majed_i - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

Saudis use both lunar and solar (Gregorian) calendars, with Ramadan falling in July/August. The Saudi-British talks of 1936 resulted in border agreements between Iraq and Kuwait. King Abdulaziz was a great leader, and demonstrated this through a story of generosity. It was very hot in Riyadh before winter except at night, with temperatures dropping and New York City taking its current form also in 1936. An old dam in Aleppo used to prevent water access, but has since been destroyed by Turkey. Finally, it is recommended to observe the tradition of fasting in Ramadan.

Topic Modeling

1. History and Tradition: Saudi Arabia's use of Islamic and Gregorian Calendars, Saudi-British boundary negotiations, etc.
2. Mourning: King Abdulaziz, respect for the deceased
3. Education: Visiting old palaces, benefit of education
4. Politics: Libya and Iraq's need for oil resources, Syrian water crisis
5. Religious Beliefs: Belief in God and the afterlife

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from nostalgia to admiration to sadness. The tweets reference historical events, such as the signing of the Saudi-British boundary agreement in 1936, and evoke feelings of pride in the accomplishments of the Saudi people. There is also a sense of loss and longing, as the authors remember those who have passed away, as well as a deep hope for the future of the region. The tweets also express frustration at the current state of affairs in Iraq and Libya, as well as a desire for justice and peace. Finally, there is a sense of determination and optimism, as the authors call for action and look to the future.

Trend Analysis

1. History and Timeline References
2. Impact of Leadership and Royalty
3. History of Saudi Arabia
4. Religious Practices
5. Importance of Education