About 1.5 million Gaza residents have been suffering as Israel have blocked all food, medicine and fuel shipments to the coastal territory. Iranian demonstrators blasted international bodies such as the UN, human rights organizations and the Islamic states especially Arab countries for failing to act in the face of Israel's inhumane behavior. Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami told worshipers in Tehran that the UN Human Rights Council was established to defend human rights. Criticizing the UN rights body for being inactive, he asked: “Are 1.5 million people in Gaza not humans? Releasing statements and expressing regret does not solve any problem, Khatami noted. The cleric called on 57-strong Organization of the Islamic Conference to mobilize Muslims against Zionists. Majlis speaker Ali Larijani who had joined the protestors along with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the silence of the Arab countries on the agonies of Palestinians would “hurt” these countries as he said political and religious activists are losing their patience over the inaction of their governments toward Israel. “If the leaders of these countries remain silent, they in a sense have expressed their illegitimacy,” Larijani told ISNA. Egypt as the only country which borders the Gaza Strip refuses to open its border to send relief aids to Gaza. Mostapha al-Savaf, the editor of the newspaper Palestine in Gaza, says the Cairo officials are not unhappy with what he called a “gradual execution” of 1.5 million Gazans in order to prevent the victory of Islamists in Egypt. Al-Savaf told the Mehr News Agency that the pressure on the people in Gaza is meant to force the Hamas movement to “soften” its position toward Israel. The intensification of the Gaza siege happened despite the fact that the Israeli President Shimon Peres participated in the UN Interfaith Dialogue conference on November 12-13 which was initiated by Saudi Arabia. Lebanese University professor Yassin Souyeh says, “All Arab regimes are acting in line with the interests of the usurper enemy (Israel) by keeping silence about the crimes” in the Gaza Strip. It seems that Arab leaders don’t like to “see” or even “hear” the “bitter realities” in the Gaza Strip, Souyeh told the MNA. The collective punishment of Palestinians began after they voted overwhelmingly for Hamas in democratic parliamentary election in January 2006. The Hamas government and Gaza residents came under pressure from all sides after the election. The European Union and the U.S. which always advise other countries on democracy and human rights also cut their financial help to Palestinians in order to depress Palestinians for electing Hamas as their government. Western countries claim Israel is the only democratic state in the Middle East which observes human rights. However, these countries closed their eyes to the sufferings of children and women in Gaza who suffer from the brutal measures of Israel. After the January 2006 election, the Fatah faction, led by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, also put extreme pressure on the Hamas government. Even an agreement by Hamas to form a unity cabinet with Fatah did not satisfy Fatah to lessen its pressure on Hamas. And finally the PA chief dismissed the government of Ismail Haniya. ------Zionist crimes aimed at manipulating Palestinian elections Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters the recent crimes perpetrated by the Zionist regime are meant to manipulate the elections in Palestine. Abbas's term ends on January 9. However, the Fatah faction plans to postpone presidential elections until parliamentary election in January 2010. Hamas has warned that any extension of Abbas’ presidency will be illegal. Abbas has threatened to call snap elections in the new year if his Fatah party cannot resolve a fractious split with Hamas. Hamas has said that under the Palestinian constitution Abbas does not have the power to dissolve parliament before its term expires in January 2010. ------Israel on the road to extinction Ahmadinejad said that the disappearance of the Zionist regime is imminent. The Zionist regime has perpetrated its recent criminal acts as it is fully aware that the game is over and that it is on the road to extinction, Ahmadinejad predicted. “The Zionist regime has lost all its motivation and philosophy of existence so that all of the global powers and supporters have become uncertain of supporting this regime”, Ahmadinejad noted. He pointed out that the regime’s increasing attacks on the Gaza strip is just an effort to extend its term for some time.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Iran erupts in anger over Gaza tragedy
About 1.5 million Gaza residents have been suffering as Israel have blocked all food, medicine and fuel shipments to the coastal territory. Iranian demonstrators blasted international bodies such as the UN, human rights organizations and the Islamic states especially Arab countries for failing to act in the face of Israel's inhumane behavior. Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami told worshipers in Tehran that the UN Human Rights Council was established to defend human rights. Criticizing the UN rights body for being inactive, he asked: “Are 1.5 million people in Gaza not humans? Releasing statements and expressing regret does not solve any problem, Khatami noted. The cleric called on 57-strong Organization of the Islamic Conference to mobilize Muslims against Zionists. Majlis speaker Ali Larijani who had joined the protestors along with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the silence of the Arab countries on the agonies of Palestinians would “hurt” these countries as he said political and religious activists are losing their patience over the inaction of their governments toward Israel. “If the leaders of these countries remain silent, they in a sense have expressed their illegitimacy,” Larijani told ISNA. Egypt as the only country which borders the Gaza Strip refuses to open its border to send relief aids to Gaza. Mostapha al-Savaf, the editor of the newspaper Palestine in Gaza, says the Cairo officials are not unhappy with what he called a “gradual execution” of 1.5 million Gazans in order to prevent the victory of Islamists in Egypt. Al-Savaf told the Mehr News Agency that the pressure on the people in Gaza is meant to force the Hamas movement to “soften” its position toward Israel. The intensification of the Gaza siege happened despite the fact that the Israeli President Shimon Peres participated in the UN Interfaith Dialogue conference on November 12-13 which was initiated by Saudi Arabia. Lebanese University professor Yassin Souyeh says, “All Arab regimes are acting in line with the interests of the usurper enemy (Israel) by keeping silence about the crimes” in the Gaza Strip. It seems that Arab leaders don’t like to “see” or even “hear” the “bitter realities” in the Gaza Strip, Souyeh told the MNA. The collective punishment of Palestinians began after they voted overwhelmingly for Hamas in democratic parliamentary election in January 2006. The Hamas government and Gaza residents came under pressure from all sides after the election. The European Union and the U.S. which always advise other countries on democracy and human rights also cut their financial help to Palestinians in order to depress Palestinians for electing Hamas as their government. Western countries claim Israel is the only democratic state in the Middle East which observes human rights. However, these countries closed their eyes to the sufferings of children and women in Gaza who suffer from the brutal measures of Israel. After the January 2006 election, the Fatah faction, led by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, also put extreme pressure on the Hamas government. Even an agreement by Hamas to form a unity cabinet with Fatah did not satisfy Fatah to lessen its pressure on Hamas. And finally the PA chief dismissed the government of Ismail Haniya. ------Zionist crimes aimed at manipulating Palestinian elections Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters the recent crimes perpetrated by the Zionist regime are meant to manipulate the elections in Palestine. Abbas's term ends on January 9. However, the Fatah faction plans to postpone presidential elections until parliamentary election in January 2010. Hamas has warned that any extension of Abbas’ presidency will be illegal. Abbas has threatened to call snap elections in the new year if his Fatah party cannot resolve a fractious split with Hamas. Hamas has said that under the Palestinian constitution Abbas does not have the power to dissolve parliament before its term expires in January 2010. ------Israel on the road to extinction Ahmadinejad said that the disappearance of the Zionist regime is imminent. The Zionist regime has perpetrated its recent criminal acts as it is fully aware that the game is over and that it is on the road to extinction, Ahmadinejad predicted. “The Zionist regime has lost all its motivation and philosophy of existence so that all of the global powers and supporters have become uncertain of supporting this regime”, Ahmadinejad noted. He pointed out that the regime’s increasing attacks on the Gaza strip is just an effort to extend its term for some time.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Asian Mayors Forum in Milad tower(The fourth highest tower in world)
TEHRAN, Nov. 19 (MNA) - Tehran Mayor Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf announced on Wednesday that the Asian mayors meeting in Tehran is the beginning of efforts to establish more contacts between nations.
The first Asian Mayors Forum opened on Wednesday at Milad Tower. A total of 44 mayors from 33 Asian countries are participating in the conference. Representatives from the UN, the EU, the OIC, ECO, and many other international bodies are attending the conference.
“The Asian mayors’ warm welcome of the meeting is a sign of the desire of citizens to develop relations between nations,” Qalibaf told the participants.
The Tehran mayor said he is proud that he is hosting dignitaries and representatives from great Asian cities in the conference.
He said Tehran hosts many conferences and international exhibitions every year but the Asian mayors meeting is of particular importance, as it is expected that experiences exchanged in the meeting will help develop cooperation through the establishment of constructive and friendly relations between city managers with the aim of improving the standard of living throughout Asia.
“Today is a historic day for Asia. Many mayors and city officials from large Asian cities have gathered in Tehran at the Milad Tower, which is the symbol of modern Tehran, to reaffirm their commitment to make every effort to build a better future for Asian citizens and to develop a new path for cooperation in this rich and colorful continent,” Qalibaf added.
He expressed his appreciation to all the participants for attending the Tehran forum and also thanked Asian parliaments, especially the government and parliament of Iran, for their support for the Tehran Municipality’s initiative to hold the meeting.
Qalibaf said the Asian Mayors Forum is just a starting point and their efforts to improve the standard of living and promote shared Asian values will accelerate day by day.
He stated that meeting society’s demands requires a cooperative approach and that the nature of global developments leaves no room for unilateral moves.
Common objectives have made modern man seek peace, security, justice, equality, welfare, sustainable development, democracy, and the rule of law, Qalibaf said.
“City management in Asia can be based on collective wisdom and common local examples. The Asian Mayors Forum in Tehran is being held with the aim of opening a new dialogue for city management and interaction among Asian citizens,” he added.
The diverse challenges Asian cities are facing necessitate dialogue on efficient management, he said, noting that resolving problems requires innovation on the one hand and learning from successful experiences on the other hand.
The mayor of Tehran added that the rapid process of urbanization has drawn attention to ways to develop cities.
The issue of sustainable development of cities, which is discussed in many academic venues, is a strategy for creating equality between citizens and all future generations, and sustainable development means prosperity for people living in urban areas, he noted.
What makes Asia powerful, developed, and influential in the world is its integration in all issues related to urban life, he observed.
In light of such integration, Asia is able to have a positive influence on current events, Qalibaf added.
To develop their capacity, Asian megacities should prioritize improving infrastructure in all spheres, including tourism, the economy, and technology, he said.
He emphasized that achieving integration among governments requires integration among citizens.
The establishment of the Asian Mayors Forum will definitely help all the cities improve their urban management, the Tehran mayor said.
Qalibaf also stated that the Tehran Municipality is prepared to establish a secretariat for the Asian Mayors Forum in Tehran.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
psychology of handwriting............روانشناسی دست خط
هر چقدر حروف شیب دارتر نوشته شوند نشانه احساساتی تر بودن نویسنده آن است. حروف عمود نشانه عقل گرایی می باشد.
هر چقدر حروف شیب دارتر نوشته شوند، نویسنده خشن تر است.
کسی که حروف را بزرگ و کوچک می نویسد، زود هیجان زده می شود.
کسی که صعودی می نویسد، آدم خوشحالی است. در مقابل نزولی نوشتن نشانه روحیه سرخورده نویسنده است.
هر چقدر منحنیها زیباتر نوشته شوند، نویسنده از روحیه لطیف تری برخوردار است.
کسانی مه حروف را توی هم و فشرده می نویسند، آدمهای خسیسی هستند.
کسانی که حروف را بلند می نویسند، افراد مغروری هستند.
کسانی که خطوط را می کشنند و قلم را زیادی فشار می دهند، آدمهای با اراده ای هستند.
کسانی که ساده و بدون پیچ و خم اضافی می نویسند، افراد باهوشی هستند.
کسانی که گذاشتن نقطه، سرکش یا مد را فراموش می کنند، افراد نا منظم و گیج هستند
The concept of “space” has no spoken rules but, however instinctive, these rules are universal, and everyone tends to defend their own “inner area” or “personal sphere”, that is the space immediately close to them.
It is easy to find an example of that. An empty bus gets to the bus stop where some people are waiting: they get into the bus and sit down... But nobody is close to someone else, but at least two-seat distant. At the next bust stop some other people take the bus and respecting one’s own space is no longer possible, because of the crowd; and so a diseased expression appears of people’s face, but they dominate this feeling because of circumstances.
MOVING IN THE SPACE AND PROJECTING IT ON A SHEET
In the same way, this idea of “space” is automatically reflected into all our actions putting ourselves in relationship with the others. Consequently, also when we write.
The sheet thus represents the available space for us and the graphic gesture reflects our way to move within this space. There are four symbolic directions on the sheet, we can act within, which is shown by the graphic gesture: high, low, right and left.
High: is related to ideal, to imagination, and in a wider way, to infinity. Since older times, man has placed highward his idealof elevation, of divine, considering the sky as the greatest symbol of spiriti and of ideal.
Low: is the symbol of the ground which, on the contrary, is something concrete, reliable, touchable, and this way it represents the matter, the common sense, and in a wider way, the dark preceeding the life, so the unconsciousness and the instinct.
Left is the area related to the past, the mother who gave us birth, our origin,
Right on the contrary stands for others, the future, the father
BASIC GRAPHIC SIGNS
An “ascending” handwriting shows initiative, ambition, aggressivity, optimism, a push to get oneself better and to change reality in a positive way. If it is too ascending, it indicates a detachment from reality, shifting into intrusiveness and nerve.
A “descending” handwriting shows a tendency to suffer environmental pressure, to accept others’ requests, to not take initiative. These people tend to be gloomy and to renounce.
An “adherent” handwriting shows the availability to cooperate with the environment, to be realistic, but not too enterprising, lacking in initiative.
Dimension: it concerns the width and the height of some letters measured inside the word (a-o-d-g-q).
Wide, narrow letters, expanded: when the width and the heigh of the eyelet are proportioned, there is the “wide letters” sign, which indicates a deep and rational intelligence, the capability to elaborate ideas, mental concentration, deep feelings, scientific abilities.
If the height is greater than the width, there is the “narrow letters” sign, which indicates sharp but instinctive and superficial intuition, lack of deepening, little tendency toward science, interest for politics, easily bothering, need of stimuli and intense sensations.
On the other hand, if the height is lesser than the width, there is the “expanded” sign, which indicates an introverted temper and tendency to fancy.
The “small” and the “large” handwriting: the height of handwriting ranges between 8 and 120 dmm. A “small” handwriting indicates capability to observe, bright intelligence, intese attention, easly memorized details, respect for others’ personality. If it is too small, though, it projects an inferiority complex due to the feeling of being a lesser right subject.
The “large” handwriting indicates the incapability to observe in details, tendnecy to evaluate situations as a whole, lack in sesne of duty and dependence upon others’ judgement and critics.
The “fluctuating” hadwriting projects instability in emotions, shifting moods, fluctuation between safety and depression, the tendency to work according to the mood of the moment, and it also indicates a disposition toward musical and theatrical interpretation.
The “reducing” handwriting shows a progressively small word. It is a rare sign, revealing the tendency to depression.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
حجاب..................... Hijab
حجاب زنان مسلمان
Don't be sad.............!!!!!!!!!
Monday, September 1, 2008
" Mother's song " * "ترانه مادری "
Saturday, August 23, 2008
قهــــــــــــــــرمان جهـــــــــــــان
Saei did a great job in Beijing and got a valuable medal in the final game.
Saei has become the Iranian Olympic athlete with the best medals ever, bagging two gold medals and one bronze.
جوانمردترین ورزشکار جهان سال 2005
بهترین تکواندوکار جهان سال 2005 از سال 200 تا 2006 -بطور مداوم
بهترین تکواندوکار آسیا سال 2005
مدال طلای مسابقات جهانی سال 2005 اسپانیا
قهرمان قهرمانان ایران (مرد سال ورزش کشور) سال 1383
مدال طلای المپیک آتن سال 2004-
مدال طلای مسابقات جهانی سال 1999
مدال طلای جام جهانی سال 1998 آلمان
مدال طلای جام جهانی سال 2000 فرانسه
مدال طلای جام جهانی سال 2001 ویتنام
مدال طلای جام جهانی سال 2002 ژاپن
مدال طلای مسابقات جهانی ورود به المپیک سیدنی سال 1999 کرواسی
مدال طلای مسابقات آسیا اقیانوسیه سال 2003
مدال طلای مسابقات آسیای بوسان سال 2002
مدال طلای مسابقات آسیایی تایلند 2006
مدال طلای المپیک 2008 پکن
Veteran Iranian taekwondo fighter Hadi Saei has claimed Beijing Olympics men's welterweight gold medal by beating Italy's Mauro Sarmiento
Friday, August 15, 2008
روانشناسی
قرمز: خوش قلب اما خودپرستاين رنگ مظهر شدت و زياده روی است که گاهی در جهت مخالف آن است. قرمز رنگ عشق و تنفر و
دو عيب بزرگ خودپرستی و عدم كنترل، در نفس آنهاست و دو صفت ممتازشان خوش قلبی و حس بزرگ طلبی است. به طور كلی دوستداران رنگ قرمز دارای خصوصيات متضادی هستند.
صورتی: مورد علاقه ديگرانرنگ صورتي درواقع همان قرمز است كه كمرنگ شده باشد. اگر به اين رنگ علاقه داريد تمام صفات رنگ قرمز را كمی ملايمتر دارا می باشيد، با گذشت هستيد و در عشق، تندی نشان نمی دهيد.
ديگران را خوب درك مي كنيد و با اطرافيان خود با ملايمت و لطف رفتار می كنيد و به دليل نشاط و شادابي تان مورد علاقه اطرافيان خود هستيد. آنهايي كه به اين رنگ علاقه دارند اغلب شكستها، خشونتها و دشواري های زندگی را تحمل كرده اند و با مشكلات فراوان مواجه شده اند
يک نکته ی رنگی :توجه و علاقه شما به رنگها در طی زمان تغيير می كند به دليل آن كه خصوصيات اخلاقيتان نيز در ساليان دراز تغيير خواهد كرد. اما اگر در مورد رنگی ناگهان عقيده خود را عوض كنيد به علت ضعف شما و يا به علت نيازتان به تغيير محيط است
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Congratulation
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سلام بر سجاد و سجده هایش
سلام بر نیمه شعبان و مولودش
تبریک زمینیان و افلاکیان بر مولود زهرای اطهر
نیمه شعبان بر تمامی مسلمین جهان مبارک و میمون باد
Does this tomato carry a message from God?
Then more than 50 worshippers a day were making a pilgrimage from all over Britain to see the wonderful tomato. And the shop which sold it has been doing roaring trade in the fruit since the find on that Sunday afternoon. Shasta made the discovery as she helped her grand parents prepare a salad at their terraced home in Lockwood, Huddersfield.
She paid about 60 pence for a bag of tomatoes on a trip to a store across the road with her cousin, 14-year-old Jasmine Saleem. When Shasta returned she cut up the first two tomatoes into small pieces. But she took a third from the brown paper bag, something made her stop. She turned to her grandfather Noor Mohammed, 68 and asked: "Which way shall I cut the tomato, granddad?"
Shasta's mother Shamim Javed, said: "She keeps up her prayers and goes down to the mosque as often as she can God has sent us all a sign." She added "You hear about these things in foreign countries but never here in Britain - let alone Huddersfield! It was an incredible twist of fate that the tomato ended up with Shasta. "Someone else could easily have sliced the tomato the other way round, or even eaten without noticing the message inside."
Shasta's grandfather has been greeting hundreds of worshippers from across the country at his home. He kept the tomato on a plate in his fridge hoping to preserve it as long as possible. "Nearly 200 people had come from as far away as Manchester, Birmingham and London to see it," he said. "We are expecting a lot more people from further afield.
"Shasta comes to see us almost every day after saying prayers at the mosque. She is always helping us out." Shopkeeper Shahida Parveera, who works at Younas Foodstore across the road, has been selling out of tomatoes every day since the discovery. "We are thinking of opening a tomato trade," he said.
Last year hundreds of Asians flocked to the home of a man in Bolton who believed he had received a message from Allah in an Aubergine. Factory worker Salim Patel sliced one open and saw that the seeds spelled out the name of the Moslem deity.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Read & laugh
One night a hotel caught fire, and the people who were staying in it ran out in their night clothes. Two men stood outside and looked at the fire.
“Before I came out” said one, “I ran into some of the rooms and found a lot of money. People don’t think of money when they’re afraid. When anyone leaves paper money in a fire. The fire burns it. So I took all the notes that I could find. No one will be poorer because I took them.
“You don’t know me.” Said the other,” and you don’t know my work.”
“What is your work?”
“I’m a policeman.”
Oh! Cried the first man. He thought quickly and said to other one:”Do you know my job?”
“No,” said the policeman.
“I’m a writer. I’m always telling stories about things that never happened.”
Islamic Principles
How it is possible that this glorious mural of life was created without a purpose and without a wise artist.
It is not uncommon that wise people at some point in their life wonder:
Who is this creator?
Why were we created?
Who are we?
Where are we going?
Islam provides comprehensive solutions and satisfying answers to these and many other important similar life questions. Islam acknowledges this Creator as One All-Supreme God, the Almighty.
In Islam, The God is All-knowing, All-Seeing, All-powerful and without any imperfection and without any deficiency.
This article is a humble effort to introduce the basic teachings of Islam in clear and simple words. You are requested to read this with an open and rational mind for the sake of finding the ultimate truth.