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by the Internet Buraydah Forum, and will take place in the open air before a
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of Britain got talent that allows women, music, singing and dancing, debuted on
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the borders of strict Saudi Arabia, from neighbouring cosmopolitan Dubai, where
one of the judges is a woman, the Lebanese singer, Najwa Karam; the other two
judges are: Lebanese journalist, Ali Jaber and Saudi comedian, Nasser Al
Qasabi.
