Jordanian people are extremely well respected and generous, they take care of their guests and everyone that visit their country. I had the best time in Amman, places like Abdun, Jabal Amman First circle and third.

Inflation and crime tend to go hand in hand Jad. I notice an increase in dishonesty just from the cab drivers alone since the last rise in oil prices. We just got a security camera, and secured the doors in our building. I hope Jordan remains as safe.

I’m gonna go visit the first circle grocery store now, and I’ll tell him Jad said hi

Qwaider
He was dude he was.

jojo
I didn’t say Jordan is a crime free country not mistake free; maybe I should have said Jordan isn’t free of human mistakes.

Jumana
Of course, it wasn’t smart thing to do but believe me it was unintentionally.

Hal
I wonder who can be illusive to a man spend 90% of his time hanging out.

I agree, Jordanian authorities are not open about crime statistics but that doesn’t mean we got loads of them and doesn’t mean the one we hear about are serious crimes, don’t forget that Jordan is pretty small country, people connected in a magical way and stories get spreads around really quick so again if there is something serious; we will know about it for sure.

Maher
haha, no dude, he was so real

SimSim
Yeah there are many things happens we don’t know about and maybe we don’t need to know about.

MommaBean
Well, as expat you will always feel that even if you were Arab and/or Muslim but not Jordanian you will always feel stranger at some point especially if you cannot read the street pulse yet.

I spend 10 days in Egypt and I didn’t feel safe; I’m Arab and Muslim but didn’t feel safe there at all; but again I think it’s because I couldn’t read the street pulse.

Dave
Same here dude but it happened unintentionally, I went to Sport City for Cycling and when I finished I found that I left two of them open.

As for car alarm thingy, I installed it just to stop neighbours kids from hitting my car with their football but yet it’s useful outside my neighbourhood.

Batoul
Abu Shakoush is TRUE, BE AFRAID :p

Wasim
and let me add; we don’t have maps for Safe Neighbourhood

I disagree with Hal.
“I think our feelings of ’safety’ in Jordan are fake and simply an illusion”

No let’s look around us and compare what we have here in Jordan and what others have in the region, then let’s decide.

Love Jordan

One of my friends had her laptop stolen from her locked, closed car; the criminals simply busted in her window. And some other friends had their expensive, imported baby stroller stolen from their below-ground apartment. And you yourself have a car alarm. So I hope you’re being facetious in this post.