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Kabul Airport, 21 May 2004
1. Wide shot Kabul Airport
2. Mid shot of Afghan wrestler champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati (second from left) with his coach and another Olympic athlete posing for cameras before leaving for Athens
3. Close up of Bashir Ahmad Rahmati
4. Six members Afghan Olympic team walking to plane
Kabul, 27 August 2004
5. Various of Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah and Rahmati's niece at Rahmati's house
6. Rahmati's father with Bashir's sister and niece
7. Haji sitting in restaurant watching wrestling on television with Rahmati's sister and niece in a restaurant
9. Close up of father watching wrestling
10. Back shot of Haji watching his son Rahmati competing with Dilshod Mansurov from Uzbekistan
11. Cutaway of Rahmati wrestling with adversary
12. Rahmati's sister watching his brother and looking sad with as his brother lost the competition
13. Rahmati's father and sister watching wrestling on TV
14. SOUNDBITE (Dari) Haji Rahmat Ullah, Rahmati's father:
"I'm very hopeful that my son might win the second round of the wrestling, and I'm very very sad - because when my son was wrestling in Afghanistan, he was number one for his weight. I blame the Afghan Olympic Committee because of their carelessness."
15. Rahmati's father watching TV
17. Wide shot of mobile advertising billboard in the street with Afghan olympic athletes, Rahmati in the middle
STORYLINE:
Afghanistan's best hopes to win an Olympic medal in Athens were crushed on Friday when the country's wrestling champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati lost to a former Asian champion.
Rahmati, 19, was defeated by in the first round of the freestyle wrestling competition in the 55-kilogram class competition by Dilshod Mansurov, the Uzbekistan national champion by a straight 11-0.
In Kabul, Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah watched his son's defeat on TV and said that the Afghan Olympic committee was to blame.
The 22-member Olympic team from Afghanistan spent two months on the Greek resort island of Lesbos preparing for their return to the games this year after an eight-year absence.
Rahmati was one of the stars but according to his father, everything went wrong when the wrestler lost his coach and was imposed a wrong diet that left him unfit for the competition.
But despite the disappointment, the return of the Afghan team to the Olympics was welcomed by the international sport community after an eight-year absence.
The International Olympic Committee banned Afghanistan from participating in the games in 1999 partly because of the Taliban government's decision to exclude female athletes.
This year judo player Friba Razayee judo and her teammate sprinter Robina Muqim Yaar made history in Athens by as the first two Afghan women ever to compete in an Olympic Games.
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Hazāra (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, forming about 9% (according to other sources up to 19%) of the total population. More than 650,000 Hazara may be found living in neighbouring Pakistan and an estimated one million in Iran.
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Hazaras
The Hazaras (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan, Hazara Town in Balochistan, Pakistan and Karachi. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third largest ethnic group in Afghanistan.
The dialect of Persian which they speak is called Hazaragi, which is more precisely a part of the Dari dialect continuum (one of the two main languages of Afghanistan), and is mutually intelligible with Dari.
Etymology
Babur, founder of the Mughal Empire in the early 16th century, records the name Hazara in his autobiography. He referred to the populace of a region called Hazaristan, located west of the Kabulistan region, north of Ghazna and south-west of Ghor.
The conventional theory is that the word Hazara derives from the Persian word for Thousand (Persian: هزار - hazār). It may be the translation of the Mongol word ming (or minggan), a military unit of 1,000 soldiers at the time of Gengis Khan. With time, the term Hazar could have been substituted for the Mongol word and now stands for the group of people.
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Family of Afghan wrestler react to Olympic defeatFamily of Afghan wrestler react to Olympic defeat
Kabul Airport, 21 May 2004 1. Wide shot Kabul Airport 2. Mid shot of Afghan wrestler champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati (second from left) with his coach and another Olympic athlete posing for cameras before leaving for Athens 3. Close up of Bashir Ahmad Rahmati 4. Six members Afghan Olympic team walking to plane Kabul, 27 August 2004 5. Various of Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah and Rahmati's niece at Rahmati's house 6. Rahmati's father with Bashir's sister and niece 7. Haji sitting in restaurant watching wrestling on television with Rahmati's sister and niece in a restaurant 9. Close up of father watching wrestling 10. Back shot of Haji watching his son Rahmati competing with Dilshod Mansurov from Uzbekistan 11. Cutaway of Rahmati wrestling with adversary 12. Rahmati's sister watching his brother and looking sad with as his brother lost the competition 13. Rahmati's father and sister watching wrestling on TV 14. SOUNDBITE (Dari) Haji Rahmat Ullah, Rahmati's father: "I'm very hopeful that my son might win the second round of the wrestling, and I'm very very sad - because when my son was wrestling in Afghanistan, he was number one for his weight. I blame the Afghan Olympic Committee because of their carelessness." 15. Rahmati's father watching TV 17. Wide shot of mobile advertising billboard in the street with Afghan olympic athletes, Rahmati in the middle STORYLINE: Afghanistan's best hopes to win an Olympic medal in Athens were crushed on Friday when the country's wrestling champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati lost to a former Asian champion. Rahmati, 19, was defeated by in the first round of the freestyle wrestling competition in the 55-kilogram class competition by Dilshod Mansurov, the Uzbekistan national champion by a straight 11-0. In Kabul, Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah watched his son's defeat on TV and said that the Afghan Olympic committee was to blame. The 22-member Olympic team from Afghanistan spent two months on the Greek resort island of Lesbos preparing for their return to the games this year after an eight-year absence. Rahmati was one of the stars but according to his father, everything went wrong when the wrestler lost his coach and was imposed a wrong diet that left him unfit for the competition. But despite the disappointment, the return of the Afghan team to the Olympics was welcomed by the international sport community after an eight-year absence. The International Olympic Committee banned Afghanistan from participating in the games in 1999 partly because of the Taliban government's decision to exclude female athletes. This year judo player Friba Razayee judo and her teammate sprinter Robina Muqim Yaar made history in Athens by as the first two Afghan women ever to compete in an Olympic Games. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/81f2fe3d5209e39146a1b61a520556cf Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
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Hazāra (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, forming about 9% (according to other sources up to 19%) of the total population. More than 650,000 Hazara may be found living in neighbouring Pakistan and an estimated one million in Iran. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video
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Family of Afghan wrestler react to Olympic defeat
Kabul Airport, 21 May 2004 1. Wide shot Kabul Airport 2. Mid shot of Afghan wrestler champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati (second from left) with his coach and another Olympic athlete posing for cameras before leaving for Athens 3. Close up of Bashir Ahmad Rahmati 4. Six members Afghan Olympic team walking to plane Kabul, 27 August 2004 5. Various of Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah and Rahmati's niece at Rahmati's house 6. Rahmati's father with Bashir's sister and niece 7. Haji sitting in restaurant watching wrestling on television with Rahmati's sister and niece in a restaurant 9. Close up of father watching wrestling 10. Back shot of Haji watching his son Rahmati competing with Dilshod Mansurov from Uzbekistan 11. Cutaway of Rahmati wrestling with adversary 12. Rahmati'... -
Hazara people
Hazāra (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, forming about 9% (according to other sources up to 19%) of the total population. More than 650,000 Hazara may be found living in neighbouring Pakistan and an estimated one million in Iran. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video
Family of Afghan wrestler react to Olympic defeat
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Kabul Airport, 21 May 2004
1. Wide shot Kabul Airport
2. Mid shot of Afghan wrestler champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati (second from left) with his coach and an...
Kabul Airport, 21 May 2004
1. Wide shot Kabul Airport
2. Mid shot of Afghan wrestler champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati (second from left) with his coach and another Olympic athlete posing for cameras before leaving for Athens
3. Close up of Bashir Ahmad Rahmati
4. Six members Afghan Olympic team walking to plane
Kabul, 27 August 2004
5. Various of Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah and Rahmati's niece at Rahmati's house
6. Rahmati's father with Bashir's sister and niece
7. Haji sitting in restaurant watching wrestling on television with Rahmati's sister and niece in a restaurant
9. Close up of father watching wrestling
10. Back shot of Haji watching his son Rahmati competing with Dilshod Mansurov from Uzbekistan
11. Cutaway of Rahmati wrestling with adversary
12. Rahmati's sister watching his brother and looking sad with as his brother lost the competition
13. Rahmati's father and sister watching wrestling on TV
14. SOUNDBITE (Dari) Haji Rahmat Ullah, Rahmati's father:
"I'm very hopeful that my son might win the second round of the wrestling, and I'm very very sad - because when my son was wrestling in Afghanistan, he was number one for his weight. I blame the Afghan Olympic Committee because of their carelessness."
15. Rahmati's father watching TV
17. Wide shot of mobile advertising billboard in the street with Afghan olympic athletes, Rahmati in the middle
STORYLINE:
Afghanistan's best hopes to win an Olympic medal in Athens were crushed on Friday when the country's wrestling champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati lost to a former Asian champion.
Rahmati, 19, was defeated by in the first round of the freestyle wrestling competition in the 55-kilogram class competition by Dilshod Mansurov, the Uzbekistan national champion by a straight 11-0.
In Kabul, Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah watched his son's defeat on TV and said that the Afghan Olympic committee was to blame.
The 22-member Olympic team from Afghanistan spent two months on the Greek resort island of Lesbos preparing for their return to the games this year after an eight-year absence.
Rahmati was one of the stars but according to his father, everything went wrong when the wrestler lost his coach and was imposed a wrong diet that left him unfit for the competition.
But despite the disappointment, the return of the Afghan team to the Olympics was welcomed by the international sport community after an eight-year absence.
The International Olympic Committee banned Afghanistan from participating in the games in 1999 partly because of the Taliban government's decision to exclude female athletes.
This year judo player Friba Razayee judo and her teammate sprinter Robina Muqim Yaar made history in Athens by as the first two Afghan women ever to compete in an Olympic Games.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/81f2fe3d5209e39146a1b61a520556cf
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Kabul Airport, 21 May 2004
1. Wide shot Kabul Airport
2. Mid shot of Afghan wrestler champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati (second from left) with his coach and another Olympic athlete posing for cameras before leaving for Athens
3. Close up of Bashir Ahmad Rahmati
4. Six members Afghan Olympic team walking to plane
Kabul, 27 August 2004
5. Various of Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah and Rahmati's niece at Rahmati's house
6. Rahmati's father with Bashir's sister and niece
7. Haji sitting in restaurant watching wrestling on television with Rahmati's sister and niece in a restaurant
9. Close up of father watching wrestling
10. Back shot of Haji watching his son Rahmati competing with Dilshod Mansurov from Uzbekistan
11. Cutaway of Rahmati wrestling with adversary
12. Rahmati's sister watching his brother and looking sad with as his brother lost the competition
13. Rahmati's father and sister watching wrestling on TV
14. SOUNDBITE (Dari) Haji Rahmat Ullah, Rahmati's father:
"I'm very hopeful that my son might win the second round of the wrestling, and I'm very very sad - because when my son was wrestling in Afghanistan, he was number one for his weight. I blame the Afghan Olympic Committee because of their carelessness."
15. Rahmati's father watching TV
17. Wide shot of mobile advertising billboard in the street with Afghan olympic athletes, Rahmati in the middle
STORYLINE:
Afghanistan's best hopes to win an Olympic medal in Athens were crushed on Friday when the country's wrestling champion Bashir Ahmad Rahmati lost to a former Asian champion.
Rahmati, 19, was defeated by in the first round of the freestyle wrestling competition in the 55-kilogram class competition by Dilshod Mansurov, the Uzbekistan national champion by a straight 11-0.
In Kabul, Rahmati's father Haji Rahmat Ullah watched his son's defeat on TV and said that the Afghan Olympic committee was to blame.
The 22-member Olympic team from Afghanistan spent two months on the Greek resort island of Lesbos preparing for their return to the games this year after an eight-year absence.
Rahmati was one of the stars but according to his father, everything went wrong when the wrestler lost his coach and was imposed a wrong diet that left him unfit for the competition.
But despite the disappointment, the return of the Afghan team to the Olympics was welcomed by the international sport community after an eight-year absence.
The International Olympic Committee banned Afghanistan from participating in the games in 1999 partly because of the Taliban government's decision to exclude female athletes.
This year judo player Friba Razayee judo and her teammate sprinter Robina Muqim Yaar made history in Athens by as the first two Afghan women ever to compete in an Olympic Games.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/81f2fe3d5209e39146a1b61a520556cf
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Hazāra (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third...
Hazāra (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, forming about 9% (according to other sources up to 19%) of the total population. More than 650,000 Hazara may be found living in neighbouring Pakistan and an estimated one million in Iran.
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Hazāra (Persian: هزاره) are a Persian-speaking people who mainly live in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Twelver Shia Muslims and make up the third largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, forming about 9% (according to other sources up to 19%) of the total population. More than 650,000 Hazara may be found living in neighbouring Pakistan and an estimated one million in Iran.
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