The unsung heroes of blogging

Take for example Khaled, (Palforce) who established Jordan blogs. The guy gave generously, he spend night after night getting everyone on there. Yet, no one says even a little "Ya3teek El 3afyeh".

Blogger Hamede, has been a faithful reader of just about every blog out there. He leaves a word or two, but not because he doesn't have a lot to say! Sometimes, a word is all it takes to get the picture across!

Blogger, Qabbani, Who has been a diligent bee literally, interacting, reading and commenting just about ANYWHERE you can think of. Yes, many people might have their own personal opinions about him. But who cares? That's all beside the point. He IS one of the most active!

Blogger Amira Housaini, who has been following up on just about every Arabic blog out there, and helping spread the word through Global Voices online.

Issam Bayazidi, Sure, it has been ages since he blogged, and his last venture (Jordan Planet, RIP) is no longer on the map. But this doesn't mean that we will forget his awesome achievement. He's the one who ignited it all. YES Bloggers content speak out for it self. But without an avenue to release it. It's as good as unearthed diamonds.

Summer the Cook, Yep, another unsung hero of the blogsphere. Cooking-The-Easy-way, her new blog, is focused on an area neglected by so many others. Blogging is .. well... easier than cooking!

Asmaa Um El Yomon أسماء - أُمُّ اليُمنْ, There has never been a single challenge to Asmaa's supremacy over the Literature side of blogging. Her words are like magic, and her original style can never be reproduced. Literally poetic masterpieces of art!

Catholic Sunni Shia, must be the most courageous, and most persistent number. She posts about the latest so frequently, that some people can't even catch up with her. Not to mention the level of controversy she bestows over her posts. She just keeps churning one post after the other on her core issues.

Asoom, For being the most active recent addition to the blogosphere. She managed 48 articles in her first month only! Now that's worth something

Angry Husband, for being the truest person I've ever known in my life. A person who decided to project his frustrations and bad energy towards a blog. And didn't end up beating his wife, or killing her over domestic disagreement. A model that many married men should follow. ESPECIALLY in the Arab world

The Talasim team: These guys bring you a picture after a picture of the funniest things you can see in the world. If that's not pioneering and worthy. I don't know what is

Rasha, The Caller: just a few of the many blogs that she writes on. In Arabic and English. Story after story, idea after idea. Something really worthy of an unsung hero!

7usam, One of the most talented photographers, in addition to serving the community so much in the "Mosalsal" effort, and "Dwwen".

Omernos, One of the most talented designers, whose efforts in Fan Arabi can't be ignored

Zeid Nasser, The Amazing technology writer. With his wonderful insight on what happening and what's cool in the technology world.

Amjad Al Qassim: Aafaq Elmyyeh. With his uneque presistent drive towards science posts. He has distinguished himself from everyone else. His daily update is always fun to read for science lovers

Khalid El Sharif: Who's only 13 years old, yet manages to write excellent english AND finds the time to blog everyday. He only started recently. But is worth mentioniong as one of the heroes

You, Yes, you the reader. You are the unsung hero and often forgotten in the ocean of wireters' personal choices and ideas. But it is YOU who make a difference. Your interactions, your comments enlightened and propel the writer to getting better. Bloggers have a chance to hone their skills more than writers because of all the ongoing encouragement and critique they receive in the form of comments.

These are my unsung heroes of the Arabic blogosphere.  This is a completely subjective subject. It's not about who is good, it's about who's not appreciated enough. And there are so many of those. The real base of the blogosphere!

Now, who do I read for? You REALLY want to know?... brace yourselves... (And YES, I READ for EVERY SINGLE ONE of these) Just about EVERYTHING they wrote or write... Here's my list: