Tuesday, May 02, 2006

The Tijaari Muwatins

Like today, for medical treatment locals travel to European countries, there was a season some years back, when Hyderabad, India, was a famous treatment spot. Almost every local would travel to India for treatment. But I guess traveling for treatment was just an excuse, as every local returned back, married to a young Hyderabadi girl of aged no more than 13 or 14 years. Some of these men were even in their late 70’s. Having half a leg in the grave, how could one actually get married to someone the age of their grandchildren?

Well the locals are not the ones to be blamed; offer them anything and will accept it with great pleasure. If there is someone guilty, it’s the girl’s family. They themselves use their daughters as baits to hunt these innocent people. Once they succeed, then slowly every cash flow gets transferred to their account and they become the Sheiks of India.

How to identify these Hyderabadis? Time had passed and these little girls are now grown up women. They themselves and their children can all be very easily identified from their dark face structure and not to forget their huge abnormal sizes. Only god knows what the secret of their diet is. They all have a shaggy beard, hair not set and mostly strolling around in their jalabis. Is the Emirates out of water?

Not that they are poor or broke. They all are just ba7eel. Request them for financial help, be it an amount of 10 Dirhams, and they will come up with a million emotional excuses, and you will end up giving 100 Dirhams in return. During Islamic occasions, when charity organizations give away support to the needy within the Emirates, these people are in queue with their GMC’s, filling it with the whole year’s ration. In short, wherever you find “FREE” inscribed, for sure you will find these Hyderabadi Muwatins.

Plus their Arabic is still not 100% perfect, they pressurize their throat while speaking, but still lack the perfectness. Another easy way to identify them is a lot of them have a liking to keep American cars, Caprice or GMC. Unlike other immigrants who have gained the UAE nationality, these people consider themselves as of a high cast. Why? I’m still trying to know that myself. Like earlier I had written that there are some Balushis, who do not disclose their identity, these people are even worse. They will never speak Hindi with any human kind, be it a stranger or their own family member, nor are cooperative at all. If you ever face one, don’t waste time in trying your luck. Better approach an office boy, he would turn out more cooperative than them.

23 Comments:

Blogger secretdubai said...

I'm confused. The women have beards?

Well the locals are not the ones to be blamed; offer them anything and will accept it with great pleasure.

Just because someone offers you something inappropriate, doesn't mean you are blameless for taking it. It's called "fighting temptation" ;)

2:13 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I knew this one was coming.

LOL Emarati - you have attacked almost everyone. Im confused whoz gonna be next, I assume Omanis.. :)

11:47 AM  
Blogger Tainted Female said...

You are just the Eimratypedia of this place. The amount of information you share about the numbers of nationalities is outstanding!

LOL! Gotta love this blog.

5:29 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am in love with your intelligence =)

11:14 AM  
Blogger flamin said...

u kick ass emaraty boy :P this one was HILARIOUS. the whole hyderabadi thing is so true and like uaebelle mentioned, it's thailand's turn now.

the other day at the petrol station, i saw this guy in a kandoora who had oriental looks. he looked filipino and then...he starts talking in flawless local dialect LOL...I WONDER HOW :)

PS: dani, don't kill me for saying 'filipinos'...whats the real spelling anyways?

btw, are these muwatins the residents of thousand villas?

11:16 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You know, I bet those famous American Balushis (John and Jim) are descendants . . .

3:04 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

SMS or call me. I don't have your number =)

10:38 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

you are missed!

10:35 AM  
Blogger Anon said...

Fantastic, let's kick all the under class out - I'll get my ticket!!

1:05 PM  
Blogger flamin said...

updateeeeeeeeeee!!!

10:30 AM  
Blogger flamin said...

UPDATE!!! UPDATEEEEE!

1:30 PM  
Blogger Tainted Female said...

Enough is enough now. WRITE SOMETHING NEW DAMN IT.

5:43 PM  
Blogger flamin said...

U
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11:50 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

LOOOL i didn't notice your comment MD!

Yep, you spelled it right! :P

i think there are a few half filipinos half emiratis here... :S minus the beards in the women please! :P

Emaraty, when will you write about the Filipinos?! our independence day is near! (June 12) ;)

7:09 PM  
Blogger flamin said...

lolll dani...EMARATY, WAKE UPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

10:36 AM  
Blogger flamin said...

stupid cupid emaratYYYYY...waynakkkkk

11:02 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

can wait 4 you to turn 70
and see what you'll do! eekek! if you went to Hawaiii or Hyderbad!

2:16 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

it's very amusing coming across Nazis..oh well people like you will always exist i guess =)

a suggestion for ur next post..what makes YOU different?

interesting to read ..gotta give u that

4:28 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Surely... this is the most racist Blog I've come across... Well written ... but drips of (frustrated) racism ...

2:20 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

lil bit of oil ... and you're the king of the world ? ... grow up and open your eyes ... peice of emaraty crap !!

2:22 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

its not like im defending him or his mentality

i bet u anything this guy is not emaraty
he does not represent us nor our culture

5:01 PM  
Blogger rosh said...

I love reading you blogs Emaraty - well most of the time.

I am just amazed how much you know of the UAE, it's true history (or lack thereof), culture (or lack there of) - often it's such pleasure and ease reading your blogs. Even though I was born/raised and educated in the UAE and lived there for 30 plus years - I did not know so much about the true UAE.

Even after 6 years of sitting pretty in the Big Apple, I miss home - a place called UAE, wish I could go back someday and call it a true "home" without all the fear an expat would otherwise have to carry all his life......

anyhooo cheerio

1:04 AM  
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