Afghan women in white burqas visit the Hazrat-i Ali shrine in Mazar-i-Sharif, the centre of Afghan New Year’s or Nauruz celebrations, on March 20, 2010. The pre-Islamic festival is celebrated annually as people from across the war-torn country gather in ancient Balkh province’s capital in northern Afghanistan which holds a shrine attributed to the religion’s fourth Calif, Hazrat-i Ali.
5 comments:
Pasto,
I would like to attract you attention to the geometric & symetrical elements used in the arabesque wall on which the sitting woman is leaning ! They are stars of David ! And a lot of them !
The Hazrat-i Ali shrine isn't a Synagogue... It is a Mosque!
Alex.
Gotcha. Point taken.
So, do you agree with the rest of my analysis?
http://ibloga.blogspot.com/2010/10/yahoo-news-on-diabolical-design-of.html
A couple of weeks ago, right after I moved into my new apartment, I looked outside in time to see a woman walking by in a white burqa.
No!!!
Pasto asked me a question on which I shall answer later !
First of all you - Cristine !
Next time you see the white burqa walking by, stone her to death ! She knows perfectly why ! It will not come as a surprise to her ! This is the destiny of all Burqas ! No matter if it is black or white, in the US or Yemen !
P.S. Imagine yourself driving your own car in down-town Mecca !...
Stone the whores!!! I see an ankle.
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