Nafis

Hanane April 7, 2009 11:38

Hi Nafis,
Thanks for having a look at my page, and here you are an explanation for your inquiries:
Bab Mansour is not a shrine, It is a famous historical monument built to keep the intruders away.
Turkish bathroom is newly built in Hassan II Mosque where believers can do their ablutions and go to pray.
As far as the meaning of the Emblem of Morocco, I am going to write a blog post about it.
Anne April 7, 2009 10:01

Dear Nafis,
Well, thank you for taking the time to contact me.I see you are always pretty busy with the club.It's great to have an interest in something.
Yes, Italy is wonderful.I'm in Sicily and it's an island to visit.It's full of culture and beautiful places.
Spring is finally on our doorstep and it gives everyone a new burst of energy, including myself.
So, you have snow! We had the last snow only 3 weeks ago and we're in Sicily.Hope your spring time is just around the corner too.
Happy Easter to you and your family.
Best Regards,
Anne
Hewie Edward Dalrymple April 7, 2009 7:10

Dear Nafis,
Thankyou for your letter but these avenues have already been tried and exhausted, the problem being that Iranians who are living in Iran are not helpful at all to outsiders. I can see that the only way to find out will be to go there myself.
Many regars
Hewie
Bill the English Teacher April 6, 2009 20:04

Thanks so much for the Easter greeting. And I wish you a happy celebration of Haji-firuz. They are similar in some ways. Today is like spring and the early flowers are blooming nicely even though their leaves were crushed by heavy snow. Sometimes we are like these flowers. We bloom even when we have been knocked down. : )
Ruzan April 6, 2009 19:00

Dear Nafis,thank you for your comment.Your situation is familiar to me.The same with my daughter. Sometimes we are cooking together by skype ha,ha,ha...Before she had been not good from kooking but now she is making some progress! I will try to find for you the photo of Ararat from Armenia,it's amazing!CU.
Ruzan April 6, 2009 17:38

Hi dear Nafis! Sorry for my later reply,I've been busy on this days.How are you honey?How is your weekend?You know, I never like weekends because usually I have a lot of stuff to do for that days.It's boring and as a result :I miss you a lot.I'm sorry for your weather.I know it's unusual for you.Don't lost a heart, spring will bee soon and you will enjoy that!My dear Nafis I see that you had added the second part too.Thank you a lot.You are the best!I miss you!!!!!CU.

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koji April 5, 2009 17:02

Hi nafis!!!how are you hope your doing great all the time..thanks a lot for giving me such a meaningfull answer all the time it really helps me a lot.im very thankfull to you for spending alot of time in answering my blog.you really gives me inspiraton.your such a nice person im really thankfull to god he gave a nice person to talk to and i really appreciate it so much...your very smart and beatifull inside
and out. i envy the person that you love because it seems that you are a very loving and warm person hope to get to know you more nafis always take your self all the time.by tha way what are you doing now in canada?are still studying?or working?have a great day my lovely friend!!!god bless!!!

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Ruzan April 3, 2009 22:05

I don't think so.You've done a great thing for me and I appreciate that.You are my friend and it's my honour!
Ruzan April 3, 2009 21:43

My dear Nafis,I can't find the words to say THANK YOU and express my admiration.Your gift is unique. Full with warmth and respect.My dear friend THANK YOU SO MUCH.I love you and adore you my dear Nafis!GOD BLESS YOU!
Hewie Edward Dalrymple April 3, 2009 19:49

Hello Nafis,
Your English is certainly good enough for any book!
At the present time there are at least 6 Loch ness monsters, the biggest one is nearly 40 ft long.
If I give you a latitude and longitide of an area of Iran on the border of your country with Azerbaijan, would you be able to tell me "EXACTLY" what the area is like, for instance is the area land mined, is there a fence there or two fences with a no mans land in between. If its a fence what type of fence is it? I need precise and detailed information.
We have the rest of their migrational route maped out all the way through the rest of Iran and Afghanistan and into Tajikystan and where they cross over the river.
The reason I am asking this is because the (Sasquatches) that are called Almasty in this area used to travel back and forth on their migration rout from the Pamirs in Tajikyistan to the RUSSIAN Caucasus. Somewhere on this journey they have been stopped from migrating and we suspect that it is this particular area.
It is because of this problem that their numbers have crashed from over 500 animals at the end of the 2nd world war to the point where it is almost impossible to find them anywhere in the Caucasus region at the present time.
Only one adult male was FOUND AND seen in 2008 on the northern side west of Nalchik in Kabrodino-Balkaria.
Make no mistake they are always difficult to find but they can be found as I have proved in the book and how it is done.