
http://ya-ashrafe-nnas.blogspot.com/
http://digressing.blogspot.com/
http://rantingsofanarabchick.blogspot.com/
http://beirut2bayside.blogspot.com/

For day two:
Syrian News Wire 
7aki Fadi
Dubai in Vogue
Saudi and the City
Reflections All Mine
Francom
Gadgets Arabia
Hilal Chouman
Mouhammad Omar
Karakeb

For day one, here are our newest additions to the toot community:

Kuwaitism
kerblog
The Arab Observer
My Occupied Territory
Z-District
Al Falasteeneya
Fann 3arabi
The Moor Next Door
K the Kuwaiti
Ibn Bent Jbeil

Ahlan, ahlan! :)

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We know, we know, it’s been a while, which is exactly why we’re super excited to announce that this week will be the week of new tooters!
For day one, here are our newest additions to the toot community:

Kuwaitism
kerblog
The Arab Observer
My Occupied Territory
Z-District
Al Falasteeneya
Fann 3arabi
The Moor Next Door
K the Kuwaiti
Ibn Bent Jbeil

Ahlan, ahlan! :)

The founding members of toot corp graced the cover of this months issue of Pulp magazine. How awesome is that!

In Fouad’s own words:

Why Do We Blog?

1. Because we believe we have opinions that deserve to be heard, and minds that should be respected.
2. Because societies do not progress until they learn to respect opinions of their members. And we would like to see our society progressing.
3. Because blogging is our only option. We do not have a free media, and freedom to assemble is not allowed.
4. Because we want to discuss our opinions.
5. Because we think.
6. Because we care.
7. Because blogging has had a positive effect on other societies and we want to see the same result in our society.
8. Because blogging is a reflection of the life of society members. And we are alive.
9. Because blogging is gaining increasing attention from media and governments. We want them to listen to us.
10. Because we are not scared.
11. Because we reject the cattle mentality.
12. Because we welcome diversity of opinions.
13. Because the country is for all, and we are part of it.
14. Because we want to reach out to everyone.
15. Because we refuse to be an “echo”.
16. Because we are not any less than bloggers in other societies.
17. Because we seek the truth.
18. Because our religion encourages us to speak out.
19. Because we are sick and tired of the Saudi media hypocrisy.
20. Because we are positive.
21. Because blogging is a powerful tool that can benefit society.
22. Because we are affected and we can affect.
23. Because we love our country.
24. Because we enjoy dialogue and don’t run away from it.
25. Because we are sincere.

In Fouad’s own words:

Why Do We Blog?

1. Because we believe we have opinions that deserve to be heard, and minds that should be respected.
2. Because societies do not progress until they learn to respect opinions of their members. And we would like to see our society progressing.
3. Because blogging is our only option. We do not have a free media, and freedom to assemble is not allowed.
4. Because we want to discuss our opinions.
5. Because we think.
6. Because we care.
7. Because blogging has had a positive effect on other societies and we want to see the same result in our society.
8. Because blogging is a reflection of the life of society members. And we are alive.
9. Because blogging is gaining increasing attention from media and governments. We want them to listen to us.
10. Because we are not scared.
11. Because we reject the cattle mentality.
12. Because we welcome diversity of opinions.
13. Because the country is for all, and we are part of it.
14. Because we want to reach out to everyone.
15. Because we refuse to be an “echo”.
16. Because we are not any less than bloggers in other societies.
17. Because we seek the truth.
18. Because our religion encourages us to speak out.
19. Because we are sick and tired of the Saudi media hypocrisy.
20. Because we are positive.
21. Because blogging is a powerful tool that can benefit society.
22. Because we are affected and we can affect.
23. Because we love our country.
24. Because we enjoy dialogue and don’t run away from it.
25. Because we are sincere.