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The citadel of Saladin - and indeed, the Cairo skyline - is dominated by the Alabaster Mosque, or Mosque of Mohammed Ali. Modelled along classic Turkish lines, it took 18 years to build (1830 - 1848) although later the domes had to be rebuilt. It was commissioned by Mohammad Ali, ruler of Egypt from 1805 - 1849, who lies in the marble tomb on the right as you enter.
Construído quizá por Muhammed IV (1325-1333), aunque también se le considera al sucesor de éste, a Yusuf I, su constructor. Es uno de los tres palacios y el primero construído de los que componen la Casa Real, junto con el Palacio de Comares y el Palacio de los Leones.
El Palacio consta del Jardín de Machuca, la sala del Mexuar y el Patio del Mexuar.
The citadel of Saladin - and indeed, the Cairo skyline - is dominated by the Alabaster Mosque, or Mosque of Mohammed Ali. Modelled along classic Turkish lines, it took 18 years to build (1830 - 1848) although later the domes had to be rebuilt. It was commissioned by Mohammad Ali, ruler of Egypt from 1805 - 1849, who lies in the marble tomb on the right as you enter.
Sir Muhammed Iqbal lauded Himalayas with his poetry :
You are the diwan whose opening verse is the sky
You lead Man to the solitudes of his heart's retreat
Snow has endowed you with the turban of honour
Which scoffs at the crown of the world-illuminating sun
The mountain top's lightning has given a whip
In the hands of cloud for the ambling horse
O Himalah! Are you like a theater stage
Which nature's hand has made for its elements?
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Construído quizá por Muhammed IV (1325-1333), aunque también se le considera al sucesor de éste, a Yusuf I, su constructor. Es uno de los tres palacios y el primero construído de los que componen la Casa Real, junto con el Palacio de Comares y el Palacio de los Leones.
El Palacio consta del Jardín de Machuca, la sala del Mexuar y el Patio del Mexuar.
MMA fighter Muhammed Lawal "King Mo" " Mo Lawal" is migrating over to Impact Wrestling later this year this is a concept shot for them. Shot was taken with a Nikon D300s with a Nikon 17-55 F/2.8 DX lens. Lighting from 2 Elinchrom Quadra light setup on stands slightly behind Mo to create rim light down either side of his body then an additional Nikon SB800 setup on a stand about 2 feet above Mo infront of him pointing downward for fill in light set to +1.3ev all triggerd using Elinchrom Skyport Triggers. During post additional lighting added in sharpening and background and background graphics also added in with breaking glass slight contrast tweak done this is about 90% complete.
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The prophet Muhammed (PBUH) used to stand in this pulpit.. It was the from where he gave his religious and philosophical sermons including his first recitations of the messages he received from the angel Gabriel which are now the contents of the Quran.
He also led prayer 5 times a day from here for the early muslims of Madinah.
Titulo: Muhammad Ali
Interprete:Patricio Ignacio Valenzuela Muñoz
Creador:Patricio Ignacio Valenzuela Muñoz
Historia: Se nos fue gran gran ser humano, en honor a su partida, "Soy el más grande"
Model :- Muhammed alameeri
Taken :- By me
Edit :- By Me
Comment Me iF u Like it ;)
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II
EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
Shutter Speed 0.02 sec (1/60)
Aperture f/3.5
Focal Length 23 mm
ISO Speed 400
Exposure Program Manual
The Cleveland Clinic - Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health. Located at the intersection of Bonneville Avenue and Grand Central Parkway in Las Vegas, Nevada. Perspective from the South looking North.
Lots of comments at this link address from people who live in Las Vegas, as well as a summary of the inception.
archrecord.construction.com/news/ontheboards/0704Gehry.asp
The building of the Clinic began with the ground breaking on 9 February 2007, and opened on 13 July 2009 at a cost of $70 million dollars; the property was donated by The City Of Las Vegas. The founders of Keep Memory Alive suffered great personal tragedy, and have funded the construction of the Clinic. It is located in the now very robust Symphony Park Development.
The following link address will navigate to a short article on the prevention of Alzheimer's Disease:
lasvegasblackimage.com/2012/02/prevention-is-the-cure-for...
There was a birthday party celebrating Muhammed Ali's 70th that benefited the Cleveland Clinic on 5 March 2012 attended by many successful people including Lenny Kravitz, Emeril Lagasse, Sammy Hagar, and Resheda Ali. The link address below has photos from the event:
lasvegasblackimage.com/2012/03/in-the-community-with-char...
The Wikipedia page on Muhammed Ali is very informative, and I was quite surprised when reading about all of the things the man has done in his life. It was certainly worth reading.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Ali
Resheda Ali is a spokesperson for Parkinson's Disease ..., and has a fantastic website, "dedicated to understanding, coping, and finding a solution to Parkinson's Disease." Her dad, Muhammed Ali, has lived with for a number of years. Her site address is below:
There is a type of treatment called "neurorestoration" and the link address for further information is below:
news.medinfo.ufl.edu/articles/faculty-recognition/parkins...
Aka Two-banded Anemonefish. With their Bubble-tip Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor) home.
Scuba diving, Nikonos scanned negative.
Ras Muhammed National Park, Sharm El Sheik, Red Sea, Egypt.
The citadel of Saladin - and indeed, the Cairo skyline - is dominated by the Alabaster Mosque, or Mosque of Mohammed Ali. Modelled along classic Turkish lines, it took 18 years to build (1830 - 1848) although later the domes had to be rebuilt. It was commissioned by Mohammad Ali, ruler of Egypt from 1805 - 1849, who lies in the marble tomb on the right as you enter.
Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad Ibn Marwan Ibn Yunus al-Yilligi al-Maridi, y tal y tal, o Ibn Marwan al-Yilliqui (Ibn Marwan, "el hijo del gallego") (muerto en 889), fue un señor hispanomusulmán que ejerció el contról del Guadiana Bajo y Medio y el sur del actual Portugal en la segunda mitad del siglo IX.
Ibn Marwan, fundador de Badajoz.Pertenecía a una familia de muladíes (conversos) originarios del norte del moderno Portugal que se instaló en Mérida. Su padre, Marwan ben Yunus, o Marwan Al-Yilliqi, fue nombrado gobernador de Mérida por el emir omeya de Córdoba Muhammad I (852-886) pero Abd al-Rahman, que sucedió al padre, se sublevó contra su soberano en 868. Muhammad envió un contingente que obligó a la ciudad a rendirse y Abd al-Rahman tuvo que ir a Córdoba donde se le fijó la residencia. Permaneció en la capital del emirato hasta el año 875, cuando volvió a Mérida dónde, con el apoyo de los clientes de la familia, se sublevó y desconoció la autoridad del emir. Se hizo fuerte en el castillo de Alange pero Muhammad I envió tropas y le obligó a rendirse; entonces le fue asignada residencia en Badajoz (Batalyaws).
"Ja Muhammed", tha Allahi zyl xhelal
"Gjith alemin sall për ty qi e kam fal"
Nji thesar i fshehun kesh-o qysh n'përjetësi
m'gufoi zemra aman prej dashnis'o t'jaratisa ty.
Në brendi i ndritshëm kesh, përplot me nur
tuj vlue në vetevete erë uji m'murr.
Kur përballë m'dole mor nuri xhemal
uji nisi me m'rrjedh-o hiç pa u nal.
Tash n'bukuri, i fresktë e tuj shkëlqy
bukur flas n'lumni o Xhelaludin me ty.
Shamsi i Tabrizit diell i Dinit qi kurrë nuk shuhet
pa fytyrëhanen Xhelaludin jo nuk përmbushet.
Tam si qysh u tha n'at zaman pa zaman
"Gjith alemin sall për ty-o fal e kam"
Mos kujto qi kjo s'na rrokë mu' e ty
qaty jena, tu u sill-o n'përjetësi.
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• Shënim: jaratisa - krijova. Shif qysh në brendi e ka fjalën “jar” - “dashni, i dashtun”.
• Nji muhabet i Shamsi Tabrizit:
"Unë flas bukur, flas i lumtun. N'brendi jom i ndritshëm plot nur. Jom kon tuj vlu në vetvete, e tu u siell në vetvete pata nis me marrë erë. Po kur m'goditi ekzistenca e Mevlanës, uji nisi me m'rrjedh. Tash ai rrjedh n'lumtuni, i freskët e tuj shkëlqy.
• Kaligrafia: "Levleke levleke le-ma halaktu el aflak" [shq. "Mos t'ish për ty, mos t'ish për ty, s'i kisha jaratisë sferat qiellore." - Hadith Kudsi]. Punue prej Bakkal Arif Efendisë
• Muzikë me u kujtue:
- Rumi Ensemble & Shahrokh Moshkin Ghalam
- Axiom Of Choice - Mystics And Fools
The Late Saudi Arabian Great Sunni Islamic Scholar and Sufi Master of Various Tariqas Al Sayyid Muhammed Bin Alawi Al Maliki in a Mawlid Celeberation in Medina Al Munnawara, Saudi Arabia
KSDF (Louisville Muhammed Ali International Airport) - 11 OCT 2025
"SkyWest 3575" from Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport (KDTW) on short final to RWY 17L.
Production Site: Montreal Mirabel (YMX)
Year of Manufacture: 2006
Test Registration: C-GICN
Delivery to SkyWest Airlines: 08 NOV 2006 as N809SK
Operated for Delta Connection
Hex Code: AB04E6
Fleet Number: 15086
Configuration: C12Y64
Engines: 2x General Electric CF34-8C5
Fleet Number changed to 809 in 2014
Es ist Montag, der 2. Februar und ich bin wieder mit der Kamera unterwegs. Es ist kalt und nass. Ekelhaftes Wetter.
Vor der Landes-Erstaufnahme-Stelle treffe ich eine Gruppe von sieben Menschen aus dem Kosovo. Ein Ehepaar mit Kind, ein junger Kollege mit Undercut, zwei etwa gleichaltrige Herren mit markantem Gesicht und ein etwas älterer Mann.
Bisher bin ich größeren Gruppen stets aus dem Weg gegangen, weil ich leichter mit einzelnen Menschen ins Gespräch komme. Doch die sympathischen Gesichter nehmen schon von weitem Blickkontakt mit mir auf.
Unser Gespräch kommt schnell in Gang und der Jüngste mit Zopf und Undercut übernimmt das Übersetzen. Enis ist 17 Jahre alt und erzählt mir, dass die Gruppe schon eine Weile in Deutschland sei.
Enis ist schlank, hat ein feines Gesicht und vertraut mir schnell die Probleme an, denen die Gruppe in ihrer Heimat ausgesetzt war. Er selbst habe auf der Baustelle gearbeitet. 2 Monate hier, 1 Monat da, immer irgendwo anders.
Dann fällt das Wort Mafia zu ersten Mal. Die Mafia den Kosovo in kürzester Zeit umgekrempelt und die ganze Gesellschaft mit Drogenhandel unterwandert. Dann wäre die Armut gekommen und die Arbeitsloskeit auch. Enis sagt, er habe mehrere Tage weder Essen, Trinken noch Strom gehabt.
Schlimme Bilder steigen mir zu Kopfe. Ich stelle mir Enis vor, wie er ausgehungert und nach Wasser lechzend um sein Leben kämpft. Im Dunkeln.
Muhammed, ein hagerer Mann mit dem weißen Schal erzählt, dass er 15 Jahre als Kellner gearbeitet habe. Auch hier: Von einem zum nächsten Moment überfiel Muhammed die Arbeitslosigkeit. Kein Geld, nichts mehr.
Lerim, ein weiterer junger Herr war Musikproduzent, übersetzt Enis. Hier frage ich nicht mehr nach, denn ich kann mir den Ausgang seiner Geschichte denken. Weder Arbeit noch Geld zu haben bedeutet eine direkte Bedrohung des eigenen Lebens. Und sie kommt ohne Vorwarnung.
Enis und die anderen sind sichtlich deprimiert - während sie erzählen, scheinen sie noch blasser zu sein, als sie sowieso schon sind. Doch - bis auf die kleine Familie, die leider weiter muss - bleiben alle bei mir stehen. Sie wollen erzählen, sie wollen gehört werden.
Enis erwähnt immer wieder, dass er sich wünsche, einmal im Fernsehen ein Interview zu bekommen. Diese Männer wollen unbedingt, dass die Welt erfährt, wie es ist, im Kosovo zu (über-)leben.
Enis meint, dass Deutschland ein gutes Land sei. "Hier hast du alles. Schule, Essen, alles. Hier ist es perfekt. Normal."
Wie ich ihnen doch wünsche, die Normalität einmal genießen zu können. Doch dieser Wunsch wird wohl erstmal ein Wunsch bleiben.
Als ich sie frage, wie es ihnen in Deutschland bisher ergangen sei, verrät Enis sichtich besorgt, dass es in ihrem FLüchtlingsheim fürchterlich sei. Die Gruppe sei mit 700 (!) anderen Menschen in einem Raum. Überall wären Securities, das Essen sei ungenießbar und die Sanitäranlagen in einem Container.
Mit klarer Stimme betont Enis: "Die Toiletten sind eine perfekte Katastrophe. Perfekte Katastophe."
Dann mache ich noch ein paar Einzelportraits und fotografiere auch den 46-jährigen Ibus. Er wirkt vom Leben gezeichnet. Armer Mann.
Ich verspreche Enis, dass ich ihn besuchen und die Fotos vorbeibringen werde. Wir tauschen Telefonnummern und Facebook-Profile aus. Enis hat ein kaputtes, altes iPhone. Wenigstens etwas, das halbwegs funktioniert. Auch diesen Beitrag wird er lesen.
Im Moment unserer Verabschiedung schaue ich den Jungs noch eine Weile hinterher. Ich fühle Trauer und bin beschämt für die Zustände, in denen sie hier in Karlsruhe leben müssen. Ich weiß, dass ich an ihrer Stelle längst durchgedreht wäre.
Ich packe meine Kamera ein und laufe zurück zum Auto. Auf dem Heimweg vergesse ich oft, was um mich herum passiert und muss immerzu an Enis denken. Teile seiner Worte springen auf, Bilder von Hunger und der Mafia.
Enis, Muhammed, Lerim und Ibus: Seid herzlich willkommen in Deutschland. Ich hoffe so sehr, dass Ihr hier Arbeit und eine Bleibe finden werdet - mit weniger Menschen um Euch herum und sanitären Anlagen die keine Katastrophe sind. Ihr habt es so weit geschafft. Seid stark. Bleibt stark.
My munshi Muhammed Khan livez here..... I came to see him, az he haz been retired from the job.....I vizit him few timez a months and get hiz opinion in different tasks...
Bull of this " dera " waz sick, and wazn't able to move this machine for chopping fodder. They called kids to move it, so that the animalz could be fed.....
( Mohsinabad,Dist Jhang. Pakistan )
The citadel of Saladin - and indeed, the Cairo skyline - is dominated by the Alabaster Mosque, or Mosque of Mohammed Ali. Modelled along classic Turkish lines, it took 18 years to build (1830 - 1848) although later the domes had to be rebuilt. It was commissioned by Mohammad Ali, ruler of Egypt from 1805 - 1849, who lies in the marble tomb on the right as you enter.
Construído quizá por Muhammed IV (1325-1333), aunque también se le considera al sucesor de éste, a Yusuf I, su constructor. Es uno de los tres palacios y el primero construído de los que componen la Casa Real, junto con el Palacio de Comares y el Palacio de los Leones.
El Palacio consta del Jardín de Machuca, la sala del Mexuar y el Patio del Mexuar.
The lines on the palm of the hand have arabic writing reading 'Muhammed' and 'Salaam' (which means 'Peace').
I met this beautiful and lively young artist who showed me the arabic 'writing' in her painting, and there was me thinking it was *just* a hand, what a lovely idea mashAllah.
The hand in the painting is modelled from her own. The writing inspired by her love for Peace and prophet Muhammed together with all the prophets and messengers (may peace and blessings be upon them all) who went before him.
Muslims believe that all the prophets and messengers (including Adam, Moses, Abraham, Jesus and Muhammed - may peace be upon them all) bought the the same message (that there is only one God worthy of worship and none besided Him). This message is seen as a continuation from a long history of prophets and messengers from God who were sent to bring people to the right path, to do good deeds and to bring about peace and unity for the whole of mankind.
Muhammed Ali feigns being hurt to the delight of onlookers in a sparring session with Al Johnson at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Lanham, Md. April 16, 1976 during preparations for his upcoming heavyweight title defense at the Capital Centre with Jimmy Young.
Ali stayed at the Sheraton Motor Inn and did his road work in Greenbelt Park. His bout with Young was the first heavyweight title fight in the Washington, D.C. area since Joe Louis beat Buddy Baer in 1941.
Ali had his title stripped from him for three years (1967-70) and fought his way back to regain his heavyweight title and defend it through epic bouts with George Foreman, Ken Norton and Joe Frazier as well as lesser boxers.
Young was supposed to be a tune-up for a re-match with Norton later in the year.
However, Ali was not in prime shape and Young took him 15 rounds. Ali won a unanimous decision—attributed to his aggressiveness in the early rounds and in the 15th round.
Ali, already a powerful symbol of black pride, gained additional adulation of the black liberation and antiwar activists for his 1967 refusal to step forward at an Army induction center in opposition to the Vietnam War.
His refusal led to a lengthy court battle over his status with Ali, a member of the Nation of Islam, asserting that his religion forbade him from fighting in any wars except those blessed as holy wars.
Ali stated: "War is against the teachings of the Qur'an. I'm not trying to dodge the draft. We are not supposed to take part in no wars unless declared by Allah or The Messenger. We don't take part in Christian wars or wars of any unbelievers."
He further explained, "Man, I ain't got no quarrel with them Viet Cong." Ali elaborated: "Why should they ask me to put on a uniform and go ten thousand miles from home and drop bombs and bullets on brown people in Vietnam while so-called Negro people in Louisville are treated like dogs and denied simple human rights?"
His heavyweight title was stripped from him and all boxing associations barred him from fighting while he was out on bail until the U.S. Supreme Court vacated his conviction for violating draft laws in 1970.
After regaining his title and defending it successfully on a number of occasions, Leon Spinks beat Ali in 1978. In a re-match Ali beat Spinks, obtaining the heavyweight title for a record third time.
Ali retired from boxing following the second Spinks fight, but unsuccessfully attempted come-backs thereafter. He retired from boxing for good in 1981.
He had first gained international fame in the 1960 Olympics in Rome where he won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division.
He turned professional and surprised the boxing world when he defeated champion Sonny Liston when Liston didn’t answer the bell for the 7th round of their fight. He was undefeated until stripped of his title because of his stand on the draft.
In retirement, Ali would become a philanthropist and humanitarian, embracing a wide variety of causes.
He developed Parkinson’s disease that gradually forced him into less activity. He died of respiratory failure in 2016.
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHsmQPZ5no
Photo by Joseph Silverman. The image is courtesy of the D.C. Public Library Washington Star Collection © Washington Post.
An interesting combination of characters found on a "tie wall' inside one of the tents in the Union Square market. I found the faces more interesting than the ties!
Can you identify them all without help?
Ok, here ya go, clockwise from the top: Ghandi, Muhammed Ali, Pablo Picasso, President-Elect Barack Obama, Castro and Julius Caesar.
The citadel of Saladin - and indeed, the Cairo skyline - is dominated by the Alabaster Mosque, or Mosque of Mohammed Ali. Modelled along classic Turkish lines, it took 18 years to build (1830 - 1848) although later the domes had to be rebuilt. It was commissioned by Mohammad Ali, ruler of Egypt from 1805 - 1849, who lies in the marble tomb on the right as you enter.