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History    Gold has been known and used by artisans since the Chalcolithic. Gold artifacts in the Balkans appear from the 4th millennium BC, such as that found in the Varna Necropolis. Gold artifacts such as the golden hats and the Nebra disk appeared in Central Europe from the 2nd millennium BC Bronze Age. Egyptian hieroglyphs from as early as 2600 BC describe gold, which king Tushratta of the Mitanni claimed was "more plentiful than dirt" in Egypt. Egypt and especially Nubia had the resources to make them major gold-producing areas for much of history. The earliest known map is known as the Turin Papyrus Map and shows the plan of a gold mine in Nubia together with indications of the local geology. The primitive working methods are described by both Strabo and Diodorus Siculus, and included fire-setting. Large mines were also present across the Red Sea in what is now Saudi Arabia. The legend of the golden fleece may refer to the use of fleeces to trap gold du...

Piran ne Peer Ghaus ul Azam Dastageer, RA, the Great defender and the leader of the saints was born in Gilan, Persia Iran, in 470 Hijri, ( 1077 AD ). He was of pious parents of Hassani lineage. He was Syed from both, the father as well as the mother side. His father Syed Abu Saleh, was an illustrious and God fearing man. Once he was engrossed in meditation by the bank of a river he saw an apple floating down the river. He picked it up and ate it. It struck to him that he ate the apple without paying for it so he set out in search of the owner on the bank of the river and at last reached the owner of the orchard; Abdullah Somai, whom he requested to tell him the price of the apple. Abdullah Somai replied that it was an expensive thing. Syed Abu Saleh replied that he had not much by way of worldly material, yet he could serve him for its compensation. Abdullah Somai then asked him to work for a year in the orchard. In the course of time the duration was extended several times. In th...

Saif al-Adel     Born April 11, 1960/63 Egypt Other names Muhammad Ibrahim Makkawi Ibrahim al-Madani Omar al-Sumali Saif al-Adel (Arabic: سيف العدل‎) is an Egyptian explosives expert and alleged by some to be the current leader of al-Qaeda. In May 2011, after the death of Osama bin Laden, he was reported to have been chosen for the position. Adel is under indictment for his part in the 1998 United States embassy bombings in Africa. According to the indictment, Adel is a member of the majlis al shura of al-Qaeda and a member of its military committee, and he provided military and intelligence training to members of al-Qaeda and Egyptian Islamic Jihad in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Sudan, and to anti-UN Somali tribes. It is possible that his trainees included the Somalis of the first Battle of Mogadishu. He established the al-Qaeda training facility at Ras Kamboni in Somalia near the Kenyan border. He was one of the masterminds of the assassination of Egyptian Pres...

  The Companions of the Cave(Ashab i-Kahf)   In the year 106 A.D., Roman armies occupied the land of Jordan, where the Kingdom of the Nabataeans was standing. The Roman Emperor, Trojan, was a fanatic pagan, so he chased the believers, especially the followers of 'Isa (A.S.). Before this military expedition, Syria, Palestine, and Jordan had enjoyed a kind of self-rule, and the capital Rome was satisfied with taking taxes from these countries. That is because the Roman forces were few in number. Thus, the Romans organized such a military expedition to completely occupy these countries and to subject them to the direct rule of Rome. In the year 112 A.D., Emperor Trojan gave an order: "Those who follow 'Isa and refuse to worship the idols gods are disloyal to the state, so we will sentence them to death!" Philadelphia At that time, the people called Amman Philadelphia because it was a beautiful city. They decorated it with statues, but they did not use the st...

The Return of the Soul The Story of Our Prophet 'Uzayr Sulayman (A.S.) died, many prophets came after him, but the Jews turned away from Allah's religion. They loved gold and silver very much, turned to worship idols again, and distorted the Torah. For this reason, their spirit became weak. The Jews were afraid of death and clung to life. About 550 years before the birth of our prophet Jesus Christ (A.S.), there was an oppressive king called Bakht Nasr, who ruled Babylon. Bakht Nasr attacked the Jews and occupied their capital Jerusalem. He killed the Jews, destoryed their country, and burnt their holy books such as the Torah. He also destroyed their temples. When Bakht Nasr returned to Babylon, he brought the Jews with him as prisoners of war. The Jews lived in Babylon for about a hundred years. Our prophet 'Uzayr was born in that period of time. War broke out between Babylon and Iran. Cyrus, the King of Iran, won a victory in the war and entered Babylon as a conq...

Bhang is a preparation from the leaves and flowers (buds) of the female cannabis plant, smoked or consumed as a beverage in the Indian subcontinent. India The traditional harvest and preparation of bhang occurs during the celebrations of Holi in March and Vaisakhi in April, hence associated with Lord Shiva. It has now become synonymous with Holi, to the point where consuming bhang at that time is a standard practice. It is also available as Bhang golis (balls) which is just freshly ground hemp with water. Apart from this, sweetened bhang golis are also widely available. These are not considered a drug, but a traditional sleeping aid and appetizer. Bhang is also part of many ayurvedic medicinal preparation, i.e. bhang powder is available at ayurvedic dispensaries throughout the country. Bhang is also enjoyed by Sikh Nihangs. Bhang Ki Thandai (Hindi) also known as Shardai is a drink popular in many parts of India which is made by mixing bhang with thandai, a cold beverage prep...

  ISI     The Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence (more commonly known as Inter-Services Intelligence or simply by its initials ISI) is Pakistan's premier intelligence agency. It is the largest of the three intelligence agencies of Pakistan, the others being the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Military Intelligence (MI). Its headquarters are in Abpara, Islamabad. ISI was established as an independent intelligence agency in 1948 in order to strengthen the sharing of military intelligence between the three branches of Pakistan's armed forces in the aftermath of the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947, which had exposed weaknesses in intelligence gathering, sharing and coordination between the Pakistan Army, Air Force and Navy. ISI's headquarters are situated in Islamabad. It is currently headed by Lieutenant General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, who took over as ISI's Director in September 2008. Director : Ahmad Shuja Pasha Department : Pakistani Armed Forces  Establ...