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No--BOY is NOT Allow here

The frenetic star of countless comedies and dramas, Robin Williams owns an island in Pender Harbor, British Columbia, Canada.

In Titanic, Leonardo DiCaprio didn't have much luck at sea in the icy North Atlantic, perhaps that's what drew him to the balmy waters of the Gulf of Mexico. DiCaprio owns an island off the coast of Belize

Ricky Martin, now a father of twins, snagged a private island getaway in April of 2008 for a reported $6 million. Located off the Angra dos Reis coast in Brazil, famed for its beauty and hospitality, the secluded spot should be perfect for when the harried dad wants to take a bit of time for himself.

Shakira owns a 700-acre private island in Bonds Cay. The sprawling island cost $16 milion, and was purchased jointly by Shakira, Pink Floyd's Roger Waters, and Spanish pop star Alejandro Sanz. They plan to turn Bonds Cay into a private retreat for artists.

ALLAH hamare piyare mulk pakistan ki hifazat farmaein...amee summa amee

نان بربری ایرانی

نان سنگک ایرانی

روٹی/چپاتی

roasted garlic bread

some Arabic Bread

some breads

Jamarat Project in Mina
Makkah Al Mukkarrma after Completion

Makkah-Al-Mukkarrma after 12 Years

Electric Trains will be started Next Year from Haram to Mina,
Mina to Muzdalifa, Muzdalifa to Arafat

Holy kaaba'a Mataaf Covered with 4 umbrellas

Haram Mosque will Look Like This After Three Years

A big housing project started near the Holy Haram

Madinah Haram Mosque After Four Years

The Taliban regime fell, the strict rules on clothing anymore, but Afghan women still continue to walk, wrapped from head to toe in a burqa. Why do they continue to hide their faces?
The answer lies in the very clothes: the veil has long been a subject of national culture.

1. Severe Taliban regime is gone, but many Afghan women are still afraid to throw their veils. "Without it I feel naked - says Rokiya from Kabul. - Just can not remove it. Without it, I know that all they look at me. "

2. Even a few years after the fall of the organization of the Taliban in the streets of Afghanistan is full of ghostly blue shapes. Women in burqa walking past the car, begging for alms, they can be seen in the market or even on motorcycles with their husbands. Often they are talking on a cell phone, pressing the receiver to a blue cloth-covered ear.

3. But even now, when the strict rules of the Taliban, finally abolished, and that makes women still wear this traditional costume?
Director of the Afghan Women's Union Soraya Parlick believed that the veil gives women a sense of security in a dangerous time.

4. Afghan veil covers a woman completely, not allowing the curious eyes to see it or determine its age. The most common color of the veil - the blue, but there are also white, brown and other colors.

5. Most of them are made of cheap synthetic fabrics with a small Transluscent part of the eye. Afghan burqa has a long history.

6. Women wear them for centuries, but before the era of the Taliban regime that was just one of the few options for clothing for the Muslim woman who wanted to conform to Islamic standards of modesty. Islam requires the woman wore the hijab, or veil to cover the neck and head, as well as clothing with long sleeves and pants.

7. King Amanullah, who ruled from 1919 to 1929, shocked the country when allowed his wife, Queen Soraya, withdraw the veil in public. However, the emergence of women on the street without a burqa during the Taliban regime could lead to cruel punishment.

8. Even the most modern women and girls of Kabul in no hurry to take off his burqa after the fall of the Taliban in 2001.

9. "We used to sell 20-30 hijab a day - says the owner of the shop in the center of Kabul. - Now we sell only 5-10, and then, mostly women from the province. Trade veil ceases to generate income.

I was going to post these in the image gallery but thought it is a serious topic and thats why I posted it here...:)

The world seems to think these women are still opressed yet they themselves have ambraced the burkha as second nature and wearing it because they choose to not because they are being forced to.

So west WAKE UP and see for yourself..

"NOT EVERYTHING IS AS IT SEEMS"

Ever since 1962, the small town of Valley City, Ohio has hosted one of the weirdest, most fun events in the world – the Frog Jumping Festival.
Over 2,000 fun-loving people take part in the Frog Jumping Festival of Ohio, every year, eager to watch the annual Frog Jump Contest, participate in a series of games, or simply spend some quality time with family and friends. Attending the festival is free, but those who want to enter the Frog Jump Contest have to pay a $3 fee.
The most important event in the Frog Jumping Festival is the Frog Jump Contest, where around 600 competitors, from toddlers to the elderly, try to get their frogs to jump as far as possible. No touching is permitted, though, the frog jockeys are only allowed to tap the ground behind their frogs, scream at them, or blow at them to make them jump. That doesn’t always work though, some frogs just don’t feel like jumping.
Competitors are allowed to bring their own frogs, or they can rent one for $5. Winners get trophies and bragging rights for the whole year. The 2010 Frog Jump Contest, held on August 15, was won by one year old Lindsey Jackson, who got her frog to jump a total distance of 14 feet.