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Inaba Noor
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Exploring the beauty of art & nature through the lens.
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In 1986, in the Iranian village of Kuhpayeh, a girl named Soraya Manouchehri was stoned to death on charges of adultery. It was later discovered that her husband wanted to marry again, but Soraya refused to give permission. To avoid the cost of divorce, the husband successfully stirred up people's religious sentiments by falsely accusing her. Ten years after the incident, French-Iranian writer Freidoune Sahebjam wrote a book called 'The Stoning of Soraya M', which narrates this heartbreaking story. A film was also made based on this book, which is deeply disturbing."
This is a tragic and thought-provoking true story that highlights the injustices and brutality faced by women in certain societies.
This is a tragic and thought-provoking true story that highlights the injustices and brutality faced by women in certain societies.
You can't convince flies that flowers are more beautiful than garbage.
Good night famm
Sleep is the best meditation..
Sleep is the best meditation..
Good night famm
Sleep is the best meditation..
Sleep is the best meditation..
Surprises may thrill, but it's the everyday love and passion that truly make us happy...
Pigeon fanciers race their pigeons by putting them in a basket and sending them on a long journey. The pigeon that returns first wins. Pigeon racing is popular in many countries ❤
Amazing! Pakistan is truly a winter haven for these migratory birds. It's incredible how they travel from far-off lands to escape the harsh winters and find refuge in our beautiful country. A testament to nature's resilience and adaptability ❤
Every sunset is uniquely beautiful, and so are we..
A Pakhtun face in inner Lahore
Dinner time
When you turn twenty-five, life will start testing you harshly. You'll realize that 'money doesn't grow on trees.' You'll work, pay bills, and then work some more. This cycle will continue. You'll miss your youthful days when responsibilities were fewer and you knew less about the world. There will be nights when you'll count the hours until dawn. You'll wake up, work for money, and then look for another job to earn more. The reality is that now that you're grown up, the burden of your responsibilities is heavier. At twenty-five, twenty-seven, or thirty, you'll feel that you're not just chasing your dreams, but also trying to provide the best for your loved ones.
Happy floral Friday 🌼🌷😍
/itookaphoto Mosque
The Shahi Mosque in Chiniot, whose design was used to build the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, features the exquisite use of stone in its construction. The domes of this historic mosque are made of "Sang-e-Larzaan" (a type of trembling stone)
The Shahi Mosque in Chiniot, whose design was used to build the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, features the exquisite use of stone in its construction. The domes of this historic mosque are made of "Sang-e-Larzaan" (a type of trembling stone)
On July 19, 1974, renowned Urdu poet Sagar Siddiqui passed away in Lahore. His real name was Muhammad Akhtar. Born in Ambala in 1928, he had a passion for poetry from an early age. Initially, he used the pen name Naseer Hijazi, later adopting Sagar Siddiqui, which brought him fame.
Sagar Siddiqui was a distinguished poet and a free spirit. He wrote songs for several films but later abandoned it for a life of mysticism. He would often be found lying in a graveyard or near a shrine, indulging in intoxicants, which eventually took a toll on his health. He passed away at the age of 46.
Sagar Siddiqui's grave is located in the Miani Sahib graveyard in Lahore. His epitaph features one of his poems:
"I've heard that those who sleep there still wake up when called
On the paths we've tread, someone still remembers us
People say Sagar has forgotten God"
Sagar Siddiqui was a distinguished poet and a free spirit. He wrote songs for several films but later abandoned it for a life of mysticism. He would often be found lying in a graveyard or near a shrine, indulging in intoxicants, which eventually took a toll on his health. He passed away at the age of 46.
Sagar Siddiqui's grave is located in the Miani Sahib graveyard in Lahore. His epitaph features one of his poems:
"I've heard that those who sleep there still wake up when called
On the paths we've tread, someone still remembers us
People say Sagar has forgotten God"
The colors of Rohi, my beloved Cholistan
Lahore Museum
Forgive me, 'my beloved', now my heart doesn't beat in your name, nor do I feel the passion of emotions rising. Only my eyes become moist, and that too, briefly.
QC your breathtaking sunrise and sunset shots!
/itookaphoto of pigeon fancier
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Congratulations to all the lucky winners!Your generosity in sharing these beautiful NFTs is truly inspiring.
Thank you for promoting talented artists and spreading joy to your community 😍
Keep shining 💥
@hankmoody
@alenkamosina
@samaart
@gulyildiz
@svetlana
@janicka
@artbysalman
@innamosina
@feyzullah
@adacrow
@symbiotech.eth