Archive for 20 October 2013
Malala A Western Used Chess Piece-Ansar Abbassi
‘I am Malala’ a book that entails the young Pakistani girl’s views and perspectives for various events and about relevant figures has met several criticisms by notable figures of country, mostly the journalists.
The veteran journalist Ansar Abbasi has responded to her book stating that the statements and the accounts by Malala not enough to call a controversial figure only , but also to call her a 'western' agent . Since , it presents the views contradictory to the Islamic preaching and what is expected of a patriotic individual.
The book has experiences of her father. Malala talked about the Prophet Hood. Like the westerns , she used the name of the prophet in a way , without writing pbuh after the Holy Prophet .
She supported Salman Rushdie , a figure that is hated by many of the Muslims for its views and statements against the Prophet Hood. According Malala , her father also criticized her wrong views , but everyone has the right to freedom of expression ! Support another idea that westerns !
Ansar comment stating that she was trying to portray and bring shame to the country, by presenting the rulers tenure , that of General Zia - ul - Haq and Pervaiz Musharraf a conservative and restrictive period for Muslim women .
It was stated that General Zia had imposed various restrictions on Muslim and it was in the time that Muslim women face unprecedented problems . She's words used against Taliban and hit the Pakistani intelligence service ISI for failing the presence of Osama bin Laden that resulted to detect . May 2 incident
For Mullah Omar , the Swati girl used " one-eyed mullah , making fun of the religious clergies . To observe her burqa is just a displeasing clothes ! At one place, to have said that in 1997 , on August 14, she and her family had wore black armbands . They reported She felt that she remains nothing to celebrate since Swat uncivilized since Pakistan's inception.Ansar also criticized Malala of showing sympathy for Ahmedis which are referred to as non -Muslims by the Pakistani parliament for their religious beliefs .
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Waar Movie Story and Review
Waar Movie Story and Review, Regardless of like a focus on associated with committing suicide blasts as well as other brazen terrorist operates, which usually transpire using like fee associated with recurrence the idea problematical to keep the hinge, Pakistan has become a smashing tote for the intercontinental marketing as well as it’s local critics who accuse the idea to get the original source and centre associated with terrorism. This plot has long been peddled consequently properly in which regardless of the denials in addition to offer related to resistant to be able to demonstrate it’s chastity the united states has long been constrained for the aspect and contains already been destroyed unheard.
Waar Movie Examine ‘Waar’ is usually an effort for supplying a great antithesis, a Pakistani viewpoint about the menace associated with terrorism, so it wouldn’t always be inappropriate to convey, isn’t it’s development, rather a consequence of international electricity nation-wide politics. The actual motion picture primarily focuses on the exact component of international guidance according to the difficulty associated with terrorism Pakistan is actually dealing with. It demonstrates what sort of nation is actually independently a sufferer associated with terrorism, in which becoming coming from across the side. Even though zero nation has long been branded, the exact hand naturally items on the larger neighbour. The actual motion picture supplies a few flawlessly accomplished in addition to remarkable motions string affecting terrorists in addition to protection aids. Compiled by Hassan Waqas Rana and targeted through Bilal Lashari, we have now an amazing toss composed of Shaan, Shamoon Abbasi, Ali Azmat, Ayesha Khan in addition to Meesha Shafi. The actual representative gives taken away all the prevents to generate the idea a worthy work and get the meaning over. Shaan, seeing that constantly, provides given quite a effective efficiency with the exquisite talk distribution and recognized many incredibly effective deal with phrases and words. Tested like a focus on related to terrorism, he’s about the quest in order to clear the united states on the most cancers related to terrorism. It’s Bilal Lashari’s 1st motion picture in addition to what ever related to their particular operate we all see so far has long been top-notch Pakistan’s superstar Shaan Shahid is actually back across the giant screen using another wonderful effort after Khuda Kay Liye (their gujjar excursions involving don’t matter! ) In line with marketing studies, the tunes cd of the motion picture has brought 2 years to get completely ready in addition to qualifications score another Several a few months.
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Shoaib Akhtar Blast The Katrina Kaif In Shaista Wahidi Show
Shoaib Akhtar aka Rawalpindi Express was fastest bowler in the world and Pakistan’s cricket legend and International. Shoaib Akhtar was recently invited by Geo Morning show organized by Shaista Wahidi, the show went well and the driver’s program, ie acerca Shaista Wahidi as beginning to ask questions and expect pro Indian actresses Indian response Rawalpindi Express. But he was surprised when Shoaib Akhtar replied. Shaista Wahidi It will ask if you are alone on a boat where Meera Katrina and May and the ship starts sinking so what will happen? Katrina will save or Meera.
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‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’ Explores the history of Haj
‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’ Explores the history of Haj
JEDDAH — A series of 43 original oil paintings by Saudi artist Reem Nazir entitled ‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’ explores the history of the Haj, a pilgrimage to the holy city of Makkah, which is one of the five pillars of Islam and including a visit to the holy city of Madinah.
An exhibition of the paintings is to be held at the Jeddah Municipality’s Grand Exhibition Hall on Oct. 22 to Nov. 14.
This series depicts a bygone era, when the long and arduous travel to the Hijaz was mostly undertaken by camel caravan and traditional sailing dhows, before the advent of steamships, trains and air travel.
The series is streamlined in a catalog, which is introduced by the President of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities (SCTA) Prince Sultan Bin Salman. The catalog carries a preface by Mayor of Jeddah Dr. Hani Ibn Mohamed Abu Ras.
Prince Sultan in his introduction says, “God says in His Holy Book ‘And (remember) when Ibrahim (Abraham) and (his son) Ismail (Ishmael) were raising the foundations of the House (the Kaaba at Makkah), (saying), ‘Our Lord! Accept (this service) from us. Verily! You are the All-Hearer, the All-Knower.’” “With this sacred command, the history of Haj originated and with it began the influx of pilgrims arriving from all corners of the earth, to visit His house in Makkah, in compliance with His summons to His Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) ‘And proclaim to mankind the Haj (pilgrimage). They will come to you on foot and on every lean camel, they will come from every deep and distant mountain highway (to perform Haj).’”
“After Allah hailed our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as his messenger, Haj became the fifth pillar of Islam: ‘And Haj to the House is a duty that mankind owes to Allah, those who can afford the expenses (for one’s conveyance, provision and residence); and whoever disbelieves (i.e. denies Haj, then he is a disbeliever of Allah), then Allah stands not in need of any of the ‘Alamin (mankind and jinns).’”
Since the rise of Islam and throughout all periods of Islamic history, people have been coming to perform Haj on foot, riding on the backs of animals, or braving the seas in traditional boats. Those pilgrims endured numerous hardships and perils. In modern times during the reign of Al Saud and since the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a revolution in transportation and communications has enabled unprecedented numbers of Muslims from around the world to travel to Makkah to perform Haj and ‘Umrah’ (the lesser Haj), a feat which the early historians and visitors of yonder years would not have been able to fathom.
This was only possible due to the efforts of King Abdulaziz (may God bless his soul) who put in place a well-founded policy giving utmost priority to the custodianship of the Two Holy Mosques and other holy places. The Kings, his sons, who came after him, followed in his footsteps, until the current reign of Custodian of The Two Holy Mosques King Abdallah, who dedicated all the resources of the state for developing the infrastructures to be utilized in the service of the pilgrims and the visitors performing the ‘Umrah’.
In addition to development projects in Makkah and the areas surrounding the Grand Mosque, Madinah is undergoing a pioneering developmental process at the helm of which is the great expansion of the Prophet’s Mosque and the development of the central area, as well as connecting Madinah with Makkah by the ‘Two Holy Mosques Railway Project’.
‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’, an exhibition of paintings by the distinguished Saudi artist Reem Nazir takes us back in memory to bygone times, recorded and described through the eyes of historians and in the journals of travelers, who made the journey to Haj in those days, allowing the artist’s imagination to depict images of instances in the past in the exact locations that hosted the pilgrims.
The exhibition permits us to get a glimpse of some of the hardships and difficulties that the pilgrims had to undergo in order to perform their religious obligations. At the same time, it reminds us of the ecstasy experienced by the worshiper, who shuns worldly garbs and dons the pilgrim’s ‘ihram’ (the seamless cloth worn by pilgrims during Haj rituals), ready to be received by his/her Creator with constant supplication and prayer along with all Muslims performing their Haj rituals and hoping to receive God’s blessings.
It is a scene that truly captures the heart and this creative space allows us to witness this journey of pilgrims travelling from all four corners of the earth.
The mayor writes in the preface, from the inception of Islam and the enlightened message from God, a message emanating from this land that holds in its fold the two holiest spots on the planet, a Muslim can observe how the Haj journey commenced.
Through history Hajis have endured great hardships and difficulties in undertaking this journey. By the grace of God, and by the efforts of the government, through its massive projects in the holy mosques, this journey became a truly rewarding one.
‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’ is an exhibition of 43 oil paintings by the artist Reem Nazir, that encapsulates the difficulties this journey entailed. It is fitting that this exhibition opens in Jeddah, gateway to the two holy mosques. This exhibit will move to other venues within Saudi Arabia and then to other parts of the world to bear witness to the Muslim’s faith and proof of the development of the Haj journey over the Millennia.
It has been an enormous documentary effort that entailed diligent historical research and will be an important reference to both students and academics in the future.
Alongside the paintings in the catalog are historic reference photographs, mostly taken from the archives of the Barakat Trust and Royal Geographical Society that relate to the scenes depicted in the paintings. In addition, descriptions of each scene are provided by a variety of historical ‘voices.’
Evocative quotations of first hand witnesses, from the earliest Islamic historians and travelers, through to later Eastern and Western travelers, are used in addition to verses from the Holy Qur’an and traditional sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
A 56-page catalog featuring all paintings is available during the exhibition. A forthcoming publication, available in both Arabic and English languages, will reproduce all works from the exhibition alongside a more expansive set of photographs and text of direct quotations giving first hand accounts of the Hajj rituals, as well as the various customs, perils and adventures experienced on this journey to and from the holy cities.
The scenes depicted and their historical references will appeal to millions of pilgrims past, present and future, in addition to others with an interest in the history, geography, archaeology and traditional architecture of the Islamic World.
An exhibition of the paintings is to be held at the Jeddah Municipality’s Grand Exhibition Hall on Oct. 22 to Nov. 14.
This series depicts a bygone era, when the long and arduous travel to the Hijaz was mostly undertaken by camel caravan and traditional sailing dhows, before the advent of steamships, trains and air travel.
The series is streamlined in a catalog, which is introduced by the President of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities (SCTA) Prince Sultan Bin Salman. The catalog carries a preface by Mayor of Jeddah Dr. Hani Ibn Mohamed Abu Ras.
Prince Sultan in his introduction says, “God says in His Holy Book ‘And (remember) when Ibrahim (Abraham) and (his son) Ismail (Ishmael) were raising the foundations of the House (the Kaaba at Makkah), (saying), ‘Our Lord! Accept (this service) from us. Verily! You are the All-Hearer, the All-Knower.’” “With this sacred command, the history of Haj originated and with it began the influx of pilgrims arriving from all corners of the earth, to visit His house in Makkah, in compliance with His summons to His Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) ‘And proclaim to mankind the Haj (pilgrimage). They will come to you on foot and on every lean camel, they will come from every deep and distant mountain highway (to perform Haj).’”
“After Allah hailed our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as his messenger, Haj became the fifth pillar of Islam: ‘And Haj to the House is a duty that mankind owes to Allah, those who can afford the expenses (for one’s conveyance, provision and residence); and whoever disbelieves (i.e. denies Haj, then he is a disbeliever of Allah), then Allah stands not in need of any of the ‘Alamin (mankind and jinns).’”
Since the rise of Islam and throughout all periods of Islamic history, people have been coming to perform Haj on foot, riding on the backs of animals, or braving the seas in traditional boats. Those pilgrims endured numerous hardships and perils. In modern times during the reign of Al Saud and since the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a revolution in transportation and communications has enabled unprecedented numbers of Muslims from around the world to travel to Makkah to perform Haj and ‘Umrah’ (the lesser Haj), a feat which the early historians and visitors of yonder years would not have been able to fathom.
This was only possible due to the efforts of King Abdulaziz (may God bless his soul) who put in place a well-founded policy giving utmost priority to the custodianship of the Two Holy Mosques and other holy places. The Kings, his sons, who came after him, followed in his footsteps, until the current reign of Custodian of The Two Holy Mosques King Abdallah, who dedicated all the resources of the state for developing the infrastructures to be utilized in the service of the pilgrims and the visitors performing the ‘Umrah’.
In addition to development projects in Makkah and the areas surrounding the Grand Mosque, Madinah is undergoing a pioneering developmental process at the helm of which is the great expansion of the Prophet’s Mosque and the development of the central area, as well as connecting Madinah with Makkah by the ‘Two Holy Mosques Railway Project’.
‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’, an exhibition of paintings by the distinguished Saudi artist Reem Nazir takes us back in memory to bygone times, recorded and described through the eyes of historians and in the journals of travelers, who made the journey to Haj in those days, allowing the artist’s imagination to depict images of instances in the past in the exact locations that hosted the pilgrims.
The exhibition permits us to get a glimpse of some of the hardships and difficulties that the pilgrims had to undergo in order to perform their religious obligations. At the same time, it reminds us of the ecstasy experienced by the worshiper, who shuns worldly garbs and dons the pilgrim’s ‘ihram’ (the seamless cloth worn by pilgrims during Haj rituals), ready to be received by his/her Creator with constant supplication and prayer along with all Muslims performing their Haj rituals and hoping to receive God’s blessings.
It is a scene that truly captures the heart and this creative space allows us to witness this journey of pilgrims travelling from all four corners of the earth.
The mayor writes in the preface, from the inception of Islam and the enlightened message from God, a message emanating from this land that holds in its fold the two holiest spots on the planet, a Muslim can observe how the Haj journey commenced.
Through history Hajis have endured great hardships and difficulties in undertaking this journey. By the grace of God, and by the efforts of the government, through its massive projects in the holy mosques, this journey became a truly rewarding one.
‘Hajj Journey Through the Ages’ is an exhibition of 43 oil paintings by the artist Reem Nazir, that encapsulates the difficulties this journey entailed. It is fitting that this exhibition opens in Jeddah, gateway to the two holy mosques. This exhibit will move to other venues within Saudi Arabia and then to other parts of the world to bear witness to the Muslim’s faith and proof of the development of the Haj journey over the Millennia.
It has been an enormous documentary effort that entailed diligent historical research and will be an important reference to both students and academics in the future.
Alongside the paintings in the catalog are historic reference photographs, mostly taken from the archives of the Barakat Trust and Royal Geographical Society that relate to the scenes depicted in the paintings. In addition, descriptions of each scene are provided by a variety of historical ‘voices.’
Evocative quotations of first hand witnesses, from the earliest Islamic historians and travelers, through to later Eastern and Western travelers, are used in addition to verses from the Holy Qur’an and traditional sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
A 56-page catalog featuring all paintings is available during the exhibition. A forthcoming publication, available in both Arabic and English languages, will reproduce all works from the exhibition alongside a more expansive set of photographs and text of direct quotations giving first hand accounts of the Hajj rituals, as well as the various customs, perils and adventures experienced on this journey to and from the holy cities.
The scenes depicted and their historical references will appeal to millions of pilgrims past, present and future, in addition to others with an interest in the history, geography, archaeology and traditional architecture of the Islamic World.
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James Faulkner 64* (29) vs India
James Faulkner 64* (29) won the match for Australia against India He smashed 2 fours, 6 Sixes
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