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ميلان كونديرا - حفلة التفاهة (via abduwritings)

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mashable:

The quiet beauty of Yemen, once described as the Happy Arabia.

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levantineviper:

March 30 - Land Day

Source: The Palestine Poster Project

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A wrong turn lead me to a field of flowers and suddenly I’m second guessing every wrong turn in my life.

Every wrong turn has lead me to where I am currently, and I am happy as hell, so were they really wrong turns?

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City Map Illustrations | by Anna Bond of Rifle Paper Co.

Check out these delightful prints of city map illustrations by Anna Bond, co-founder of Rifle Paper Co. I’m a big fan of her work, and I’d gladly add everything on Rifle Paper Co.’s website to my wishlist! Purchase these prints here. 

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aliirq:

Al-kadhimiya mosque. Baghdad, Iraq. 1985

© Steve McCurry

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nasheed-al-mawta:

A married couple standing in front of their “house” which got demolished by the israeli airstrikes in July, 2014.

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satanslifecoach:

This is basically what is being bombed right now or what it would eventually lead to. 

Yemen’s old city of Sana’a, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has a distinctive visual character due its unique architectural characteristics, most notably expressed in its multi-storey buildings decorated with geometric patterns. These are the oldest cities in the world, culture and historical value so ancient and pristine, that it cannot be found elsewhere. 

4th pic: Wadi Dhar Rock Palace, Yemen

5th pic: Dragon trees on the Yemeni island of Socotra, off the Arabian Peninsula

Last pic: Peninsula At Socotra Island

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March 2, 2015 (via iwrite-myheart)

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Hassan al-Basri (رحمه الله)

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