Karama

If you have ever lived in the UAE, especially in Dubai, you are surely familiar with Karama. In Arabic, Karama or Al Karama means "dignity". It is a district in Dubai which is mostly commercial than residential. There are many boutiques and small shops that are surrounding the district. Karama is near Dubai creek and part of the older part of the city. It is known in Dubai as a centre for cheap stuff such as furnitures, and fake items like handbags, shoes and watches.


The place is home to thousands of people which is the most populous residential area in Dubai outside of areas zoned to house labour accommodations. It stretches for 2km between the creekside diplomatic area to the north, containing numerous consulates, and Zabeel Park to the south, a $50-million technology-themed public park opened in December 2005. Zabeel Park divides Karama from the landmark Dubai World Trade Center, as well as Sheikh Zayed Road and its famous skyscrapers.

Karama is excellent location as residents would have access to a lot of commodities, shops, transportations and choices of boutiques.There is a diverse culture and language in Karama which is generally true for UAE. Nationalities commonly present in this city are Indians, Pakistanis and Filipinos.