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Apr 23, 2011
Posted in: Apr 9, 2011
Bamiyan Valley landscap
The Bamiyan Valley is famous for its ancient Buddhist remains such as monasteries, cave art and particularly gigantic Buddhist statues. Two of the biggest Buddhist statues in Bamiyan Valley, measuring 55 meters and 37 meters respectively, were deliberately destroyed by the Taleban in 2001. They were the largest standing Buddha statues in the world. Their destruction shocked the world and brought much exposure and attention to Bamiyan Valley.
Here now we are publishing some of the wonderful pictures of the beautiful valley of Bamiyan which was taken by Hadi Zaheer during his trip to bamiyan.
Bamiyan Valley
Foladi Valley - Bamiyan
Dokani Valley - Bamiyan
Bamiyan Valley
Foothill of Koh-e-Baba
Koh-e-Baba
Shush Pul Bamiyan
Shar-e-Gholghola
Band-e-Amir
Bamiyan...
Apr 1, 2011
Shaheed Abdul Khaliq Hazara, The martyred Hero
Abdul Khaliq, the martyred hero, had fought against tyranny and oppression. His goal was to bring about social justice and equality, especially for his people. He sacrificed his life for such a noble cause. This brave hero and son of the proud Hazara nation had felt the injustice with his very flesh and bone. At a young age, he understood the brutalities and oppressions that had befallen on his country, on his people as well as the non-Hazaras. The top head of the pyramid of this oppressive regime had to be eliminated and so he took the mission upon himself, to sacrifice himself in order to save the whole nation, particularly the hopeless Hazaras. He made a silent promise and was determined to carry out his plans, knowing that there could only...
