AFGHAN VIEW

A view of an old style hotel in Kabul old city

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Kabul Old City or the heart of Afghanistan is the capital and largest city of the country. It is ditinguished for being the most commercialized town of Islam with vairouse places of interest from ancient mosquese up to the latest designs of hotels.

Buzkashy Afghani pure Game in Kabul

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Buzkashy is one of the famous game among Afghans, every Friday people come from deferent parts of the country in Qasaba district of Kabul to watch this great game, Buzkashy has been playing mostly in northern province of Afghanistan, 12 March 2010,

Afghan men keep watch on a cocks fighting game in Kabul Afghanistan

International Women Day 8 March 2010 in Kabul

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Women Day 8 March 2010 celebrated in Afghan capital Kabul, Afghan women selling their handicraft goods in an exhibition holding in Amani High school for 4 days, men and women are coming from governmental organizations and public for shopping.

Deadly avalanches in the Salang Pass.

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Vehicles are seen covered with snow at an avalanche site at the Salang Pass, 115 kilometers north of Kabul. The death toll from massive avalanches that blocked a mountain pass north of Kabul soared, as rescuers recovered 165 bodies, while hundreds more remained trapped in their snowbound vehicles. Afghan soldiers and villagers used home-made tools to dig for bodies and survivors. Rescue efforts have generated national pride, Salang Pass Parwan Province

Afghanistan

. Wednesday 10 February 2010

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Afghan refugee from Helmand province, as the security situation is worse for civilian in rural districts of Helmand, their for its people has been escaped from their own villages and became refugee in Kabul, 07 February 2010

An old car in Kabul, afghan young boy looking in the old body remain bus from last war in Kabul, Afghanistan, 07 February 2010

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Dogs fighting Kabul/ Afghanistan

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Afghan vendor boys playing among the old vehicles in Badambagh district of Kabul/ Afghanistan, 31 January 2010.

Dogs fighting in Badambagh district of Kabul. /

Afghanistan

31 January 2010

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An afghan girl sells boiled eggs, she earns about $1 every day, Shogufa is student in 4^th grade secondary school besides that she supports his widow mother, Arzan Qimat district of Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday 26 January 2010

Afghan boys playing volleyball in Arzaan Qimat district of Kabul Tuesday 26 January 2010

After Taliban left Afghanistan in 2001, barbed wires market became warm and most of organizations in Afghanistan surrounded with barbed wires and blast walls, Kabul Afghanistan, Tuesday, 26January 2010

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Afghan workers filling a truck with rough bricks, a brick factory in the Arzaan Qimat district of Kabul, 26 January 2010

Brick factory, Afghan children playing front of a brick factory in the Arzaan Qimat district of Kabul, as Afghanistan is a poor country, mostly its people build home from rough bricks, Tuesday 26 January 2010

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Afghan children are playing football in front of Durlaman palace; Durlaman Palace was the residential place for the former Kings of Afghanistan where they had all the luxuries that were required for a monarchy regime in a country. ISAF Forces took control of the Palace in 2005 and since then there has been no reconstruction efforts directed towards the Palace, and because of the ISAF presence it has a strong possibility of attracting terrorist attacks on it.

Durlaman Palace was the residential place for the former Kings of Afghanistan where they had all the luxuries that were required for a monarchy regime in a country. ISAF Forces took control of the Palace in 2005 and since then there has been no reconstruction efforts directed towards the Palace, and because of the ISAF presence it has a strong possibility of attracting terrorist attacks on it.

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An Afghan police officer tells to the journalists to leave the scene of attack in central Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. Taliban militants struck the heart of the Afghan government in Kabul on Monday, prompting fierce gun battles after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the presidential palace

Afghan police officers Evaluating Government staff from the scene of attack in central Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. Taliban militants struck the heart of the Afghan government in Kabul on Monday, prompting fierce gun battles after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the presidential palace

Afghan shopkeepers are skipping from the scene of attack,

Afghanistan

, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. Taliban militants struck the heart of the Afghan government in Kabul on Monday, prompting fierce gun battles after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the presidential palace.

The death body of a suicide bomber in the scene of attack,

Afghanistan

Afghan National Army (ANA) and ISAF soldiers stand guard in the scene of attack,

Afghanistan

The building scene which 4 suicid attacker were entered had gun battle with Afghan Police, Afghanistan, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. Taliban militants struck the heart of the Afghan government in Kabul on Monday, prompting fierce gun battles after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the presidential palace.

An Afghan ANA officer holds a gun at the scene of attack in central Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. Taliban militants struck the heart of the Afghan government in Kabul on Monday, prompting fierce gun battles after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the presidential palace.

Afghan Journalist in the scene of attack, Afghanistan, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. Taliban militants struck the heart of the Afghan government in Kabul on Monday, prompting fierce gun battles after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the presidential palace.

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Bakery in Kabul, A cooker in an Afghan style bakery cooking bread. People in the field bring their dough to the bakery and paying for each bread 3Afs to cook. Mostly bread cookers in

Afghanistan

burning wood on their stoves. 10 January 2010 Kabul, Afghanistan.

Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute

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Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by

Russia

in 1973, and had graduated more than 3500 students in four separated departments, such as, electro mechanic, auto, machine technology and restoring road construction machine. During the civil war the buildings were destroyed. But still it is active, and has 370 students from deferent provinces in its dormitory, Kabul

Afghanistan

10 January 2010

Children are playing in an old vehicle which was belonging to the institute. Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by Russia in 1973, and had graduated more than 3500 students in four separated departments, such as, electro mechanic, auto, machine technology and restoring road construction machine. During the civil war the buildings were destroyed. But still it is active, and has 370 students from deferent provinces in its dormitory, Kabul, Afghanistan 10 January 2010.

A teenage worker hitting a nail to fix a door chart of the institute. Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by Russia in 1973, and had graduated more than 3500 students in four separated departments, such as, electro mechanic, auto, machine technology and restoring road construction machine. During the civil war the buildings were destroyed. But still it is active, and has 370 students from deferent provinces in its dormitory, Kabul, Afghanistan 10 January 2010.

Residential building blocks of the institute for the teachers of the Institute. Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by Russia in 1973, and had graduated more than 3500 students in four separated departments, such as, electro mechanic, auto, machine technology and restoring road construction machine. During the civil war the buildings were destroyed. But still it is active, and has 370 students from deferent provinces in its dormitory, Kabul, Afghanistan 10 January 2010.

A class full of old chairs in the first floor of the building. Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by

Russia

: Moneer Khan the watchman of this institute glances in to the yard from a window, Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by

Russia

Students are playing volleyball in the auditorium of the Institute. Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by

Russia

A student of the institute walking inside a corridor. Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by Russia in 1973, and had graduated more than 3500 students in four separated departments, such as, electro mechanic, auto, machine technology and restoring road construction machine. During the civil war the buildings were destroyed. But still it is active, and has 370 students from deferent provinces in its dormitory, Kabul, Afghanistan 10 January 2010.

: Moneer Khan the watchman of this institute glances the yard from a window, Kabul Auto Mechanic Institute was built by

Russia

Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city

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As it is evening, Afghan women walking in the roadtoward home in the southwestern part of Kabul city, During the Taliban era women were not allowed to go out side home without a man, 08 January 2010Kabul, Afghanistan

Afghan women wearing burqa crossing from shortcut way of collapsed Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city, the 150-hectare site used to bustle up to 24 hours a day with the efforts of more than 1,800 workers in 12 machine, carpentry and support shops, these days, Jangalak has a fleet of shot-up vehicles on blocks; a flock of Soviet-era jets in a mangled pile and its head office in a barren, windowless building whose concrete walls are pocked with bullet holes, 8 January 2010 Kabul Afghanistan

Tow afghan boys are carrying a water pot home from shortcut way of collapsed Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city, the 150-hectare site used to bustle up to 24 hours a day with the efforts of more than 1,800 workers in 12 machine, carpentry and support shops, these days, Jangalak has a fleet of shot-up vehicles on blocks; a flock of Soviet-era jets in a mangled pile and its head office in a barren, windowless building whose concrete walls are pocked with bullet holes, 8 January 2010 Kabul Afghanistan.

Afghan young boys are playing volleyball in the collapsed Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city, the 150-hectare site used to bustle up to 24 hours a day with the efforts of more than 1,800 workers in 12 machine, carpentry and support shops, these days, Jangalak has a fleet of shot-up vehicles on blocks; a flock of Soviet-era jets in a mangled pile and its head office in a barren, windowless building whose concrete walls are pocked with bullet holes, 8 January 2010 Kabul Afghanistan.

An Afghan boy playing in side the collapsed Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city, the 150-hectare site used to bustle up to 24 hours a day with the efforts of more than 1,800 workers in 12 machine, carpentry and support shops, these days, Jangalak has a fleet of shot-up vehicles on blocks; a flock of Soviet-era jets in a mangled pile and its head office in a barren,

indowless building whose concrete walls are pocked with bullet holes,

8 January 2010 Kabul Afghanistan

Afghan boys playing in side the collapsed Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city, the 150-hectare site used to bustle up to 24 hours a day with the efforts of more than 1,800 workers in 12 machine, carpentry and support shops, these days, Jangalak has a fleet of shot-up vehicles on blocks; a flock of Soviet-era jets in a mangled pile and its head office in a barren, windowless

building whose concrete walls are pocked with bullet holes,

8 January 2010 Kabul Afghanistan

: Afghan young boys are playing volleyball in the collapsed Jangalak Factory in the southwestern part of Kabul city, the 150-hectare site used to bustle up to 24 hours a day with the efforts of more than 1,800 workers in 12 machine, carpentry and support shops, these days, Jangalak has a fleet of shot-up

vehicles on blocks; a flock of Soviet-era jets in a mangled pile and its head office in a barren,

windowless building whose concrete walls arepocked with bullet holes,

8 January 2010 Kabul Afghanistan

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Blue masque in Mazar, An afghan man recites Holly book Quran, Muslims are believed that Quran is the word of the God and it had been sent from Almighty Allah for prophet Mohammad (PBUH), Afghanistan is a country with 99% of its population Muslim, 8/9/09 Mazar/Afghanistan.

Afghan female athletes, Afghan girls during exercise in Kabul, after the collapse of Taliban regime in 2001 Afghanistan has good progress in sports ground, beside the male athletes females are also getting part on deferent kind of sports, 09/ 10/ 09 Kabul Afghanistan

Pul-i- Khishty mosque, Afghan men doing noon time pray, Islam has 5 bases and the second base is pray, a Muslim have to do pray 5 times a day, Afghanistan is a country with 99% of its population Muslim, 8/10/09 Kabul/Afghanistan.

Afghan women are walking on the road back side of Durulaman collapsed building in west of Kabul, as Taliban regime collapsed in 2001 but still war sign are seen in Afghan capital Kabul,11/10/09 Afghanistan
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Hops for the Future! An Afghan 7years old boy looking out for an voting site in presidential election in front of his house in Faizabad centre of Badakhshan province,
Afghanistan 20 August 2009.

Kite flying Kabul, Afghan young boy flying a Kite in Tape-e-Nader khan district of Kabul, Kite flying is very common in Afghanistan, every Fridays people men or women are going to the high lands for playing and also watching this famous game, 22 October 2009 Kabul Afghanistan

Workers in trade, Mukhtar is a man who has three children, working in a key making shop, every day he comes at 7:00am and works up to 7:00pm, because of economical
problem he left school during the Taliban and became a refuge in Iran,
15 September 2009, Kabul Afghanistan

Sun set in Kabul, a view of sun set in Tape-e-Nader Khan

with the foreground grave yard of Afghani kings,

22October 2009 Kabul Afghanistan.

Durulaman Old Palace located in west of Kabul which was destroyed during civil
war and still its a mirror which shows 3 last decades of war in Afghanistan,
21 August 2009 Kabul Afghanistan

Kite flying Kabul, Afghan young boys flying a Kite in Tape-e-Nader khan district of Kabul, Kite flying is very common in Afghanistan, every Fridays people men or women are
going to the high lands for playing and also watching this famous game,
22 October 2009 Kabul Afghanistan

HERITAGE AND ANCIENT MONUMENT, HERAT CITY

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Haft Qalam(seven pens) is a tomb covered with black marble in Khaja Abdullah Ansari Complex in the Herat city, the stone is carved with seven figures called Haft Qalam (seven pens), the text above the tomb is translated that, “ On the day of the great kings death the lord sent him repose, and the pin of fate inscribed his simple epitaph, Rest in peace. (A. H. 718

QALA IKHTYARUDDIN HERAT: As well as being one of the most visible landmarks in Heart, Qala Ikhtyaruddin is an important part of the history of the city. Thought to have been constructed by Alexander in 300BC after his capture of Herat/ Afghanistan November 10 2009,

,Daily Life in the Herat City, Afghanistan

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Herat girls walking across old shop in the old city of Herat, November 2009

Afghan women shopping warm cloths for the upcoming winter inHerat city, November 4, 2009,

Herat

Afghanistan

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Daily Life in the Herat City, November 4 2009

Herat Afghanistan

An Afghan teenage boy selling Herbs in his shop at Herat

city, November 4, 2009, Herat

Afghanistan

Afghan women shopping warm cloths for the upcoming winter in Herat city, November 4, 2009,

Herat

Afghanistan

Afghan women begging in front of Khaja Abdullah-e- Ansari shrine in the Herat city, November 4, 2009, Herat

Afghanistan

Afghan women begging in front of Khaja Abdullah-e- Ansari shrine in the Herat city, November 4, 2009, Herat

Afghanistan

Afghan men baking Afghan style bread in the bakery at Herat City, November 5, 2009, Herat

Afghanistan

Kabul Museum, November 4, 2009

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Kabul Museum staff during a workshop in restoring department in Kabul Museum by a French archeologist, learning new techniques how to restore heritages properly and connect the damage pieces together. November 4, 2009 Kabul Afghanistan.

Victorious Afghan Taekwando athletes arrive home, Kabul Afghanistan 21 October 2009

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21 October 2009 - The delegation of Afghan taekwondo athletes who won a silver and bronze medal for Afghanistan in the recent World Taekwondo Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark arrived in Kabul today.

A total of 929 athletes from 142 countries competed in the championships – the most widely attended world championship event ever of the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF).

press conference, Presidential Palace, Kabul: 20 October 2009

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Senator John Kerry_Afghanistan_ President Hamid Karzai in a

Joint Election Press conference Kabul, 20 October 2009

Children want Peace everyday in Afghanistan

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The International Day of Peace was observed across Afghanistan on 21 September with a cessation of hostilities appearing to hold countrywide.

Calligraphy Exibition For Peace 26 Sep 2009, Kabul

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Millions of Afghans voted in the historic second-ever elections to elect a new president on Thursday

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The process begun amid tight security measures on

Thursday morning, as the Taliban vowed to disrupt

the process and called on Afghans

to boycott the polling.

Opinion polls have showed support for Hamid Karzai is 45%,

with his main rival Dr. Abdullah Abdullah in

second place with 25%.

People during voting in Badakhshan one of the

Remot destrict of Afghanistan in Election 2009

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Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009
Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009

Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009
Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009
Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009

Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009

Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009
Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009

Afghanistan Election 20Augest 2009

Incumbent Karzai defended last month’s Afghan election a day after a partial vote count placed him in the lead with 54 percent of votes

One Day To Election In Afghanistan

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Farhad Darya Concert, Kabul: 11 August 2009

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Afghanistan's top singer

Farhad Darya

Afghanistan's top singer uses his voice to call on all Afghans to vote

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Afghanistan's top singer

Farhad Darya

Darya, who has been touring Afghanistan since 3 August, is trying to use his voice to encourage Afghans to take part in the democratic process. He says he will send this message to the people during his forthcoming concert in Kabul

He added that he is encouraging all Afghans to vote wisely.

Afghan Candidats Election Posters Kabul Aug 2009

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Afghan Candidats Election Posters Kabul 12 Aug2009

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Afghanistan Eastern provences.

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Eastern Provence of Afghanistan Kundz

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An old man is hopping to have a peaceful Afghanistan.

Takhari girls are looking enthusiasticlly toward camera.

Eastern provencies of Afghanistan

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An Afghan girl in one of the remote vellage of Takhar provence.

APA (Aina Photo Agency) New Office Inauguration Cermoney

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Fardin Waezi during teaching a photogrphy class in Pajhwak agency. Fardin waezi (APA) during the work in Jalalabad.

Najibullah Mosafer from (APA) and Massoud Hossieni (AP) are attending in APA openining cermoney APA photojournalism course student during a practic class in Jalalabad Provence.

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photo agencies New Aina Photo Agency opening cermony with participants of all photographers from deffrend

Photojournalism student of Aina Photo agency in a practic class in Jalalabad.
Fardin waezi Aina Photo Agency Photographer and Travis Beard Argus photographer in Aina photo New office.

Prim Minister of England Gorden Brown meets with president Karzy in Kabul and insist on more helping to Afghanistan.

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Primeminister Gorden Brown shake hands with President Karzy and insist on more helping to Afghanistan

Hisa-e-Awal park in Kabul Khair Kahan Kabul Afghanistan.

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Children are happy to come here on their holidayes Children are happy to come here on their holidayes.

Children are happy to come here on their holidayes

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The only park which is equiped with modern corousel and green lands.

Most of families comming here to pass time and have fun.

Children playing in Kapisa province.

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In the past five years, primary and secondary school enrollment rates have increased from approximately one million children to more than 6 million. 35% of the newly enrolled students are girls.

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The first place for youth to joy .
Kabul first carousel and entertainment park

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Afghans celebrate Eid ul-Fitr in a Carousel Park in the Khair Khana neighborhood of Kabul.

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Children still doing heavy works in Kabul and other parts of Afghanistan just the minority figure of children have accessebility with comfort life

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Agriculture Exibition in Kabul Badam Bagh Area22Aug2008

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Afghan workers are working in a building in Kabul

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Afghan sport stars called for peace and downed with war

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People are facing with water probems in north part of kabul. Women and children are knocking doors to ask for water or buy water from the tanks which

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Kabulis rush to markets to finish their shopping and celebrat Eid after Ramadhan
Kabulis rush to markets to finish their shopping and celebrat Eid after Ramadhan
Kabulis rush to markets to finish their shopping and celebrat Eid after Ramadhan
Kabulis rush to markets to finish their shopping and celebrat Eid after Ramadhan

Kabulis rush to markets

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Afghan View is in your service

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A New Afghans Window

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