Faham

In late 2004, al-Faham made the plunge and invested $7,000 in his arcade, which has seven computers.

Arcades let children escape from realities of war 2006

Video arcade owner Salah al-Faham (standing) adjusts a computer monitor for his customers, Ahmad Hussein (blue shirt) and his brother Thair Hussein at the al-Faham Brothers Arcade in east Baghdad June 21.

Arcades let children escape from realities of war 2006

BAGHDAD Delighted squeals and cheers spill out into the street in front of al-Faham Brothers Arcade in east Baghdad.

Arcades let children escape from realities of war 2006

Al-Faham says business has dropped sharply in the past seven months because of fears about the kidnappings of children for ransom.

Arcades let children escape from realities of war 2006

Before the war, arcades were rare and tightly regulated by the Iraqi Olympic Committee, which was run by Uday Hussein, the elder son of Saddam Hussein, says Salah al-Faham, 37, owner of al-Faham Brothers Arcade.

Arcades let children escape from realities of war 2006

Many Bedouin huts and tents of the tribes of Faham and Djehadele are scattered over this valley: their inhabitants earn a livelihood by collecting in the mountains grass and wild herbs, which they sell, when dry, in the Mekka market, twisted into bundles: they serve to feed horses, camels, and asses; but are so scarce and dear, that the daily feed for a horse costs from two to three piastres.

Travels in Arabia 2003

Many Bedouin huts and tents of the tribes of Faham

Travels in Arabia; comprehending an account of those territories in Hedjaz which the Mohammedans regard as sacred John Lewis Burckhardt 1800

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