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Jihad and the Left Hand of God
Sep 17, 2007 (31 photos) ... to it and put your trust in Allah" (8:61). On top of all this, Russia is funding terrorism in Afghanistan and Pakistan, according to militant newspapers in Karachi. Iranian Shi'a groups are funding the Shi'as and Saudi Arabi is encouraging ... |
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Up the Khyber Pass!! Oohh!
Oct 18, 2005 (32 photos) ... came up (4am - Ramadan) and we had to get an early bus up to the mountains! Even though there weren't that many women around I loved Peshawar. They have great peanut brittle and chicken qorma. I'd like to come back and buy some dangly, sparkly stuff. |
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Ramadan Begins
Sep 13, 2007 ... , and the calls to prayer. That maghrib, when the orb disappeared, the mosque muezzins sung the call for salat throughout Peshawar, capital of the Northwest Frontier Province. "God is great, God is great. Muhammad peace be with you. ... |
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A Fortress with One Clear Gate
Sep 13, 2007 (9 photos) ... farmland, then tan plains with villages and farmland, then views of distant brown mountains and increased urbanization--approaching Peshawar. The roads reminded me of American highways and we were approaching 100 kilometers per hour, something I haven't ... |
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Up The Khyber..
Sep 27, 2006 (4 photos) ... and around the Khyber Pass. For centuries the Khyber Pass has divided and linked empires and peoples, marking a frontier between Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia. In safer days it was also part of the original overland route (or hippy trail) from ... |
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Bloody Hell !! We're Not In Kansas Anymore Toto..
Sep 25, 2006 (10 photos) Hello from Peshawar, Pakistan.. I should start this travel pod with thanks to Allah for seeing us safely into Pakistan. You see we had an emergency landing after taking off from Bahrain on our way to Peshawar. Apparently our cabin had failed to ... |
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The Pass
Oct 19, 2005 (35 photos) ... we decided to have a proper walk around the town. We found the gold bazaar, which lead us to the oldest and biggest mosque in Peshawar. The Mahabat Mosque. Homies came over as usual to talk, but we were on a mission. We moved through the bazaars and came ... |
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A bus, and the stunning town of Peshawar
Nov 23, 2003 (1 photos) ... supper with us). We finally shifted the policeman by promising him Joanna's (Miss RD to some people) hand in marriage. Peshawar is the most outstanding, colourful and friendly city we have visited to date. Mainly consisting of Afghan tribes people who ...
A travel blog entry by williebobs
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Pakistan - The tribal area
Jul 2, 2000 (21 photos) The Kalash or Kalasha, are an ethnic group of the Hindu Kush, settling in the North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan. They speak the Kalash language, a member of the Dardic family. There is some controversy over what defines the ethnic ...
A travel blog entry by watchtheworld
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Peshawar
Sep 10, 2006 ... guns. Some stats say that the town of Darra hand makes 300 guns a day that get distributed to the tribal areas between pakistan and afghanistan. what fun! I went to the "smuggler's bazaar" this afternoon and as promised, it's a bunch of people hanging ...
A travel blog entry by johnkramer
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Refugees from Afghanistan
Dec 9, 1980 7-10 Dec 80 Ayun to Bumburet to Rumbar, Kalish 'infidels'. Vividly memorable. The got Pakistn Airlines flight from Chitral to Peshawar. Free thanks to my RNAC Capt. crew card.
A travel blog entry by radsolv
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Peshawar, au coeur de l'intégrisme musulman
Aug 16, 2008 (33 photos) ... , chez les hommes est aussi très en vogue. On ressent bien la proximité de l'Afghanistan et des zones tribales. zones tribales du Pakistan regroupent la quasi-totalité de la frontière pakistano-afghane et ont un statut assez particulier : ici les lois du ...
A travel blog entry by z00b
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Lawless Frontier
Aug 1, 2008 (64 photos) ... I had just read in a magazine article about this border that, and I quote "the most dangerous place on earth - Pakistan's Pashtun tribal belt which straddles the border with Afghanistan - is about to get more dangerous". This was directly referring to the ...
A travel blog entry by markwilliams84
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Hash and carpet shopping
Aug 4, 2006 (20 photos) ... , bad food and poor transport system worn me out. So, it was beautiful while it lasted, but I am glad to leave Pakistan! Peshawar in an exotic and extremely friendly city. I particularly liked the bazaar and the warm welcome from its locals. Two of the ...
A travel blog entry by lufervit
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Khyber Pass
Sep 12, 2006 ... about the most exciting and historically significant overland route into Afghanistan. Started at 8am, and the local government in Peshawar refused to issue the armed guard that is supposed to accompany us through the Pakistani tribal areas en route to the ...
A travel blog entry by johnkramer
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Peshawar
Aug 1, 2008 (12 photos) ... Most invaders (Greeks, Persians, Mongols, Moguls, Brits...) came painfully through this area at some point. Consequently, Peshawar's history has always been strongly linked with the fortunes of Afghanistan/India but to a larger extend the Middle East ...
A travel blog entry by jtroussier
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Up the Khyber Pass
Apr 19, 2006 (5 photos) This morning we picked up our armed guard and drove up the Khyber Pass. The scenery was lovely, but it was the whole idea of it that made it such a magical experience. The armed guard was quite sweet, but it was a bit disconcerting when his rifle was ...
A travel blog entry by elainevickers
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The North West Frontier Province
Feb 21, 2009 (5 photos) ... journey took me down the motorway, past rows of tanks in a big military base and into the North West Frontier Province (NWFP), to Peshawar near the Afghanistan border. It was good to see the others again and catch up on the days I'd missed. They were in a ...
A travel blog entry by watchoutworld
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Lahore to Peshawar
Apr 18, 2006 (4 photos) ... from Lahore to Islamabad this morning, met up with my guide - Dost Dar - and my driver - Shabir - and drove to Peshawar. Yet more endless, flat countryside. Peshawar is choked with traffic and people. It's where all goods enter and leave Pakistan from ...
A travel blog entry by elainevickers
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Up The Khyber!
Jul 30, 2007 ... out so we said we had a reservation at a hotel and it still took about 10 mins to politely refuse their invitation to dinner. Peshawar was great, we went on a trip up the Kyber Pass to the Afganistan border - I thought we would be in a jeep but we ...
A travel blog entry by squeak_1912
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Rawalpindi/Islamabad/Lahore/Peshawar
Sep 1, 2006 (4 photos) A few pics from cities of Pakistan....we did not take many pics but here are a few.
A travel blog entry by brockandlisa
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Peshawar
May 9, 2006 (7 photos) ... in fibre which usually means Weetabix or Shredded Wheat for breakfast. I did think that my chances of finding any food like that in Peshawar were nil but (unbelievably) I managed to get some Weetabix, when I walked into this shop and saw it on the shelf I ...
A travel blog entry by philmc
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Good shot (history culture 101)
Dec 5, 2005 With a quiet sigh of relief I arrived to the relative safety of Pakistan and did what any insane man would do: I headed to the barbers and had my Taliban beard shaved down to a Pakistani mustache. It's not quite Merv, certainly not Adolf, but ...
A travel blog entry by mobile_mellett
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leaving Peshawar, Pakistan.
Feb 5, 2007 leaving pakistan for south america.
A travel blog entry by alamkhan
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Arrival in Peshawar, Pakistan.
Feb 2, 2004 Finally arrived in Pakistan after a long journey.
A travel blog entry by alamkhan
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