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Under beautiful rocks of Nili, Daikundi

Muzafar Ali — 2017-07-12T19:33:26Z

Under beautiful rocks of Nili, Daikundi, I found this beautiful home.
It reminded me my childhood cartoon charecter, Smurfs, living in mushrooms. Don't know if this house still exists or not.

A Hazaragi Restaurant

Muzafar Ali — 2015-02-11T17:53:58Z

A Hazaragi restaurant in Dahan Awdila Village, Behsood District, Maidan Province.

A ?restaurant in the middle of two destination has historical significance in Afghanistan, particularly in Hazara populated areas.When Hazaras have a long distance journey, they need to stay in any restaurant in the middle of the way for a night or even sometimes two or three nights. These restaurants are very basic but warm.

You can pay for the meal and get unlimited green tea, candies, blanket and free space to sleep overnight.

The food is very basic. The most luxurious item is kebab. Shorwa (kind of Hazaragi soup) and plain rice are other items in menu.

Mostly Hazaras have to pass from Pashtun areas which are dangerous and filled with Taliban. When people come in these restaurants, they exchange their experiences and observation from the security situation. The passengers who are supposed to cross the dangerous areas, take decisions. Sometimes they wait for several days for security situation to improve. Or some times they exchange about the road condition. If roads are blocked due to flood or heavy snowfall, they still have to wait there. NO EXTRA CHARGES AT ALL.

Just pay for the food and live there like a friend!

View online : http://www.hazarapeople.com/2015/02...

Refugee Students In Indonesia Remember Peshawar School Attack

Muzafar Ali — 2014-12-18T16:05:31Z

The massacre of 132 innocent students in Peshawar shocked the whole world. People around the world expressed their grief and discontent over this barbaric act.

Students from Cisarua Refugee Learning Center, West Java, Indonesia also offered their solidarity with Pakistani students and offered sincerest condolences to families of crushed flowers.

The refugee students are from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Iran and Myanmar. All of the students, fled from violence in their countries and in search of peace, expressed their anger over this barbaric terrorists who unjustifiably killed school students. Some of the students from Pakistan said, “The situation of Pakistan is getting worse. Therefore we escaped from our country because our parents thought such incidents could take our lives”.

At the end, they observed a minute of silence in respect of those who fell victim of massacre.

View online : http://www.hazarapeople.com/2014/12...