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Farid is in Dallas and Iman lives in London Canada. This weblog is a place to share our idea with our friends. We would like to talk about many interesting subjects like philosophy, Anthropology, Human Rights, Religion, Ethics, Medicine (especially surgery), Science and Music..
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I never forget her smile. She was the kindest mother I have seen. Peace be upon her in Paradise
When you leave me in the grave
Don't say goodbye,
Remember a grave is only a curtain
For the paradise behind
Rumi
(posted by Iman)
Posted:Saturday, October 11, 2003 |
(posted by Farid)
Posted:Friday, October 10, 2003 |
Ebadi, 56, is one of Iran's most prominent human rights defenders, whose campaigning on behalf of women, children and outspoken dissidents has earned her the wrath of the Islamic republic's religious hardliners.
"As a lawyer, judge, lecturer, writer and activist, she has spoken out clearly and strongly in her country, Iran, and far beyond its borders," the Norwegian Nobel Committee said in a statement announcing the decision. Ms Ebadi is the 11th woman to win the prize and the third Muslim.
Congratualtions to all Iranian women!
Read more about her
(posted by Iman)
Posted:Friday, October 10, 2003 |
Sometimes questions are more interesting than answers. Sometimes we just want to pinpoint the importance of an issue. Look at Michel Moor’s questions for G.W. Bush!!
(posted by Iman)
Posted:Monday, October 06, 2003 |