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7 Free Online Platforms Lebanese People Should Take Advantage Of
Enjoy some entertainment and education without spending a dime through these platforms!
1. Cinemoz
A Beirut-based streaming and video-on-demand website launched in 2012. Aside from distributing free films, Cinemoz offers originally produced content like the famous “Stand-up Baladi” comedy show. Now showing on Cinemoz are the movies Stillwater, Solitary, and Sinaliento.
2. Jobs For Lebanon
A non-profit recruitment network that connects the Lebanese diaspora with local Lebanese talents seeking job opportunities. You can sign up either as an employer to post a job or as a candidate to apply for one. You can also donate through this link to help the volunteers sustain their operations.
3. B3at.co
Your go-to website when you want to have a loud laugh. B3at.co displays a huge collection of voice messages that circulate between Lebanese users and go viral because of their funny and weird nature. If you come across a hilarious voice note, send it to b3at@b3at.co and let them share happiness with the world!
4. Cookin5m2
Through Cookin5m2, one of Lebanon’s first food bloggers Hisham Assad has been sharing original budget-friendly food, dessert, and drink recipes since 2013, alongside personal reflections in a section titled ‘The Spill’. What mostly stands out are Hisham’s flavor twists on traditional recipes, like ‘beetroot cake’, ‘apple molasses cakes’, ‘spiced iced tea’, and ‘pickled wild thyme’.
Listen to our Beirut Buzz podcast episode with Hisham and get to know him more!
5. Takweer
An Instagram feed founded by the Lebanese designer Marwan Kabbour and devoted to the exploration of ‘queer narratives in Arab history and popular culture’. Posts cover Arabic poetry, Egyptian cinema moments, historical events, and funny videos making the platform an archival and educational resource as well as a source of entertainment.
6. I Have Learned Academy
Established in 2018, this Lebanese academy offers affordable courses by experts in various fields through which you will acquire life skills and information usually not taught at academic institutions, as well as free online talks and discussions led by specialists.
Here are some upcoming events. Book your slot now before it’s too late!
7. Beirut.com
Did you think I would forget to mention everyone’s favorite website that has it all covered – from local news and guides to upcoming events, newly opened businesses, and highly relatable content?
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1. Cinemoz
A Beirut-based streaming and video-on-demand website launched in 2012. Aside from distributing free films, Cinemoz offers originally produced content like the famous “Stand-up Baladi” comedy show. Now showing on Cinemoz are the movies Stillwater, Solitary, and Sinaliento.
2. Jobs For Lebanon
A non-profit recruitment network that connects the Lebanese diaspora with local Lebanese talents seeking job opportunities. You can sign up either as an employer to post a job or as a candidate to apply for one. You can also donate through this link to help the volunteers sustain their operations.
3. B3at.co
Your go-to website when you want to have a loud laugh. B3at.co displays a huge collection of voice messages that circulate between Lebanese users and go viral because of their funny and weird nature. If you come across a hilarious voice note, send it to b3at@b3at.co and let them share happiness with the world!
4. Cookin5m2
Through Cookin5m2, one of Lebanon’s first food bloggers Hisham Assad has been sharing original budget-friendly food, dessert, and drink recipes since 2013, alongside personal reflections in a section titled ‘The Spill’. What mostly stands out are Hisham’s flavor twists on traditional recipes, like ‘beetroot cake’, ‘apple molasses cakes’, ‘spiced iced tea’, and ‘pickled wild thyme’.
Listen to our Beirut Buzz podcast episode with Hisham and get to know him more!
5. Takweer
An Instagram feed founded by the Lebanese designer Marwan Kabbour and devoted to the exploration of ‘queer narratives in Arab history and popular culture’. Posts cover Arabic poetry, Egyptian cinema moments, historical events, and funny videos making the platform an archival and educational resource as well as a source of entertainment.
6. I Have Learned Academy
Established in 2018, this Lebanese academy offers affordable courses by experts in various fields through which you will acquire life skills and information usually not taught at academic institutions, as well as free online talks and discussions led by specialists.
Here are some upcoming events. Book your slot now before it’s too late!
7. Beirut.com
Did you think I would forget to mention everyone’s favorite website that has it all covered – from local news and guides to upcoming events, newly opened businesses, and highly relatable content?
More like this:
Darza: The First Secondhand Shopping App In Lebanon
12 Websites For Online Clothes Shopping In Lebanon
