#takhar

[visitafghanistan]

Two Afghan women wearing Burqas walk on a street in Takhar, Afghanistan, 24 March 2004.

[everydayafghanistan]

In the memorial of the International Mother’s Day, photographer Reza Deghati @rezaphotography shares his tribute and homage to the bravery of Afghan struggling mothers during the years of devastating war and conflicts in Afghanistan. “Today, I would like to pay tribute to all the Afghan women who, for decades, have mourned their children, their parents, their dead spouses to defend their people, their land, and more than anything, their freedom, like this mother who cried entire night, his only son dead while in action, in Takhar Province, almost 20 years ago. On April 30, two attacks in Afghanistan, the freedom to inform and the innocence of hope were targeted. Two terrorist attacks killed 10 journalists and 11 children and other victims. Today, we mourn those seeds of peace which are burnt by violence and hatred. May their soul rest in peace.” “Aujourd'hui, je voudrais rendre hommage à toutes les femmes afghanes qui, depuis des décennies, pleurent leurs enfants, leurs parents, leurs conjoints morts pour défendre leur peuple, leur terre, et plus que tout, leur liberté, comme cette mère qui pleura toute la nuit, son seul fils mort au combat, dans la Province de Takhar, il y a presque 20 ans. Le 30 avril, deux attentats perpétrés en Afghanistan, la liberté d'informer et l'innocence d'espérer ont été pris pour cibles. Deux attaques terroristes ont tués 10 journalistes et 11 enfants et d'autres victimes. Aujourd'hui, ce sont des graines de paix brûlées par la violence et la haine que nous pleurons.” Que tous reposent en paix”. #picoftheday #photooftheday #photojournalism #reza #rezaphoto #rezadeghati #rezaphotography #rezaphotojournalist #webistan #عكاس#رضادقتى @thephotosociety #media #terrorisme #mort #femme #woman #intimité #Takhar, #Afghanistan, #everydayTakhar, #everydayAfghanistan, #everydayAsia, #everydayeveryWhere, #Instagram. (at Takhar Province)

[everydayafghanistan]

A group of herders making tea as their livestock roam the green fields of #Kalafgan, #Takhar, #Afghanistan. Photo by Tara Moayed @taramoayed #everydayTakhar, #everydayAfghanistan, #everydayAsia, #everydayeveryWhere, #Instagram. (at Takhar Province)

[everydayafghanistan]

A local football match at the far northeast part of the country, #Taloqan, #Takhar, #Afghanistan. Photo by Fraidoon Fojan @fraidoon.fojan #everydayTakhar, #everydayAfghanistan, #everydayAsia, #everydayeveryWhere, #football, #Instagram. (at Taluqan, Takhar, Afghanistan)

[everydayafghanistan]

Little kids stealing the show by performing Qataghani dance at a wedding party. Afghanistan is a multi-traditional country, containing both music and dance as an aspect of tradition and culture all across the country. The Qataghani dance is one of the nomerous traditional dances in Afghanistan which were born and originated in the Qataghan province of Afghanistan. Qataghan was once a populated province in northern Afghanistan which became defunct in the early 60s, and divided into the current #Baghlan, #Kunduz and #Takhar provinces. Qataghani is also a fast paced and joyous or Mast kind of music and dance. #Herat, #Afghanistan. Photo by Esmatullah Habibian @esmatullah.habibian #everydayHerat, #everydayAfghanistan, #everydayAsia, #everydayeveryWhere, #Instagram, #dance, #culture, #tradition, #traditional, #music, #wedding, #party. (at Herat, Afghanistan)

[xanderxciv]

For this New Classics Challenge, I used Takhar, African God of Justice and Vengeance. Specifically, this god, a Demi-God, is from Serer Religion. And that lazy, blackwashed Aragorn was the motivator. Jeez Africa has ALOT of Gods. And that's WITHOUT counting Egypt. If all the pantheons were compared, the African Pantheon would either have the biggest roster, or be tied with the Asian Pantheon.

(The Pantheons)

[opinionexpressin]

Afghanistan: After the Fall

Everybody in the Afghan national army already knows that the war is lost

Five times in the past two weeks, government soldiers in Badakhshan and Takhar provinces in northern Afghanistan have fled across the border into Tajikistan after clashes with Taliban militants.

[bbn24tv]

Afghanistan: 12 children killed as airstrike hits mosque in Takhar province

Afghanistan: 12 children killed as airstrike hits mosque in Takhar province

Oct. 22, 2020, 2:34 p.m.

Kabul: At least 12 children were killed and several others wounded in an airstrike on a mosque in Afghanistan’s northern Takhar province, officials said on Thursday.

The strike occurred on October 21 in the Baharak district, where Taliban fighters had killed over 40 Afghan security forces earlier that day, provincial councilor Mohammad Azam Afzali told DPA.

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