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She's now a full-time mother; she used to work in the health ministry. Family means everything to her. Al Khan area is her favorite spot in Sharjah. Sharjah gives her a strong sense of community.

Baraa has been in Sharjah for 36 years. He works as a location manager assistant. "I'm Palestinian, but I feel like a local. I love Sheikh Sultan, the ways and traditions of the culture, and the community in Sharjah."

Mohammed, originally from Lebanon, has called Sharjah home for 36 years. He is the owner of a garment business. Describing his connection to Sharjah, he states it is, "My country, my life, my heart." Al Khan holds a special place for him, and he visits this spot daily, either sipping coffee or fishing. He loves Sharjah and has raised his children to feel the same. “I'd never change a thing."

Buti works at the customs and appreciates the friendly and welcoming nature of the people in Sharjah. Recently, he had friends visiting from KSA and took them to a special spot to enjoy the view, the sunset, and the moment.

Sho works as an architect. During a visit to Sharjah, she explored the Focal Point exhibition at the Art Foundation and enjoyed a coffee break at Fann cafe. Being an architect, she particularly loves the vibrant art and culture scene in Sharjah, finding inspiration in the city's creative atmosphere.

Mohammed has been residing in the country for a couple of months. Working in the civil aviation authority, he expresses admiration for Sharjah as a family-oriented place that beautifully balances culture and tradition with a mix of the old and new.

Salim is currently employed as a ranger at Sharooq and has been living in Sharjah for 1.5 years. "I love being close to the desert, especially around Fossil Rock. As a hobbyist photographer, I enjoy capturing the beauty of nature in the area." His connection to the desert and photography reflects his appreciation for the unique landscapes and experiences that Sharjah has to offer.

Noman currently works at the kayaking facility in Rafisah Dam. Having lived in Khorfakkan for the past four months, he expresses his enjoyment in his new role at Rafisah. Noman finds pleasure in kayaking on the water and being surrounded by the beauty of nature.

Born and raised in Kalba, Khalifa works as a tour guide at the mangroves, he appreciates the tranquil environment surrounded by nature. Khalifa admires Sheikh Sultan for his strong leadership, emphasizing the ruler's qualities of mercy and kindness towards the people. His love for Sheikh Sultan reflects a deep connection to the values and leadership in the region.

On the road on a motorbike for 30 days around the region, they decided to make a stop in Sharjah, specifically at Al Badayer retreat, to relax and recharge.