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A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
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Afghanistan - 31 December 1991
Afghanistan is a country which has not only been physically devastated by ten years of civil war, its very cultural heritage is under threat. With Soviet influence in the cities, the traditionalists have become even more than formerly, entrenched in the countryside and the refugee camps in Pakistan.
Gvs of mosque
Street scenes in Kabul showing women wearing modern dress and burkas
Uzbek women walking along road
Departure of Soviet troops
Afghan women soldiers
Government school for orphan boys
Books in school and children reading
Mujahaddin school with children chanting from the Koran
Children playing outside Mujahaddin school
Sot group of boys singing Jihad is our way
Carpets showing tanks kalashnikov rifles and other trapping of war
Orphan boys making carpets
CU traditional carpet
Roasting rice in village
Women working in cotton fields alongside other villagers
Tents of a refugee camp in Pakistan
Little girl speaking in Afghan saying she wants to go to school
Teenage boy saying women should not be educated - the government's moves to introduce women's education was the reason they left Afghanistan
Widows being trained to use sewing machines
VS of widows with their teachers
Kabul University sign
Group of male and female students
Groups of students talking
Students walking along road.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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The culture of Afghanistan reflects its ancient roots and position as a crossroads for invading ethnic groups and traditions. Little the Afghans make is unattractive; even common grain bags to carry produce to market are often embroidered to make them more beautiful. A camel caravan of nomads often looks like a circus parade, with the animals decked out in woven finery. The Islamic traditions of fine calligraphy and graphic arts are evoked in the fine filigreed flourishes that decorate many buildings. Poetry and poets are revered. Although the people of Afghanistan may have been sorely stressed by centuries of warfare and a difficult environment, their arts have prospered nonetheless.
Afghanistan which is called the crossroad of Central Asia has a history over 5.000 years but it has been always sacrifice of invasion, war and conflict.
Afghanistan Religion is Islam & it has a key role in life of Afghan people, Thoes who are following Islam are called Muslims.
Afghanistan Government Is an Islamic Republic Government.
Afghanistan People are called Afghans or Afghani.
Afghanistan food or Afghan food is a unique South Central Asian food with yummy taste. Afghanistan is known from it's food and hospitality to it's beautiful carpets and handmade products to the world.
Food recipes of Afghanistan are easy to make with a unique & authentic flavor.
Afghanistan Music are including Pop, Classical, Folk, Ghazal, Instrumental or Tak Nawazi which each one has it's own audiance.
Afghanistan Films or movies have been reopened it's way to the world after suffering from three decades of conflict.
Afghanistan art has ancient history over several hundred years. Restoring the lost arts of Afghanistan.
Craft Leather or leather craft has played an important rule in our life. This art of leather working is mostly done by hand to make bags & crafts in most part of the world including Afghanistan.
Kite Flying in Afghanistan is really common and it's considered as Afghans national outdoor sport.
Afghanistan Clothing especially the traditional clothing is really beautiful with embroidery and unique in design.
Map of Afghanistan shows the geographical locations of 34 cities including the capital of each provinces and it's districts.
Afghanistan major cities or major provinces are including Kabul, Herat, Mazari Sharif, Kandahar, Jalalabad and a few more. Click this link to learn more about them.
Afghanistan Flag contains three stripe colors Black-Red-Green which each color describes a page in the history of Afghanistan.
Kabul Afghanistan! Kabul is the capital of Aghanistan with a rich culture, history and heritage over five thousand years.
Afghanistan Facts are incluing the geographical location, people, languages, currency etc
Afghanistan media and press have been seriously in danger and many Afghan journalists have been killed or kidnapped.
Afghanistan Calling Card can be found in any where but a long distance cheap cards with great voice quality is rare.
Communications in Afghanistan has widely developed in last 5 years and there are several cell-phone provider companies in the country.
Quran and Science, The holy scripture of Muslim's faith has found it's way to science which proofs that Quran is a divine scripture from God to humanity with out any error.
Famous Celebrities have found Islam a religion of peace, equality, unity and tolerance. As a result thousands of famous people, scientists and celebrities are joining Islam each year.
Convert Stories is a page dedicated to the spiritual journey of thoes individuals from different backgrounds, religions, careers who have joined Islam.
Afghanistan sports and games are including Buzkashi, Kite Flying, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Teakwondo, weight lefting etc. Luckily Afghan athletes won several medals in these sports.
Afghanistan minerals and natural deposits have been recently identified by international geologists. The deposits of Afghanistan includes, Iron ore, Gold, Copper, Lithium, Cobalt, Niobium & much more
Amir Amanullah Khan son of king Habibullah Khan was the great king and ruler of Afghanistan who have achieved the independence of Afghanistan in 1919.
There are two Afghan Restaurants in Los Angeles, Khyber restaurant in Reseda & Azeen restaurant in Pasadena los angeles, however there are many restaurants in the Bay Area of Northern California.
- published: 22 Oct 2010
- views: 25324
Cut from Different Cloth: Burqas & Beliefs (2005)
In 2005 filmmakers Olga Shalygin and Cliff Orloff returned to Afghanistan’s northern city of Mazar-I-Sharif for the third time since the fall of the Taliban in 2002.
Despite a growing network of Afghan friends and colleagues from their two prior visits, they had been restricted in their ability to meet freely with Afghan women.
The all-covering burqa, the high-walled living compounds and cultural restrictions on women limited their access. Olga, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, was puzzled why virtually all the Afghan women she saw still wore the burqa…even though security had greatly improved and a new constitution was adopted that granted women equal rights with men.
Through Serena, a 27-year-old American woman, who is living with an Afghan family and their 27-year-old daughter Hasina, we are taken inside the walls that separate women from men. Serena becomes the eyes and ears of the filmmakers.
Together, Serena, Hasina and Olga set out on a journey to learn what it means to be a woman in today’s Afghanistan. As their journey progresses, Serena’s desire to respect Afghan culture and tradition comes into conflict with her belief in universal rights for women. From interviewing child brides to women in prison, Serena comes to understand the risks Hasina and other Afghan women take to assert their rights.
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 74029
There are many cultures in Afghanistan, but they share three common components: tribal code, Islam, and impact of geography. The last, geography, has defined the people. The presentation examines how tribe and culture have been shaped by the geography of Afghanistan. And how they, in turn, have molded the country of Afghanistan and focus on Pashtun culture.
About This Speaker: Mr. Fallon is a Subject Matter Expert on Islamic Extremism, and cultures, tribes, sects of the Middle East and Central/South Asia. US Army Certified Instructor: ABIC, TRADOC, USAIC, and SGI, with US Army accreditation in Basic Intelligence Analyst, Advanced Intelligence Analyst, and Counter-Intelligence Familiarization. Former Instructor at US Army Intelligence Center at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Currently Consultant, Cultural Intelligence Analyst, Saber Teams, LLC providing analysis on extremists groups in Africa and Asia. Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. Academic research in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
- published: 03 Sep 2013
- views: 4658
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary, recorded 20.02.2011
In this BBC documentary, journalist and native Afghani Tahir Qadiry revisits his hometown of Kabul. Qadiry meets with not only the historians and politicians, but also the workers, children, and homemakers who represent the over-four-million people who live in Kabul today. Ultimately, the document comes to the point that Kabul consists of many varying regions, classes of people, and amount of progress versus traditionalism.
It is evident from the documentary that Kabul is beginning to reach out to the modern age but various factors keep parts of the city from progressing. Narrow streets, hundred year old architecture, and poor sanitation systems seem to encourage old customs and little advancement. The people, though incredibly accepting and welcoming to Qadiry and his crew, still hold many of the fundamental values from Taliban occupation. With all its residents, it has become impossible to manage pollution and the documentary estimates that over 3000 people die every year from poor sanitation. Many families have to go all the way to the central part of the city just to carry water to their homes (Qadiry at one point tries to help a man to carry his water jugs but he can barely make it a few feet up a hill). Although an influx of foreign aid has begun to help reconstruct the new city, many parts have yet to see the money trickle down.
However, the most central areas of Kabul such as Shahr-e-now are not only progressive and urban but thriving, erudite and expensive. This district is much more progressive in its architecture, styles of clothing, successful corporations, building of public schools and private universities, and rapidly growing use of technology. After much music, cinema, and television had been banned under strict Taliban regime, the residents of Kabul are enjoying making progressive change and converting to a more westernized lifestyle.
For more information and to join the Forum, see http://2020afghanistan.blogspot.com/2011/03/my-kabul-explores-varying-sides-of-life.html .
- published: 06 Mar 2011
- views: 50268
http://SupremeMasterTV.com • EE1170; Aired on 27 Nov 2009(in Dari, Pashtu and English)
This program features the welcoming culture of the people of Afghanistan. Peace not only means the friendly relationship between countries, but also lives in each person's way of treating other people with respect, warmth and love. Day after day, peace is in the hospitality, courtesy, and good etiquette of each Afghan. Through visiting our Afghan friends Laila and Saadia, you will find out more about their culture.
• Please share those videos through facebook and other means. Subscribe, comment and like it are fully appreciated. The videos are in the public domain and free to use in any beneficial way. Download Link: http://video.godsdirectcontact.net/daily/2009.11.27/EE1170.wmv
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- published: 30 Jul 2011
- views: 2653
Afghanistan Culture In Kolkata, India
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Culture of Afghanistan
The culture of Afghanistan has been around for over two millennia, tracing record to at least the time of the Achaemenid Empire in 500 BCE.Afghanistan translates to "Land of the Afghans" or "Place of Afghans" in the nation's official languages, Pashto and Dari. It is mostly a tribal and rural society with different regions of the country having their own native language. Despite some differences, majority of the Afghans live by the same tradition and behave the same. For example, nearly all Afghans follow Islamic traditions, celebrate the same holidays, dress the same, consume the same food, listen to the same music and are usually multi-lingual.
In the southern and eastern region, as well as western Pakistan which was historically part of Afghanistan, the Pashtun people live according to the Pashtun culture by following Pashtunwali (way of the Pashtuns). The western, northern, and central regions of Afghanistan are influenced by neighboring Central Asian and Persian cultures. Some of the non-Pashtuns who live in close proximity with Pashtuns have adopted Pashtunwali in a process called Pashtunization (or Afghanization) while some Pashtuns and others became Persianized.
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14:31Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years. -
4:43Afghanistan: Culture
Afghanistan: CultureAfghanistan: Culture
W096589 EF402/A - Afghanistan: Culture WTN Afghanistan - 31 December 1991 Afghanistan is a country which has not only been physically devastated by ten years of civil war, its very cultural heritage is under threat. With Soviet influence in the cities, the traditionalists have become even more than formerly, entrenched in the countryside and the refugee camps in Pakistan. Gvs of mosque Street scenes in Kabul showing women wearing modern dress and burkas Uzbek women walking along road Departure of Soviet troops Afghan women soldiers Government school for orphan boys Books in school and children reading Mujahaddin school with children chanting from the Koran Children playing outside Mujahaddin school Sot group of boys singing Jihad is our way Carpets showing tanks kalashnikov rifles and other trapping of war Orphan boys making carpets CU traditional carpet Roasting rice in village Women working in cotton fields alongside other villagers Tents of a refugee camp in Pakistan Little girl speaking in Afghan saying she wants to go to school Teenage boy saying women should not be educated - the government's moves to introduce women's education was the reason they left Afghanistan Widows being trained to use sewing machines VS of widows with their teachers Kabul University sign Group of male and female students Groups of students talking Students walking along road. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/dc9b519f3b653b6ea5f64a77c6af10a9 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:11afghanistan culture 22.10.2010
afghanistan culture 22.10.2010afghanistan culture 22.10.2010
The culture of Afghanistan reflects its ancient roots and position as a crossroads for invading ethnic groups and traditions. Little the Afghans make is unattractive; even common grain bags to carry produce to market are often embroidered to make them more beautiful. A camel caravan of nomads often looks like a circus parade, with the animals decked out in woven finery. The Islamic traditions of fine calligraphy and graphic arts are evoked in the fine filigreed flourishes that decorate many buildings. Poetry and poets are revered. Although the people of Afghanistan may have been sorely stressed by centuries of warfare and a difficult environment, their arts have prospered nonetheless. Afghanistan which is called the crossroad of Central Asia has a history over 5.000 years but it has been always sacrifice of invasion, war and conflict. Afghanistan Religion is Islam & it has a key role in life of Afghan people, Thoes who are following Islam are called Muslims. Afghanistan Government Is an Islamic Republic Government. Afghanistan People are called Afghans or Afghani. Afghanistan food or Afghan food is a unique South Central Asian food with yummy taste. Afghanistan is known from it's food and hospitality to it's beautiful carpets and handmade products to the world. Food recipes of Afghanistan are easy to make with a unique & authentic flavor. Afghanistan Music are including Pop, Classical, Folk, Ghazal, Instrumental or Tak Nawazi which each one has it's own audiance. Afghanistan Films or movies have been reopened it's way to the world after suffering from three decades of conflict. Afghanistan art has ancient history over several hundred years. Restoring the lost arts of Afghanistan. Craft Leather or leather craft has played an important rule in our life. This art of leather working is mostly done by hand to make bags & crafts in most part of the world including Afghanistan. Kite Flying in Afghanistan is really common and it's considered as Afghans national outdoor sport. Afghanistan Clothing especially the traditional clothing is really beautiful with embroidery and unique in design. Map of Afghanistan shows the geographical locations of 34 cities including the capital of each provinces and it's districts. Afghanistan major cities or major provinces are including Kabul, Herat, Mazari Sharif, Kandahar, Jalalabad and a few more. Click this link to learn more about them. Afghanistan Flag contains three stripe colors Black-Red-Green which each color describes a page in the history of Afghanistan. Kabul Afghanistan! Kabul is the capital of Aghanistan with a rich culture, history and heritage over five thousand years. Afghanistan Facts are incluing the geographical location, people, languages, currency etc Afghanistan media and press have been seriously in danger and many Afghan journalists have been killed or kidnapped. Afghanistan Calling Card can be found in any where but a long distance cheap cards with great voice quality is rare. Communications in Afghanistan has widely developed in last 5 years and there are several cell-phone provider companies in the country. Quran and Science, The holy scripture of Muslim's faith has found it's way to science which proofs that Quran is a divine scripture from God to humanity with out any error. Famous Celebrities have found Islam a religion of peace, equality, unity and tolerance. As a result thousands of famous people, scientists and celebrities are joining Islam each year. Convert Stories is a page dedicated to the spiritual journey of thoes individuals from different backgrounds, religions, careers who have joined Islam. Afghanistan sports and games are including Buzkashi, Kite Flying, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Teakwondo, weight lefting etc. Luckily Afghan athletes won several medals in these sports. Afghanistan minerals and natural deposits have been recently identified by international geologists. The deposits of Afghanistan includes, Iron ore, Gold, Copper, Lithium, Cobalt, Niobium & much more Amir Amanullah Khan son of king Habibullah Khan was the great king and ruler of Afghanistan who have achieved the independence of Afghanistan in 1919. There are two Afghan Restaurants in Los Angeles, Khyber restaurant in Reseda & Azeen restaurant in Pasadena los angeles, however there are many restaurants in the Bay Area of Northern California. -
56:52Afghanistan: Cut From Different Cloth - Burqas and Beliefs
Afghanistan: Cut From Different Cloth - Burqas and BeliefsAfghanistan: Cut From Different Cloth - Burqas and Beliefs
Cut from Different Cloth: Burqas & Beliefs (2005) In 2005 filmmakers Olga Shalygin and Cliff Orloff returned to Afghanistan’s northern city of Mazar-I-Sharif for the third time since the fall of the Taliban in 2002. Despite a growing network of Afghan friends and colleagues from their two prior visits, they had been restricted in their ability to meet freely with Afghan women. The all-covering burqa, the high-walled living compounds and cultural restrictions on women limited their access. Olga, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, was puzzled why virtually all the Afghan women she saw still wore the burqa…even though security had greatly improved and a new constitution was adopted that granted women equal rights with men. Through Serena, a 27-year-old American woman, who is living with an Afghan family and their 27-year-old daughter Hasina, we are taken inside the walls that separate women from men. Serena becomes the eyes and ears of the filmmakers. Together, Serena, Hasina and Olga set out on a journey to learn what it means to be a woman in today’s Afghanistan. As their journey progresses, Serena’s desire to respect Afghan culture and tradition comes into conflict with her belief in universal rights for women. From interviewing child brides to women in prison, Serena comes to understand the risks Hasina and other Afghan women take to assert their rights. -
67:21"Afghanistan: Culture of Geography" Mr Joseph Fallon
"Afghanistan: Culture of Geography" Mr Joseph Fallon"Afghanistan: Culture of Geography" Mr Joseph Fallon
There are many cultures in Afghanistan, but they share three common components: tribal code, Islam, and impact of geography. The last, geography, has defined the people. The presentation examines how tribe and culture have been shaped by the geography of Afghanistan. And how they, in turn, have molded the country of Afghanistan and focus on Pashtun culture. About This Speaker: Mr. Fallon is a Subject Matter Expert on Islamic Extremism, and cultures, tribes, sects of the Middle East and Central/South Asia. US Army Certified Instructor: ABIC, TRADOC, USAIC, and SGI, with US Army accreditation in Basic Intelligence Analyst, Advanced Intelligence Analyst, and Counter-Intelligence Familiarization. Former Instructor at US Army Intelligence Center at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Currently Consultant, Cultural Intelligence Analyst, Saber Teams, LLC providing analysis on extremists groups in Africa and Asia. Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. Academic research in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. -
14:56Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture DocumentaryAfghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary, recorded 20.02.2011 In this BBC documentary, journalist and native Afghani Tahir Qadiry revisits his hometown of Kabul. Qadiry meets with not only the historians and politicians, but also the workers, children, and homemakers who represent the over-four-million people who live in Kabul today. Ultimately, the document comes to the point that Kabul consists of many varying regions, classes of people, and amount of progress versus traditionalism. It is evident from the documentary that Kabul is beginning to reach out to the modern age but various factors keep parts of the city from progressing. Narrow streets, hundred year old architecture, and poor sanitation systems seem to encourage old customs and little advancement. The people, though incredibly accepting and welcoming to Qadiry and his crew, still hold many of the fundamental values from Taliban occupation. With all its residents, it has become impossible to manage pollution and the documentary estimates that over 3000 people die every year from poor sanitation. Many families have to go all the way to the central part of the city just to carry water to their homes (Qadiry at one point tries to help a man to carry his water jugs but he can barely make it a few feet up a hill). Although an influx of foreign aid has begun to help reconstruct the new city, many parts have yet to see the money trickle down. However, the most central areas of Kabul such as Shahr-e-now are not only progressive and urban but thriving, erudite and expensive. This district is much more progressive in its architecture, styles of clothing, successful corporations, building of public schools and private universities, and rapidly growing use of technology. After much music, cinema, and television had been banned under strict Taliban regime, the residents of Kabul are enjoying making progressive change and converting to a more westernized lifestyle. For more information and to join the Forum, see http://2020afghanistan.blogspot.com/2011/03/my-kabul-explores-varying-sides-of-life.html . -
6:13Hazragi Aroosi dance (uniqie culture of Afghanistan)
Hazragi Aroosi dance (uniqie culture of Afghanistan)Hazragi Aroosi dance (uniqie culture of Afghanistan)
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14:22The Welcoming Culture of Afghanistan (1/2)
The Welcoming Culture of Afghanistan (1/2)The Welcoming Culture of Afghanistan (1/2)
http://SupremeMasterTV.com • EE1170; Aired on 27 Nov 2009(in Dari, Pashtu and English) This program features the welcoming culture of the people of Afghanistan. Peace not only means the friendly relationship between countries, but also lives in each person's way of treating other people with respect, warmth and love. Day after day, peace is in the hospitality, courtesy, and good etiquette of each Afghan. Through visiting our Afghan friends Laila and Saadia, you will find out more about their culture. • Please share those videos through facebook and other means. Subscribe, comment and like it are fully appreciated. The videos are in the public domain and free to use in any beneficial way. Download Link: http://video.godsdirectcontact.net/daily/2009.11.27/EE1170.wmv Next: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6uKylnvJ4Y -
7:39Culture in Afghanistan
Culture in AfghanistanCulture in Afghanistan
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3:50Afghanistan Culture In Kolkata, India
Afghanistan Culture In Kolkata, IndiaAfghanistan Culture In Kolkata, India
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Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
published: 04 Nov 2012 -
Afghanistan: Culture
W096589 EF402/A - Afghanistan: Culture WTN Afghanistan - 31 December 1991 Afghanistan is a country which has not only been physically devastated by ten years of civil war, its very cultural heritage is under threat. With Soviet influence in the cities, the traditionalists have become even more than formerly, entrenched in the countryside and the refugee camps in Pakistan. Gvs of mosque Street scenes in Kabul showing women wearing modern dress and burkas Uzbek women walking along road Departure of Soviet troops Afghan women soldiers Government school for orphan boys Books in school and children reading Mujahaddin school with children chanting from the Koran Children playing outside Mujahaddin school Sot group of boys singing Jihad is our way Carpets showing tanks kalashniko...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
afghanistan culture 22.10.2010
The culture of Afghanistan reflects its ancient roots and position as a crossroads for invading ethnic groups and traditions. Little the Afghans make is unattractive; even common grain bags to carry produce to market are often embroidered to make them more beautiful. A camel caravan of nomads often looks like a circus parade, with the animals decked out in woven finery. The Islamic traditions of fine calligraphy and graphic arts are evoked in the fine filigreed flourishes that decorate many buildings. Poetry and poets are revered. Although the people of Afghanistan may have been sorely stressed by centuries of warfare and a difficult environment, their arts have prospered nonetheless. Afghanistan which is called the crossroad of Central Asia has a history over 5.000 years but it has been...
published: 22 Oct 2010 -
Afghanistan: Cut From Different Cloth - Burqas and Beliefs
Cut from Different Cloth: Burqas & Beliefs (2005) In 2005 filmmakers Olga Shalygin and Cliff Orloff returned to Afghanistan’s northern city of Mazar-I-Sharif for the third time since the fall of the Taliban in 2002. Despite a growing network of Afghan friends and colleagues from their two prior visits, they had been restricted in their ability to meet freely with Afghan women. The all-covering burqa, the high-walled living compounds and cultural restrictions on women limited their access. Olga, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, was puzzled why virtually all the Afghan women she saw still wore the burqa…even though security had greatly improved and a new constitution was adopted that granted women equal rights with men. Through Serena, a 27-year-old American woman, who is living...
published: 18 Aug 2015 -
"Afghanistan: Culture of Geography" Mr Joseph Fallon
There are many cultures in Afghanistan, but they share three common components: tribal code, Islam, and impact of geography. The last, geography, has defined the people. The presentation examines how tribe and culture have been shaped by the geography of Afghanistan. And how they, in turn, have molded the country of Afghanistan and focus on Pashtun culture. About This Speaker: Mr. Fallon is a Subject Matter Expert on Islamic Extremism, and cultures, tribes, sects of the Middle East and Central/South Asia. US Army Certified Instructor: ABIC, TRADOC, USAIC, and SGI, with US Army accreditation in Basic Intelligence Analyst, Advanced Intelligence Analyst, and Counter-Intelligence Familiarization. Former Instructor at US Army Intelligence Center at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Currently Consultant,...
published: 03 Sep 2013 -
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary, recorded 20.02.2011 In this BBC documentary, journalist and native Afghani Tahir Qadiry revisits his hometown of Kabul. Qadiry meets with not only the historians and politicians, but also the workers, children, and homemakers who represent the over-four-million people who live in Kabul today. Ultimately, the document comes to the point that Kabul consists of many varying regions, classes of people, and amount of progress versus traditionalism. It is evident from the documentary that Kabul is beginning to reach out to the modern age but various factors keep parts of the city from progressing. Narrow streets, hundred year old architecture, and poor sanitation systems seem to encourage old customs and little advancement. The pe...
published: 06 Mar 2011 -
Hazragi Aroosi dance (uniqie culture of Afghanistan)
published: 18 Sep 2014 -
The Welcoming Culture of Afghanistan (1/2)
http://SupremeMasterTV.com • EE1170; Aired on 27 Nov 2009(in Dari, Pashtu and English) This program features the welcoming culture of the people of Afghanistan. Peace not only means the friendly relationship between countries, but also lives in each person's way of treating other people with respect, warmth and love. Day after day, peace is in the hospitality, courtesy, and good etiquette of each Afghan. Through visiting our Afghan friends Laila and Saadia, you will find out more about their culture. • Please share those videos through facebook and other means. Subscribe, comment and like it are fully appreciated. The videos are in the public domain and free to use in any beneficial way. Download Link: http://video.godsdirectcontact.net/daily/2009.11.27/EE1170.wmv Next: http://www.youtub...
published: 30 Jul 2011 -
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Afghanistan Culture In Kolkata, India
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published: 21 Jun 2016
Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
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- Duration: 14:31
- Updated: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 375796
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses...
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
wn.com/Documentary Afghanistan The Unknown Country (Part 1 5)
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
- published: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 375796
Afghanistan: Culture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 500
W096589
EF402/A - Afghanistan: Culture
WTN
Afghanistan - 31 December 1991
Afghanistan is a country which has not only been physically devastated by ten yea...
W096589
EF402/A - Afghanistan: Culture
WTN
Afghanistan - 31 December 1991
Afghanistan is a country which has not only been physically devastated by ten years of civil war, its very cultural heritage is under threat. With Soviet influence in the cities, the traditionalists have become even more than formerly, entrenched in the countryside and the refugee camps in Pakistan.
Gvs of mosque
Street scenes in Kabul showing women wearing modern dress and burkas
Uzbek women walking along road
Departure of Soviet troops
Afghan women soldiers
Government school for orphan boys
Books in school and children reading
Mujahaddin school with children chanting from the Koran
Children playing outside Mujahaddin school
Sot group of boys singing Jihad is our way
Carpets showing tanks kalashnikov rifles and other trapping of war
Orphan boys making carpets
CU traditional carpet
Roasting rice in village
Women working in cotton fields alongside other villagers
Tents of a refugee camp in Pakistan
Little girl speaking in Afghan saying she wants to go to school
Teenage boy saying women should not be educated - the government's moves to introduce women's education was the reason they left Afghanistan
Widows being trained to use sewing machines
VS of widows with their teachers
Kabul University sign
Group of male and female students
Groups of students talking
Students walking along road.
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Afghanistan is a country which has not only been physically devastated by ten years of civil war, its very cultural heritage is under threat. With Soviet influence in the cities, the traditionalists have become even more than formerly, entrenched in the countryside and the refugee camps in Pakistan.
Gvs of mosque
Street scenes in Kabul showing women wearing modern dress and burkas
Uzbek women walking along road
Departure of Soviet troops
Afghan women soldiers
Government school for orphan boys
Books in school and children reading
Mujahaddin school with children chanting from the Koran
Children playing outside Mujahaddin school
Sot group of boys singing Jihad is our way
Carpets showing tanks kalashnikov rifles and other trapping of war
Orphan boys making carpets
CU traditional carpet
Roasting rice in village
Women working in cotton fields alongside other villagers
Tents of a refugee camp in Pakistan
Little girl speaking in Afghan saying she wants to go to school
Teenage boy saying women should not be educated - the government's moves to introduce women's education was the reason they left Afghanistan
Widows being trained to use sewing machines
VS of widows with their teachers
Kabul University sign
Group of male and female students
Groups of students talking
Students walking along road.
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afghanistan culture 22.10.2010
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The culture of Afghanistan reflects its ancient roots and position as a crossroads for invading ethnic groups and traditions. Little the Afghans make is unattra...
The culture of Afghanistan reflects its ancient roots and position as a crossroads for invading ethnic groups and traditions. Little the Afghans make is unattractive; even common grain bags to carry produce to market are often embroidered to make them more beautiful. A camel caravan of nomads often looks like a circus parade, with the animals decked out in woven finery. The Islamic traditions of fine calligraphy and graphic arts are evoked in the fine filigreed flourishes that decorate many buildings. Poetry and poets are revered. Although the people of Afghanistan may have been sorely stressed by centuries of warfare and a difficult environment, their arts have prospered nonetheless.
Afghanistan which is called the crossroad of Central Asia has a history over 5.000 years but it has been always sacrifice of invasion, war and conflict.
Afghanistan Religion is Islam & it has a key role in life of Afghan people, Thoes who are following Islam are called Muslims.
Afghanistan Government Is an Islamic Republic Government.
Afghanistan People are called Afghans or Afghani.
Afghanistan food or Afghan food is a unique South Central Asian food with yummy taste. Afghanistan is known from it's food and hospitality to it's beautiful carpets and handmade products to the world.
Food recipes of Afghanistan are easy to make with a unique & authentic flavor.
Afghanistan Music are including Pop, Classical, Folk, Ghazal, Instrumental or Tak Nawazi which each one has it's own audiance.
Afghanistan Films or movies have been reopened it's way to the world after suffering from three decades of conflict.
Afghanistan art has ancient history over several hundred years. Restoring the lost arts of Afghanistan.
Craft Leather or leather craft has played an important rule in our life. This art of leather working is mostly done by hand to make bags & crafts in most part of the world including Afghanistan.
Kite Flying in Afghanistan is really common and it's considered as Afghans national outdoor sport.
Afghanistan Clothing especially the traditional clothing is really beautiful with embroidery and unique in design.
Map of Afghanistan shows the geographical locations of 34 cities including the capital of each provinces and it's districts.
Afghanistan major cities or major provinces are including Kabul, Herat, Mazari Sharif, Kandahar, Jalalabad and a few more. Click this link to learn more about them.
Afghanistan Flag contains three stripe colors Black-Red-Green which each color describes a page in the history of Afghanistan.
Kabul Afghanistan! Kabul is the capital of Aghanistan with a rich culture, history and heritage over five thousand years.
Afghanistan Facts are incluing the geographical location, people, languages, currency etc
Afghanistan media and press have been seriously in danger and many Afghan journalists have been killed or kidnapped.
Afghanistan Calling Card can be found in any where but a long distance cheap cards with great voice quality is rare.
Communications in Afghanistan has widely developed in last 5 years and there are several cell-phone provider companies in the country.
Quran and Science, The holy scripture of Muslim's faith has found it's way to science which proofs that Quran is a divine scripture from God to humanity with out any error.
Famous Celebrities have found Islam a religion of peace, equality, unity and tolerance. As a result thousands of famous people, scientists and celebrities are joining Islam each year.
Convert Stories is a page dedicated to the spiritual journey of thoes individuals from different backgrounds, religions, careers who have joined Islam.
Afghanistan sports and games are including Buzkashi, Kite Flying, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Teakwondo, weight lefting etc. Luckily Afghan athletes won several medals in these sports.
Afghanistan minerals and natural deposits have been recently identified by international geologists. The deposits of Afghanistan includes, Iron ore, Gold, Copper, Lithium, Cobalt, Niobium & much more
Amir Amanullah Khan son of king Habibullah Khan was the great king and ruler of Afghanistan who have achieved the independence of Afghanistan in 1919.
There are two Afghan Restaurants in Los Angeles, Khyber restaurant in Reseda & Azeen restaurant in Pasadena los angeles, however there are many restaurants in the Bay Area of Northern California.
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The culture of Afghanistan reflects its ancient roots and position as a crossroads for invading ethnic groups and traditions. Little the Afghans make is unattractive; even common grain bags to carry produce to market are often embroidered to make them more beautiful. A camel caravan of nomads often looks like a circus parade, with the animals decked out in woven finery. The Islamic traditions of fine calligraphy and graphic arts are evoked in the fine filigreed flourishes that decorate many buildings. Poetry and poets are revered. Although the people of Afghanistan may have been sorely stressed by centuries of warfare and a difficult environment, their arts have prospered nonetheless.
Afghanistan which is called the crossroad of Central Asia has a history over 5.000 years but it has been always sacrifice of invasion, war and conflict.
Afghanistan Religion is Islam & it has a key role in life of Afghan people, Thoes who are following Islam are called Muslims.
Afghanistan Government Is an Islamic Republic Government.
Afghanistan People are called Afghans or Afghani.
Afghanistan food or Afghan food is a unique South Central Asian food with yummy taste. Afghanistan is known from it's food and hospitality to it's beautiful carpets and handmade products to the world.
Food recipes of Afghanistan are easy to make with a unique & authentic flavor.
Afghanistan Music are including Pop, Classical, Folk, Ghazal, Instrumental or Tak Nawazi which each one has it's own audiance.
Afghanistan Films or movies have been reopened it's way to the world after suffering from three decades of conflict.
Afghanistan art has ancient history over several hundred years. Restoring the lost arts of Afghanistan.
Craft Leather or leather craft has played an important rule in our life. This art of leather working is mostly done by hand to make bags & crafts in most part of the world including Afghanistan.
Kite Flying in Afghanistan is really common and it's considered as Afghans national outdoor sport.
Afghanistan Clothing especially the traditional clothing is really beautiful with embroidery and unique in design.
Map of Afghanistan shows the geographical locations of 34 cities including the capital of each provinces and it's districts.
Afghanistan major cities or major provinces are including Kabul, Herat, Mazari Sharif, Kandahar, Jalalabad and a few more. Click this link to learn more about them.
Afghanistan Flag contains three stripe colors Black-Red-Green which each color describes a page in the history of Afghanistan.
Kabul Afghanistan! Kabul is the capital of Aghanistan with a rich culture, history and heritage over five thousand years.
Afghanistan Facts are incluing the geographical location, people, languages, currency etc
Afghanistan media and press have been seriously in danger and many Afghan journalists have been killed or kidnapped.
Afghanistan Calling Card can be found in any where but a long distance cheap cards with great voice quality is rare.
Communications in Afghanistan has widely developed in last 5 years and there are several cell-phone provider companies in the country.
Quran and Science, The holy scripture of Muslim's faith has found it's way to science which proofs that Quran is a divine scripture from God to humanity with out any error.
Famous Celebrities have found Islam a religion of peace, equality, unity and tolerance. As a result thousands of famous people, scientists and celebrities are joining Islam each year.
Convert Stories is a page dedicated to the spiritual journey of thoes individuals from different backgrounds, religions, careers who have joined Islam.
Afghanistan sports and games are including Buzkashi, Kite Flying, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Teakwondo, weight lefting etc. Luckily Afghan athletes won several medals in these sports.
Afghanistan minerals and natural deposits have been recently identified by international geologists. The deposits of Afghanistan includes, Iron ore, Gold, Copper, Lithium, Cobalt, Niobium & much more
Amir Amanullah Khan son of king Habibullah Khan was the great king and ruler of Afghanistan who have achieved the independence of Afghanistan in 1919.
There are two Afghan Restaurants in Los Angeles, Khyber restaurant in Reseda & Azeen restaurant in Pasadena los angeles, however there are many restaurants in the Bay Area of Northern California.
- published: 22 Oct 2010
- views: 25324
Afghanistan: Cut From Different Cloth - Burqas and Beliefs
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- Duration: 56:52
- Updated: 18 Aug 2015
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Cut from Different Cloth: Burqas & Beliefs (2005)
In 2005 filmmakers Olga Shalygin and Cliff Orloff returned to Afghanistan’s northern city of Mazar-I-Sharif f...
Cut from Different Cloth: Burqas & Beliefs (2005)
In 2005 filmmakers Olga Shalygin and Cliff Orloff returned to Afghanistan’s northern city of Mazar-I-Sharif for the third time since the fall of the Taliban in 2002.
Despite a growing network of Afghan friends and colleagues from their two prior visits, they had been restricted in their ability to meet freely with Afghan women.
The all-covering burqa, the high-walled living compounds and cultural restrictions on women limited their access. Olga, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, was puzzled why virtually all the Afghan women she saw still wore the burqa…even though security had greatly improved and a new constitution was adopted that granted women equal rights with men.
Through Serena, a 27-year-old American woman, who is living with an Afghan family and their 27-year-old daughter Hasina, we are taken inside the walls that separate women from men. Serena becomes the eyes and ears of the filmmakers.
Together, Serena, Hasina and Olga set out on a journey to learn what it means to be a woman in today’s Afghanistan. As their journey progresses, Serena’s desire to respect Afghan culture and tradition comes into conflict with her belief in universal rights for women. From interviewing child brides to women in prison, Serena comes to understand the risks Hasina and other Afghan women take to assert their rights.
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Cut from Different Cloth: Burqas & Beliefs (2005)
In 2005 filmmakers Olga Shalygin and Cliff Orloff returned to Afghanistan’s northern city of Mazar-I-Sharif for the third time since the fall of the Taliban in 2002.
Despite a growing network of Afghan friends and colleagues from their two prior visits, they had been restricted in their ability to meet freely with Afghan women.
The all-covering burqa, the high-walled living compounds and cultural restrictions on women limited their access. Olga, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, was puzzled why virtually all the Afghan women she saw still wore the burqa…even though security had greatly improved and a new constitution was adopted that granted women equal rights with men.
Through Serena, a 27-year-old American woman, who is living with an Afghan family and their 27-year-old daughter Hasina, we are taken inside the walls that separate women from men. Serena becomes the eyes and ears of the filmmakers.
Together, Serena, Hasina and Olga set out on a journey to learn what it means to be a woman in today’s Afghanistan. As their journey progresses, Serena’s desire to respect Afghan culture and tradition comes into conflict with her belief in universal rights for women. From interviewing child brides to women in prison, Serena comes to understand the risks Hasina and other Afghan women take to assert their rights.
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 74029
"Afghanistan: Culture of Geography" Mr Joseph Fallon
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- Duration: 67:21
- Updated: 03 Sep 2013
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There are many cultures in Afghanistan, but they share three common components: tribal code, Islam, and impact of geography. The last, geography, has defined th...
There are many cultures in Afghanistan, but they share three common components: tribal code, Islam, and impact of geography. The last, geography, has defined the people. The presentation examines how tribe and culture have been shaped by the geography of Afghanistan. And how they, in turn, have molded the country of Afghanistan and focus on Pashtun culture.
About This Speaker: Mr. Fallon is a Subject Matter Expert on Islamic Extremism, and cultures, tribes, sects of the Middle East and Central/South Asia. US Army Certified Instructor: ABIC, TRADOC, USAIC, and SGI, with US Army accreditation in Basic Intelligence Analyst, Advanced Intelligence Analyst, and Counter-Intelligence Familiarization. Former Instructor at US Army Intelligence Center at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Currently Consultant, Cultural Intelligence Analyst, Saber Teams, LLC providing analysis on extremists groups in Africa and Asia. Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. Academic research in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
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There are many cultures in Afghanistan, but they share three common components: tribal code, Islam, and impact of geography. The last, geography, has defined the people. The presentation examines how tribe and culture have been shaped by the geography of Afghanistan. And how they, in turn, have molded the country of Afghanistan and focus on Pashtun culture.
About This Speaker: Mr. Fallon is a Subject Matter Expert on Islamic Extremism, and cultures, tribes, sects of the Middle East and Central/South Asia. US Army Certified Instructor: ABIC, TRADOC, USAIC, and SGI, with US Army accreditation in Basic Intelligence Analyst, Advanced Intelligence Analyst, and Counter-Intelligence Familiarization. Former Instructor at US Army Intelligence Center at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Currently Consultant, Cultural Intelligence Analyst, Saber Teams, LLC providing analysis on extremists groups in Africa and Asia. Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. Academic research in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
- published: 03 Sep 2013
- views: 4658
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary
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- Duration: 14:56
- Updated: 06 Mar 2011
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Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary, recorded 20.02.2011
In this BBC documentary, journalist and native Afghani Tahir Qadiry revisits ...
Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary, recorded 20.02.2011
In this BBC documentary, journalist and native Afghani Tahir Qadiry revisits his hometown of Kabul. Qadiry meets with not only the historians and politicians, but also the workers, children, and homemakers who represent the over-four-million people who live in Kabul today. Ultimately, the document comes to the point that Kabul consists of many varying regions, classes of people, and amount of progress versus traditionalism.
It is evident from the documentary that Kabul is beginning to reach out to the modern age but various factors keep parts of the city from progressing. Narrow streets, hundred year old architecture, and poor sanitation systems seem to encourage old customs and little advancement. The people, though incredibly accepting and welcoming to Qadiry and his crew, still hold many of the fundamental values from Taliban occupation. With all its residents, it has become impossible to manage pollution and the documentary estimates that over 3000 people die every year from poor sanitation. Many families have to go all the way to the central part of the city just to carry water to their homes (Qadiry at one point tries to help a man to carry his water jugs but he can barely make it a few feet up a hill). Although an influx of foreign aid has begun to help reconstruct the new city, many parts have yet to see the money trickle down.
However, the most central areas of Kabul such as Shahr-e-now are not only progressive and urban but thriving, erudite and expensive. This district is much more progressive in its architecture, styles of clothing, successful corporations, building of public schools and private universities, and rapidly growing use of technology. After much music, cinema, and television had been banned under strict Taliban regime, the residents of Kabul are enjoying making progressive change and converting to a more westernized lifestyle.
For more information and to join the Forum, see http://2020afghanistan.blogspot.com/2011/03/my-kabul-explores-varying-sides-of-life.html .
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Afghanistan - My Kabul 1 of 3 - BBC Culture Documentary, recorded 20.02.2011
In this BBC documentary, journalist and native Afghani Tahir Qadiry revisits his hometown of Kabul. Qadiry meets with not only the historians and politicians, but also the workers, children, and homemakers who represent the over-four-million people who live in Kabul today. Ultimately, the document comes to the point that Kabul consists of many varying regions, classes of people, and amount of progress versus traditionalism.
It is evident from the documentary that Kabul is beginning to reach out to the modern age but various factors keep parts of the city from progressing. Narrow streets, hundred year old architecture, and poor sanitation systems seem to encourage old customs and little advancement. The people, though incredibly accepting and welcoming to Qadiry and his crew, still hold many of the fundamental values from Taliban occupation. With all its residents, it has become impossible to manage pollution and the documentary estimates that over 3000 people die every year from poor sanitation. Many families have to go all the way to the central part of the city just to carry water to their homes (Qadiry at one point tries to help a man to carry his water jugs but he can barely make it a few feet up a hill). Although an influx of foreign aid has begun to help reconstruct the new city, many parts have yet to see the money trickle down.
However, the most central areas of Kabul such as Shahr-e-now are not only progressive and urban but thriving, erudite and expensive. This district is much more progressive in its architecture, styles of clothing, successful corporations, building of public schools and private universities, and rapidly growing use of technology. After much music, cinema, and television had been banned under strict Taliban regime, the residents of Kabul are enjoying making progressive change and converting to a more westernized lifestyle.
For more information and to join the Forum, see http://2020afghanistan.blogspot.com/2011/03/my-kabul-explores-varying-sides-of-life.html .
- published: 06 Mar 2011
- views: 50268
Hazragi Aroosi dance (uniqie culture of Afghanistan)
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- views: 635
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The Welcoming Culture of Afghanistan (1/2)
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This program features the welcoming culture of the people of Afghanistan...
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This program features the welcoming culture of the people of Afghanistan. Peace not only means the friendly relationship between countries, but also lives in each person's way of treating other people with respect, warmth and love. Day after day, peace is in the hospitality, courtesy, and good etiquette of each Afghan. Through visiting our Afghan friends Laila and Saadia, you will find out more about their culture.
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http://SupremeMasterTV.com • EE1170; Aired on 27 Nov 2009(in Dari, Pashtu and English)
This program features the welcoming culture of the people of Afghanistan. Peace not only means the friendly relationship between countries, but also lives in each person's way of treating other people with respect, warmth and love. Day after day, peace is in the hospitality, courtesy, and good etiquette of each Afghan. Through visiting our Afghan friends Laila and Saadia, you will find out more about their culture.
• Please share those videos through facebook and other means. Subscribe, comment and like it are fully appreciated. The videos are in the public domain and free to use in any beneficial way. Download Link: http://video.godsdirectcontact.net/daily/2009.11.27/EE1170.wmv
Next: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6uKylnvJ4Y
- published: 30 Jul 2011
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Culture in Afghanistan
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An inside look into Afghanistan culture and people.
An inside look into Afghanistan culture and people.
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Afghanistan Culture In Kolkata, India
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Address to the House of Representatives – Australian Building and Construction Commission (Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet - Australian Government)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Oct 2016
As has been said many times in this Parliament, the Government is absolutely committed to doing all that is necessary to bring an end to the culture of lawlessness, intimidation and bullying in the building and construction industry ... We know there is a culture of wilful defiance of all laws, in particular workplace relation laws....
Montezuma Castle to Commemorate Native American Heritage Month (NPS - National Park Service)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Oct 2016
(Source. NPS - National Park Service) Date. ... In honor of Native peoples' contributions to American culture, Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments will host special events each weekend in November to commemorate National Native American Heritage Month ... to 2.00 p.m ... Over 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America's 408 national parks and monuments and create close-to-home recreational and cultural opportunities....
Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot to Commemorate Native American Heritage Month (NPS - National Park Service)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Oct 2016
(Source. NPS - National Park Service) Date. ... In honor of Native peoples' contributions to American culture, Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments will host special events each weekend in November to commemorate National Native American Heritage Month ... to 2.00 p.m ... Over 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America's 408 national parks and monuments and create close-to-home recreational and cultural opportunities....
Ruaridh Mackenzie signs dual Glasgow-Ayr contract
Edit Scotsman 19 Oct 2016
Glasgow Warriors have signed 21-year-old back-row forward Ruaridh Mackenzie in a partnership deal with BT Premiership side Ayr until the end of the season ... Speaking to glasgowwarriors.org, Mackenzie said ... Glasgow coach Gregor Townsend said. “It's a great opportunity for Ruaridh to immerse himself in our culture and style of play ... ....
Cheer up, Americans, say Canadians — you're great
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 19 Oct 2016
NEW YORK (AP) - America's neighbors to the north - so often the butt of their jokes - are taking to social media to try to keep spirits up in the U.S. during this divisive election season. Using the hashtag #tellamericaitsgreat, Canadians have swamped Twitter with compliments about American music, culture, technology and even tailgating. The outpouring of love triggered a reply - #TellCanadaThanks ... ....
Disneyland's Tower of Terror making way for 'Guardians' ride
Edit WPXI 19 Oct 2016
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — "The Twilight Zone" is ceding way to "Guardians of the Galaxy" on Disneyland's popular Tower of Terror ride, but a change that could be seen as a victory for millennials' pop culture over baby boomers' is drawing complaints from thrill-seekers of all ages ... Negative votes are outpacing positive ones by a 3-to-1 margin on a YouTube video describing the project ... The ride opened in 2004 ... ....
Glasgow miles better for Erik Sviatchenko and family
Edit Scotsman 19 Oct 2016
Erik Sviatchenko has credited contentment in his personal life as being one of the reasons why he is playing what he describes as the best football of his career, writes Alan Pattullo ... But he is confident he will asked to reprise his cultured performances at the back for Celtic and keep his growing Glasgow fan club happy ... “She [Alexandra] is going to be working here as well. It's nice to have family over and we explore the city as well....
Disneyland’s Tower of Terror making way for ‘Guardians’ ride
Edit Chicago Sun-Times 19 Oct 2016
ANAHEIM, Calif. — “The Twilight Zone” is ceding way to “Guardians of the Galaxy” on Disneyland’s popular Tower of Terror ride, but a change that could be seen as a victory for millennials’ pop culture over baby boomers’ is drawing complaints from thrill-seekers of all ages ... Negative votes are outpacing positive ones by a 3-to-1 margin on a YouTube video describing the project ... Associated Press. ....
Steps planned to boost economy in the northeast
Edit China Daily 19 Oct 2016
A series of major measures will be adopted in an effort to further revitalize the slowing economy in Northeast China, especially as the region's pillar industries are cutting production capacity and private investment has dropped ... The meeting was presided over by Premier Li Keqiang ... The region should also promote the service sector, including tourism and cultural events, to cultivate new areas for growth, he said ... ....
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