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Comment by Hadi on October 10, 2011 at 10:49pm

http://www.e-paa.org/about-us

Comment by Hadi on September 18, 2011 at 1:53pm

Welcome, Nik!

Comment by Nik on September 6, 2011 at 6:06am

Glad i'm the 70th member of this group. Good luck to all with the challenges we may have a head of us in rescuing Hazaras from the spider web which covers their heads.

Comment by Hazara boy on September 20, 2010 at 1:27am

"بسم الله الرحم الرحیم

از انجایی که کتاب امروزه یک نقش غیر قابل انکار در همه جوامع دارد اینجانب خواستم که یک سایت خیلی با ارزش را برای شما دوستان معرفی کنم

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www.goodreads.com




این سایت یا سایت سوسل نیت ورک در محور کتاب و کتاب خوانی است که به هر اعضا بعد از عضویت یک پرفایل که شامل یک قفسه است داده می شود. در این قفسه شما می توانید کتاب های را که خواندید، می خواهید
بخوانید و دارید میخواند را اضافه کنید. این سایت کتاب های فارسی و دری هم دارد.

در این سایت شما می توانید درباره یک کتاب نظر داده و نظرات دیگران را درباره کتابها بخوانید. یکی از امکانات فوق العاده این سایت این است که شما می توانید کتاب مورد نظر خود را در صورت موجود
نبودن در سایت به سایت اضافه کنید.

بنده بعد از عضویت در این سایت نتوانستم گروپ و یا اعضای از هزاره ها پیدا کنم به این دلیل تصمیم به معرفی این سایت گرفتم تا شاید کدام کمکی برای شما کند.

به امید اضافه شدن دوستان زیادتری در این سایت


In the name of Allah

Dear friends

In today’s world books has a significant role and in order to improve our written and spoken language as well as general knowledge we have to start reading books. Most of you dreams about having a library or shelf where you can put and
arranged your books. I have been member in a social network site where after
joining you’re given an account with a self. In this self you can put books
that you have read, want to read and currently reading. It has a great facilities
such as adding you thought about a particular book, reading others idea about a
book and adding the books which are not available in the site.

The site along with English also has Dari and Persian books. You can join your favourite writer group or create different group and invite your friends. The site has another great facility where you can add your shelf to your weblog
just by copying your account widgets and adding it in your blog.


www.goodreads.com



Wish to see more Hazaras in this site

Thanks alot

Yek doost

Comment by Hadi M. on July 24, 2010 at 2:07am

Typical response from a person who doesn't believe in God. Tell us then, what are your beliefs? What wisdom can you pass on to us? Do you wish to mock us for our religious beliefs or to belittle us because we are not as enlighten as you are in the understanding of the world and life? Please explain us as to what we are overlooking that you can see so clearly?

Furthermore, please don't confuse the actions of a few rotten apples in any religion as the way of all the believers. No religion is exempt from the self-interest of a few bad seeds who manipulate the belief system to advance their own selfish agendas. Secular people (or whatever you may call yourself), for that matter, are also not exempt in this regard. Just review the West's history. Are there no crime in the secular world? Is this system free of moral misconduct? I admit that Islam's record is not exemplary (nor any religion for that matter) but I resent that the blot in the record of Islam should be charged against the religion itself ... a religion whose ideal is affirmed in it's greeting: "peace be upon you." Just because some of the faithful are not educated enough to understand what that means should not reflect badly of the entire religion. You, my friend, are practicing entolerance. If you disagree with the views of religion, they leave others to their way and you follow your way as we our way. I'm sure this all will be sorted out in the afterlife.

Here ends my defense of religion. I'm sure others may express their own opinions on the matter.

Peace!
- Hadi

Comment by Hadi M. on July 22, 2010 at 11:58pm

Science and rational reasoning can only take us so far and these proofs are limited only to the empirical world. The things that matter most about reality -- such as its meaning, purpose, and values -- eludes the devices of science as the sea slips through the nets of fishermen. Religion is more than just understanding or man's relationship with God but also include the wisdom/tradition passed from generation to generations. It teaches us the values we strive to become such as humility (selflessness), compassion (charity), etc. As T. S. Eliot elegantly states: "Where is the knowledge that is lost in information? Where is the wisdom that is lost in knowledge?" Therefore, be a free thinker but realize the meaning of life and the afterlife through religion.

Peace!
- Hadi Maktabi

Comment by π on June 14, 2010 at 1:35pm

The all new Robot Priest!

Comment by π on May 11, 2010 at 11:14am

"We are jihadis, maulvi sahib,” I said. “We can face death and torture with a smile, so what is facing going to the bathroom to us. We can hold it far longer than an infidel, can’t we?”

http://blog.dawn.com/2010/04/29/a-tale-of-two-calls/

Comment by Abida Ali Hazara on May 7, 2010 at 3:23am

what place is this?

Comment by Tamim Hussain on May 6, 2010 at 9:29am

It’s very interesting to see religion as a product of trade. Religion now has created a micro economy around it. I wonder how would be if somebody manages to export this service?

Interesting picture, but please don’t forget to attach the source. It is reliable when one can refer to the original source.

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