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Said a group of experts of the United
Nations human rights continued suffering of people in all regions of the world's real problems because of racism up to pay with their lives, experts said in a statement issued Saturday in Geneva on the occasion of International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on Sunday atheist of the month of March of each year that the letter " clear that they want to send to the world is that racism is not only a problem yesterday, but today represents a m
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March 23, 1940: The Lahore Resolution

"The people of Pakistan celebrate the 23rd of March, every year, with great zeal and enthusiasm, to commemoratethemost outstanding achievement of the Muslims of South Asia who passedthehistoric Pakistan Resolution on this day at Lahore in 1940."

FROM March 22 to March 24, 1940, the Quaid-i-Azam is presiding over the session while Chaudhry <br / Khaliquzzaman is seconding the Resolution." align="right" border="0" width="225" height="173"">AllIndia Muslim League held its annual session at Minto Park, Lahore.Thissession prov

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HUM SUNNI

Ahmed Raza Khan was a prominent Muslim scholar from Bareilly India. He has written many books on a vast range of topics covering religion,
science
and philosophy. A collection of fatwas by the title of Fatawa Ridawiyya

Ahmed Raza Khan followed Abu Hanifa in Fiqh and Abdul Qadir Jilani in Spiritualism.







Early life & Education

Ahmad Raza Khan was born on 14 June 1856 (1272 AH) in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. His mother named him Amman Miyan, father Ahmad Miyan while
his grandfather named Ahmad Raza[2];
he

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Life is simple

Sometimes, I was just thinking WHAT am I living for? I don't think human lives for happyness, because there are lots of people out there are suffering from unhappyness just when I'm typing this words. They never had a happy life before and maybe they will never know what happyness really means and they know it, but, they are living. They are holding their soul in their body and living their life day by day.

I don't think human lives for love, either. Some people just don't know what live is and t

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nothing is impossible!

hi,everyfriend,glod to come here.

my name is karen, hope to be friend with english club member.

nothing is impossible is my motto,i believe we can finish everyting what we want ,just only make better method!

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Andalusian music


Andalusian music 'term given to classical music of the Maghreb Baksmih secular and religious-related praises the Sufi brotherhoods. Grew up in Andalusia and in some cases associated with hymns, which does not comply with the drafting weights and rhymes, this color did not extend to Egypt and the Levant, but has settled the Arab Maghreb.
Gene musical stands, literary, and weights rhythmic, and Mqamath music inherited the countries of North Africa from Andalus, and developed and improved by, and
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Having a blast

Hello. on my las blog I was kinda sad cuz I had had some problems teaching English, but I realize that just focusing on the problems will not bring any solution so, I went for a walk and I thought it with calm, and I noticed that there are some results, just a few, but at least some. My students respect me, quite important, and the are trying to learn something new so what the heck, enjoy what you do.

Teaching and learning English can be just a process, you need to like it.

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A daily cup of coffee has been revealed as the latest weapon in the battle against prostate cancer - the most common form of cancer in men, with 35,000 diagnoses and 10,000 deaths a year.

  • A new study from the Harvard Medical School in America found those who regularly drank the beverage were 60 per cent less likely to develop fast-growing, hard-to-treat forms of the cancer, than others.
  • Cancer charities and experts urged caution, saying more research was needed and lifestyle factors played a bigg
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I fell stressfull these days.

Civil Servant Examination, the only thing that stress me since the holiday passed. Though I did take a similar exam before, but this time it is very important for me. Sometimes, when I am alone, I think with a disappointed heart what if I can't make it this time? Everyday, I practice for the test. I get up early. I do the practice tests over and over, hoping for a high score, hoping for a miracle. Everytime when I close my eyes, I saw a beautiful scene in which all the people I know sat aroud me
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عندي قلم
ممتلئ يبحث عن دفتر
والدفتر يبحث عن شعر
والشعر باعماقي مضمر
وضميري يبحث عن امن
والامن مقيم بالمغفر
والمغفر يبحث عن قلم
عندي قلم
وقع يا كلب على المحضر

الشاعر احمد مطر
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Iranian new year(Nowruz)

Nowrūz (Persian language: نوروز [noʊruːz]), meaning 'New Day') is the traditional ancient Iranianfestival and also the start day of Iranian "New Year".

Nowruz is celebrated and observed by Iranian peoples and the related cultural continent and has spread in many other parts of the world, including parts of Central Asia, South Asia, Northwestern China, the Crimea and some ethnic groups in Albania, Bosnia, Serbia and the Republic of Macedonia.

Nowruz marks the first day of spring and the beginning o

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Bananas may hold the key to powerful new treatments that protect against the Aids virus.

  • In laboratory tests, scientists found that a banana ingredient called BanLec was as potent as two existing anti-HIV drugs.

  • They believe cheap therapies based on BanLec have the potential to save millions of lives.
  • The ingredient is a lectin, a naturally occurring chemical in plants that fights infection.
  • Researchers in the U.S. found that the lectin found in bananas can inhibit HIV infection by blocking the viru
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Eighty per cent of the population will experience a debilitating episode of back pain, the vast majority due to a mechanical problem known as subluxation, which occurs simply because you make the wrong move at the wrong time.

  • Usually, it is a manoeuvre you have made many times before and will probably make a million times again. It can happen when flexing forward, extending backwards, rotating or bending to the side. We don't know why it happens but it causes a muscle, tendon, joint or even bone
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When you finish writing your blog, don't forget to add tags to it.

What does 'Tags' mean? Tags are just key words about your blog.

Why do you need to add tags? Some people may need to search for a topic before they begin writing their blog. Your tags will help them to do so.

How do you add tags to your blog? Just below the 'Entry' (where you're writing your blog), you can see the 'Tags' box. You can pick some key words from your blog and put them in the box.

My tags for this blog are: tag, blog.

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Hello everybody, I just left my university and I've been working for two o three months and I'm having some problems teaching English. The first thing is that my students don't speak English at all, I cannot say a single word in English because they get lost. Second, the activities that I prepare don't catch my students' attention. Third, our relationship it's not the best. Why can I do? It seems that all the time I spend at the university was a wasting and eventhough I have a good level and not

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LONDON – Mapping the world, water pump or even solar system cardiovascular functions: a museum of London honours since Thursday Muslim scientists.

  • The interactive exhibition "1001 Inventions: the discovery of Muslim heritage in our world" gives a spotlight on a millennium of progress and scientific discoveries. A contribution to the knowledge of humanity, unnoticed in their time, or forgotten over the centuries.

    It runs until April 25 at Science Museum.
    "If we neglect the contributions of other
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Culture - Persian New Year - Noruz

Culture - Persian New Year - Noruz


New Year - Noruz


NEW YEAR TABLE

  • The traditional Noruz table called "Sofreh haft-seen" consisted of seven (7) kinds of food each starts with letter "sin" in Persian (Farsi) similar to the letter "s" in English -- symbolizing life, health, wealth, abundance, love, patience, and purity.
  • Sabzeh, wheat or lentil sprouts represents rebirth.
  • Samanu, a creamy pudding made from wheat germ is regarded as holy.
  • Seeb, apple symbolizes health and beauty.
  • Senjid, the dried fruit of
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Marriage is good for health

WELLINGTON - Marriage is good for you: this is the conclusion of an international study which showed that the marital relationship contributes to reduce the risk of depression and anxiety, said Tuesday New Zealand scientists.

  • The survey covered a sample of 34,500 people in fifteen countries, "said Kate Scott, a psychologist at the New Zealand University of Otago.

    "What our work showed is that the marital relationship provides many benefits to both mental health among men than women, and the pain
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LONDON - Chinese He Pingping, the shortest man in the world who measured less than 75 cm, died in Rome at the age of 21, said Monday the Guinness World Records, based in London, who had authenticated his record.

  • The Chinese took part in a TV show when he was seized with chest pains and had to be taken to hospital where he died last weekend, said the British publisher of the book of records.
    He Pingping was suffering from a bone disease which had significantly reduced growth. He measures only 74.
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