British expat praises UAE school's spiritual values

The UAE's remarkable spirit of coexistence has once again come to the forefront as a defining feature of the nation’s identity.

- Syed Shayaan Bakht, Staff Reporter

Rooted in values of tolerance, respect, and cultural diversity, the country continues to bring together people from over 200 nationalities who live and work in harmony.

Initiatives led by the government, along with everyday interactions among residents, reflect a shared commitment to peaceful coexistence. In a world often marked by division, the UAE stands out as a model of unity — where different cultures, religions, and traditions are not just accepted, but celebrated.

This time, a British expat was bamboozled by the values schools hold in the UAE.

The expat, who goes by the name Big Frank, told Gulf Today that his children were shifted from an Islamic learning classroom in an Ajman school on the grounds that the kids would not take interest in such studies.