the murder of the journalist jamal - murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi took place in the saudi, in istanbul, and jamal khashoggi went there to seek a visa to travel to saudi arabia and he had been a long—standing critic of saudi arabia and it is believed that he was murdered by a special squad of saudi agents who dismembered his body and it disposed of it and the us believes that was ordered by the crown prince which has led to a freeze in relations and that is one reason that this would be a pretty controversial visit. amnesty international say a much more principled approach to saudi arabia is needed and the liberal democrats in the uk have said it beggars belief that rishi sunak is rolling out the red carpet for this man who authorised the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi. the crown prince has denied any involvement and there has denied any involvement and there has been a prosecution of some saudis in saudi arabia relating to that killing but the labour party have said that while it is important that the prime minister, if the crown prince comes here, speaks to him about hu

alarming situation happening once again in some bay area waters, a condition for many swimmers like jamal oma who comes here to swim at least twice a week. >> it's not good to just even hear it. >> reporter: he's referring to this. look at the water now near the berkeley marina, a reddish brown color, all the signs of an algae outbreak. >> i just did that short run like from the what do you call it, to that spot. >> reporter: san francisco baykeepers now on the case. the group confirmed reddish brown waters in the berkeley marina and along the shores of emeryville, berkeley, and albany. >> we took samples and gave them to experts in identification and they preliminarily identified the species which is the same algae species that caused last year's red tide algo bloom that culminated in a massive fish kill in san francisco bay. >> reporter: baykeeper science director jon rosenfield says it's too early to tell how this will proceed, but these images from last year worry him a lot. this was august 2022. dead fish turned up on bay area shores. >> if it reaches the proportions and concentratio

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they say it's notjust jamal khashoggi, it is the treatment of prisoners, the locking up of people inongoing denial of access to lawyers for those who have been charged and so on. i think frankly a lot of countries are just holding their nose and saying, yeah, we know all of that but we are still going to do business with saudi arabia. it is the most important and largest country in the gulf cooperation council, the bloc of six countries in the gulf arab states. britain is looking to do a free trade deal and that's not going to happen unless saudi arabia and specifically mbs gives its agreement. i met mbs some years ago, before he became really powerful. in the intervening years, he has managed to consolidate all the reins of power into his hands. he controls everything. the interior ministry, they army, the national guard, the police. if you remember some years ago, he imprisoned a lot of powerful princes, shut them down, and he really runs the country even though his father is still the king. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories maki

become the first, and in time , the prince will be accused of involvement in the murder. journalist jamal khashoggi, so to begin with, let's recall this event. bbc correspondent highland cat was in great britain in march 2018, but six months after her visit to britain , journalist jamal khashoggi was brutally killed at the saudi arabian embassy. objected some think his invitation now sends the wrong signal because and what are you whitewashing what we have to do is think about how we affect these countries and roll out the red carpet to welcome them as guests not the way now saudi arabia is spending a lot of money to reduce dependence on oil sales, including investing a lot in sports, including the purchase of the newcastle united football club . the group of countries of the persian gulf, the members of which are saudi arabia, these are six countries , among which arabia is the largest and most important - these are great opportunities for great britain, we already have more than 70 billion dollars in bilateral of trade and we hope to sign a trade agreement, given our exit from the europ

lover of jamal, this person and the third person and my servant, and this is one word out of 130 in one day in a city , they think about the number of people that the enemy wants them , not good, looking for a difference, one word from anyone who can hear it and repost, looking for his own person, looking for jamal's lover. they observe this man and this person and this person. some people think that the prayer , which has created a great interest for this radio or this media, this person is a blessing from the government . throwing between shiites and sunnis, sometimes between sunnis and sunnis, sometimes between shiites, shiites, true or not, if in we have palestine, and the islamic republic has been in place for 43 years. sir, some of these arab countries in palestine said to us, why did the imam say that the greatest issue of islam, holy quds sharif, the first person in the islamic world , palestine, palestine, should we give up, is it right or not to support palestine and our ideals? protection and support of the muslim people all over the world, foreign policies of the islamic rep

it would be the first trip by the crown prince to the uk since the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. us intelligence agencies concluded that the prince must have authorised the killing. let's talk to may darwich, senior lecturer in the international relations of the middle east at the university of birmingham. thank you for coming out of the programme will solicit about first while this invitation has been extended. i while this invitation has been extended-— while this invitation has been extended. ~' . , ., extended. i think there are several reasons as — extended. i think there are several reasons as to _ extended. i think there are several reasons as to why _ extended. i think there are several reasons as to why the _ extended. i think there are several reasons as to why the uk - extended. i think there are several reasons as to why the uk might. extended. i think there are several l reasons as to why the uk might have invited mohammed bin salman to visit. one of which is related to the international situation following the ukraine war,

two languages, 3 languages ​​up to 10 languages it was translated, but among the books published by jamalwith the experts, he showed religious books . hear, because all people have a god-seeking spirit. fatemeh homayouni, sed and broadcasting news agency . the air is very bad. we have no choice but to breathe dust. i have to go outside. the increase in the phenomenon of fine dust , which has occurred in different regions of the country due to climate changes and droughts of the past decade, is no longer a problem. special opportunities and methods of the limited year it cannot occur in the soil, where does it start, and it starts in iraq, east syria, east and north africa, it starts in north africa , sometimes it is transferred by mid-level currents, except to iran, what is the change in a remote area ? our recent studies show that the intensity of desertification of at least one million in the year 2019, the increase in temperature, the decrease in rainfall followed by erosion and destruction in the dry and semi-desert climate of our country has intensified the phenomenon of dust from ab

by the crown prince since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbulu.s. intelligence agencies concluded the prince must have authorized the killing. we asked our security correspondent frank gardner to explain a little more of why's visit has been so controversial. frank: because really he is such a paradox. on the one hand he is transforming saudi arabia for the better. he is freeing it up socially, he has scrapped the absurd ban on women driving get the religious clerics insisted on for decades, he has allowed public entertainment, he is diversifying the economy away from the dependence on oil, he started these huge mega projects which may or may not work, but he has a vision for the future, which is incorporating something called vision 2030. but on the other hand, he's presiding over a country that has a very poor human rights record, and specifically he suspected by western countries of having ordered or at least been complicit in the very easily murder fight -- gri sly murder five years ago of 70 journalist jamal khashoggi. he denies that. they

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they can follow me at shaka jamal, shaka, jamal, all on facebook or instagram. yeah.valley film festival in october. that's going to be awesome. so you'll be able to at least catch it there as well. shaka thank you so much. we appreciate it. and you'd like to attend the bambi d film festival. there are several more events happening through the end of the month. just head to our website, ktvu and click on the web links section for more information about the bambi d movie music movie festival. all that's happening right now. shaka, thank you. coming up on mornings on two, the nine is the catalyst for change here aimed at amplifying diversity in the health care industry. we'll explore a program that's bridging the gap and connecting students to ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ with 30 grams of protein. i was

and all that spring in jamal benomar, he's a form of special adviser to the un secretary general. he joins us now from new york jamal you yourself have dealt with many difficult negotiations in your career . this is clearly a situation where tension is rising. there's no obvious path to resolution as we have that my phone is doubling down. how do you get positive stalemate when one policy simply went recognize the other? so it's a complex situation there are um, so the headlines that i see here one is the demise of finishing for ones in most of africa. this has accelerated dramatically in the last couple of years and even need uh, the tools, the excitement of french make for you corporation, the size that hasn't worked and well knowing these crisis. but the 2nd headline that they see also is the minds of democracy, not together as being one to after another democracy is not really taking roots in africa. and many of the sad country is one of the other have experienced the series of little schools and, and, and the prospects here for civilian democratic rule lead a prospect are not

it would be the first trip by the crown prince to the uk since the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggiate in istanbul in 2018. us intelligence agencies concluded that the prince must have authorised the killing. earlier, i spoke to our security correspondent, frank gardner. i asked him why the crown prince is regarded as such a controversialfigure. well, because, really, he's such a paradox. 0n the one hand, he is transforming saudi arabia for the better. he's freeing it up socially. he's scrapped the absurd ban on women driving that the religious clerics insisted on for decades. he's allowed public entertainment. he is diversifying the economy away from a dependence on oil. he started these huge megaprojects, which may or may not work, but he's got a vision for the future which is incorporated in something called vision 2030. but on the other hand, he is presiding over a country that has a very poor human rights record, and most specifically, he is suspected by western countries of having ordered or at least been complicit in the very grisly murderfive years ago of a critical saudi jo

when they get me out to washington to mike holly janelle jamal young, she is covering the events for us. it's good to see you, janelle, let's talk about where we are now. for the people on matt we, it's been almost one week since the fires and started. are we any closer to knowing what started it to start that and who's responsible for the scale of the disaster? well, investigations are ongoing, but the fact that you had very strong hurricane wins and dry conditions and lots of hawaii out for a long time. by the time this happened that of course contributed to the wildfires . but what we're, what we're also seeing is multiple points of failure in the print, paired this and also the response. so as we heard there in the report, hawaii has the world's largest warning system, but those sirens did not sound when they needed to. and warning alert sent to mobile phones of the residents there. perhaps power outages impeded their accepts or the receipt of these messages. and we're also hearing that to the utility provider. hawaii electric is now facing a lawsuit for allegedly keeping its pow

don't say it alone, so it is like ander jamal. hadhrat moshlik gosha should hesitate from this verse until the heart of mojtabi zahra, whoever i know, kate or hosseini, should hear the smell of a beautiful friend, when the martyr of kufa became the president, helpless , strange, hopeless in karbala, hope until the end of the book, hamon hossein to hosseini, news of you reached the end. the story of a boy on strange spears , he was told to say only 30 ruqyah with my daughter be patient, if it passes and tomorrow, if at sunset, najaf is the city of pilgrims, and the servants are still busy serving, and almost a few minutes after maghrib and isha prayers, we have the report of god , imam hussain, peace be upon him, is in najaf ashraf , we are doing our best. god willing, the visitors of aba abdallah al-hussein will have peace of mind in this city. two hotels with two big houses are at abdullah's disposal, and all our efforts are that , god willing, they can rest here as long as they can. god willing, they will go to karbala. and we c

joining us now adam kinzinger, mora gillespie and jamal simons. elie will be back in just a moment.et's start with the claim from the former president that he won't get a fair trial in d.c. that he needs another judge. do you think there's any credibility to either of those claims? >> it's an interesting take on the situation. what happened on january 6th happened in d.c. and impacted not just the people in that vicinity, but the city as a whole. but the country as a whole. so i think that it's not surprising that he would make that argument especially with what we're seeing ahead of the georgia indictment that's expected to come with the politicization of things and having those issues. but, no. i'm not -- >> you think he can get a fair trial in d.c. >> i think he'll get a fair trial in d.c. >> this reesto have the judge recused, judge tanya chutkan. as i said in last hour, she has in several cases sentenced these january 6th defendants to sentences beyond what the prosecutors have requested. so if you look at this from a defense attorney perspective, you want a different judge. bu

but jamal, if they do launched the inquiry, will voters understand -- will voters get that?ike there is an equivalent of, trump sun trail the president biden is being impeached, and hunter biden's legal issues are muddied into that as well? >> at the heart of this, kaitlan, is a tragedy about the presidents son who had an addiction to drugs. and through that addiction to drugs, he made a series of bad decisions. the president admitted that. he cited, hunter biden is gonna go to court and admit that. people around america know what happened to him, a -- and how painful that is for everybody. so what we cannot do is have a government impeachment because the president son made a series of bad decisions that perhaps misrepresentations. that's the problem. here and let's keep one thing in mind. when we get to october of this year, we now know october 23rd is the first trial said when it comes to georgia case. for the defendants. there will be a series of information, a lot of information that is starting to come out, facts, new facts about president trump's behavior. beginning in

i want to bring in democratic strategic jamal simmons and cnn political commentator jeff duncan intoersation. geoff is the former republican lieutenant governor of georgia. what do you think is the winning strategy for these eight republican candidates tomorrow night? >> i think donald trump not being there is a gift to these eight. some are going to squander it and try to pander to the 35% die-hard supporters of donald trump. but there's going to be a number of them that really play out to the 65%, when you're keeping score at home, over 50 million republicans still that identify as persuadable. i think if they put a plan in place that makes sense about how they can have conservative solutions to joe biden's problems, and if they can have a strategy as to how to win, if they can call honest balls and strikes on donald trump for quite honestly lying to the republican party, taking us in the wrong direction, and putting us in this position to start with. if they do that, i think they can come out of this with head and shoulders above the field. >> interesting. jamal, as jeff said, tru

it would be the first trip to the uk by the crown prince — since the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggi us intelligence agencies concluded that the prince must have authorised the killing. live now to amnesty international chief executive — sacha deshmukh. thank you very much forjoining us. do you think the trip should go ahead? ~ ~ �* , do you think the trip should go ahead? ~ " v ~ , ahead? well, i think it's really important _ ahead? well, i think it's really important for— ahead? well, i think it's really important for people - ahead? well, i think it's really important for people to - ahead? well, i think it's really important for people to knowl ahead? well, i think it's really - important for people to know that while saudi arabia has been exercising a very powerful pr effort, since 2015, since muhammad bin is man has come to power, we have seen increasing repression in saudi arabia. last year, 106 executions, a massive use of the death penalty, dealings and repression of people who are critics of the government, 27 yearjail sentence for a student to tweeted about rates. engageme

back with me, jamal simmons, and doug hyde.start with you, because trump said last night that he is not going to sign this pledge to support the eventual nominee. obviously it's a requirement to participate in the first debate, but this is what he said about it. >> i wouldn't sign the pledge. why would i signed a pledge? there are some people there, some people that i would not endorse? >> what happens if he doesn't sign a pledge. are they get a little on the debate stage? the reality is that he does not want to be, ultimately if he is on the stage he will allow every opponent to get to the oxygen that he gets into a room and invite himself from a lot of criticism from his party that he doesn't want to have. he may do a second event but he won't be at the debate, his advisers are telling him don't do this, and i think everybody who rationally works in politics when they work for an incumbent was a big lead, which is where trump is that's what you advise. >> >> georgia governor who has no stranger intention with donald trump res

it would be the first trip to the uk by the crown prince — since the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggiigence agencies concluded that the prince must have authorised the killing. we asked our security correspondent, frank gardner, to explain a little more why the visit would be so controversial. well, because, really, he's such a paradox. 0n the one hand, he is transforming saudi arabia for the better. he's freeing it up socially. he's scrapped the absurd ban on women driving that the religious clerics insisted on for decades. he's allowed public entertainment. he is diversifying the economy away from a dependence on oil. he started these huge megaprojects, which may or may not work, but he's got a vision for the future which is incorporated in something called vision 2030. but on the other hand, he is presiding over a country that has a very poor human rights record, and most specifically, he is suspected by western countries of having ordered or at least been complicit in the very grisly murderfive years ago of a critical saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. now, he denies that. the off

jamal, i hope more than 1,300 and municipalities should participate in this space, and we have this talent. it has been decided to stop banking, the banks are still doing banking in the past, mr. behovai went to god and they are losing more than the companies affiliated with banks, but the banks still do not stop banking, the head of the inspection organization of bank overdrafts from the central bank, which causes inflation, also said inspection organization by paying facilities to special people and groups who do not have the conditions to receive facilities, the ceo of saipa says that the numbering of imported cars has started and the transfer of these cars will begin next week, and the head of our customs said that only for five percent of the applicants. the car has been declared as the number of cars that rot in the customs, the first series of imported cars in 1402 and their delivery was delayed and ready for clearance . 24 hours of new cars imported production from reputable brands that we specified and announced in the development package , which is wet, while the standard organiz

splinters and arches , the structure of the bottle is formed from just in coal boxes from the inter-jamalamalups, idsharm arches, which, at once behind the arches, the ribs satisfy the spores of the cold nave are transmitted from the dust of supports to neighboring ones. and you are on the buttresses , caused by the load of the wall. at the gaps along the interstices, arched windows are reflected by the fact that we have one arch on the windows. all the temples on batches on circular niches to whom the pink completion of the kalim from let's return to the fact that before the meat architecture of the skills of the same zamkova ukrebsky zamkulitsky castle and the batches that often occur here, yana's arches could combine etc. and now he had such arches that i was not quick. they would be circular , such were the combinations, and in this there was no super eternity, or a dymis one on kolka's pit. note. they treated that they could freedom of this technique for about seven days, once the effect of a niche in the network, it is one deep allowed to save, because it was expensive material and

it is ander jamal, at least all the 11 imams of the house of javad jamila are the problem solver ali,course, is the problem-solver, one should not hesitate from this verse to see it with the heart. from this verse , mojtabi hasan zahraei's body is rewarded by ya hussein . he hears the smell of a beautiful friend. when the martyr of kufa, the promise was confirmed. the story of a man and a boy on strange spears have been told to hurt, don't dress , say to my daughter ruqiya, be patient, if there is a hostage in it, he will ask for it. they come and go, and the servants are still busy in iraq time and almost from a few minutes after maghrib and isha prayers, some of the servants of imam hussain (peace be upon him) are in najaf ashraf. we are doing our best to make abba abdullah al-hussein have peace of mind in this city. god willing, i will rest with my wings open. god willing, they will go to karbala. we serve food in the morning, noon and night, and we welcome pilgrims. from individual romances to group prayers with the quran , these are the scenes of this night and days of najaf city

book, which i wrote last year, islamic economics in simple terms, and a textbook of 47 lessons of jamal, and now i use it in several editions, i gave it to the city there, the second scary economy, this gentleman, from the other side of homa seminary , is responsible for islamic economics, he does not know economics, knowledge, and the world. both of them can be useful for the parliament now, both of them should know economics at university, they should know economics and land, but if they are in the local and local economy of iran, they always sit in the room and think that, for example , they should write the law of taxation, which is why taxes are asked 96 questions, while they are easily let us write the tax law in such a way that the people are not in trouble, and the tax organization of the country does not impose on the people , but the people can easily evade taxes from their income. well, now if we want to elect an economist for the 12th parliament , an economist. it should be chosen that has this is the characteristic of islamic economics without global economy, academic econo

italian national team under the direction of luciano spalletti, manchester city is trying to recruit jamal batis for 19 years, who has played for less than 19 years in the middle, and now he is a free player in the official announcement of the napoli club, with 25 million euros from frankfurt publications to napoli. amir joined abedzadeh, the goalkeeper of iran's national team, signed a contract with the maritimo team in the second hand of orange water from 2017 to 2021 in the goal of maliki mohammad, mashhad , iran's national field hockey team, in the continuation of the 2024 world cup asian cup, hosted by oman today. indonesia 72 won yesterday in the first step with the same result, our country's national team won in the competition with hong kong, indonesia, kazakhstan and afghanistan. the group of our country's boys and girls taekwondo teams were tested in lebanon this morning to participate in the asian championship. the competition will be held from 11th to 13th of september, hosted by bay day, after a two-month period , the summer transfer market of football players will end today,

am you on hasan hasan ilya only 20 like ander jamal all prophets at least ahl al-bayt javad jameel love of all 11 imams to the head to the feet of hazrat moshlik gosha to ali, of course , there is hazrat moshlik gosha, you should be hesitant from this verse until you have to have it in your heart. kufe, the promise has been confirmed, thirsty lips, helpless, a strange name in karbala, hope until the end, martyr hossein , you are the end of the story, sir, the boy on strange spears has been told to hurt, don't wear clothes when traveling with my daughter ruqiyah, tell me to be patient, if you don't go, don't go, it would all be a whipping . the meaning of the urban tube of travel with the arrival of the month of safar, the servants of imam hussain, peace be upon him, the work of preparing the ants to serve the millions of pilgrims of karbala, mualla qiblah azadegan, in fact , despite the extreme heat of the air , we provide the necessary supplies, some food is more important, water and providing a place to rest is to provide a cool place for the pilgrims to rest. we use ourselves, said i

moghimi, in a meeting with us, said that basud imamzadeh shah jamal is one of the main places on the route of hosseini pilgrims and the services provided in this school are admirable. he appreciated the activities of the afghan immigrants in this school. an afghan school was established at the border of shalamcheh to serve the pilgrims of imam hussain, peace be upon him. the devotees of the ahl al-bayt, peace be upon them, do not know their age in this procession, and everyone is ready to serve. this is the first episode of horde. i am going to shalamcheh border, i am going to 10th grade, and elisa jodo is an afghan teenager born in iran and lives with her family in tehran . she is having a good year serving the pilgrims of imam hossein. it is good to accompany a number of afghans living in iran at the shalamcheh border of makkah to serve the pilgrims of karbala. set up and after the first trip, every year for 20 days imam hossein's movement, they serve afghan poets from iran and other countries, more than passing through the shalamche crossings, the kitchen , the auxiliary dormitory

the stories of 19 -year-old jamal matan was shot by the zionists in the south of ramallah, and the palestinian youth was also shot by the occupying forces in jenin. they were wounded to martyrdom arriving and buried, the opening of the exhibition of calligraphy beyond imagination was held in niavaran cultural center. in this exhibition, 35 years of calligraphy are displayed. beyond imagination is the title of the exhibition in which the poems of iran's great poets are displayed in paintings that are written in calligraphy and approved as art. the painting is mostly selected in broken and creating a form and graphic space. nastaliq is usually written in the form of a notebook, and the segmentation of this exhibition is 33 works . watercolor gouache colors that muslims with in this exhibition, 35 calligraphy works with nastaliq and broken nastaliq lines are placed in front of the audience and it took more than a year and a half to complete these works in terms of aesthetics and form. there is a reference to tall works, which means that now we are in this game, in the last few years, more modern

these are the poems of the noble martyr of ghulam karbala, seyed jamal qureshi, seyyed al-shoheda. i feel for the victory of mehran karbalai. javad rasouli was also the deputy of the army of seyyed al-shoheda , peace be upon him. peace be upon you, be killed . thank you for your blood . he and his comrades are preparing to attack the female enemy a few hours before from his testimony, in the oath that he is reciting , children are beating their chests and getting ready to fight with the enemy of the believers. you are in the way of god . you are involved in them. the operations of the card reached me, only the name of imam hussain would raise the child sina from the ground , the martyrdom of the holy defense of many of our operations, the code is taken from the name of ahl al-bayt, from the name of sayyed al-shahda, from the karbala movement , there are regulations in the name of the martyrs of karbala and ashura, let us answer the doors. heaven with itself, this same gulzar, the martyrs of heaven, zahra, a painting by ashura, the diversity of martyrdom, from the young, the young,

against jamal, he was tied with one bump with 5 points with these pictures and advanced to the eliminations the second team. in the dutch super cup tonight, yaran alireza jahanbakhsh's friends in the feyenoord team faced each other in the continuation of the pre-season football friendly games and in the most important game. last night, aston villa defeated lazio with three goals. abbas abdul nabi, a player of the iraqi national team, joined the mazandaran textile team on a two-year contract . we are with you at 13:00. president's congratulatory message on the occasion of the championship of our country's junior national wrestling team in the junior world of our country in the asian competition in india , mr. raisi expressed his hope for the valuable efforts of the coaches and staff of this team, especially the proud athletes.

i have not yet received a flower like jamal majalis. i would like to add here that for the first time in the history of the work of the parliament after the revolution, we introduced the title of a political organization to the people , and the people trusted us and voted for me, and we considered it our duty to make us win the elections. let's make a report card for the parliament, we sat down and made indicators we determined that i read the general topics, political health, political health, financial health, moral health, commitment to the affairs of representation, activity in the parliament, the quality and quantity of activity in the constituency, and the quality of relations with the government. these are the general topics of zina. i went to the parliament with our introduction, now they have a report card, and in the next term, nervous about the report card, we decided to plant an instrument. the reason is that the winner takes turns before we were together, i complained about us for a while, now they use my goal in the most r

book titles in the sections of the poetry translation of the classical doors of nimai and azad on jamal deep and philosophical . he tries to express it with a philosophical point of view, and that's why we unfortunately read less about the people of his city. with the presence of writers and characters iranian and afghani were held, the greatness of which is known, which was there, provided that vitamin d and other poets were read, and in 1372, afghanistan was called home in pakistan. where is parsi with farsi dubbing? my mother said that we are under control and i got angry and said that millions of people in my country speak farsi better than this. for bakhtiri , he passed away on july 28, 1402 after enduring an illness at the age of 81. meanwhile, two years of taliban rule in afghanistan completed on the international issue, so far no country has recognized the taliban's rule, this country is still facing internal and international problems. two years ago, on this day, after the fall of the provincial capitals of afghanistan, the taliban reached kabul, the capital. thousands of displ

but this raised a number of question and we also had the case of of many relatives, jamal khashoggi, appearing on the list. and that was quite big because we what we discovered working on on huge list was that the fiancee and the wife of jamal khashoggi, khashoggi had been spied on before and after his death and that spying might have led probably to or at least it's a it's the hypothesis that the information the saudis found in the phone of those two women might have led to twist. so this is this, of course, those are very important stories we published with all our partners on july 20 in july 2021. and i want to just just do a little tone setting. i we we have several journalists, several night. wallace fellows in joining us. and i want to share and lauren you'll be very proud of me. i keep these on my desk all the time. so from this, somebody came into my yesterday from a film crew and i and i sent him out with three of these to put on his camera boxes. so these are now making their way around the world with one more person. but killing the journalist won't kill the story. and i t

but this raised a number of question and we also had the case of of many relatives, jamal khashoggi, appearing on the list. and that was quite big because we what we discovered working on on huge list was that the fiancee and the wife of jamal khashoggi, khashoggi had been spied on before and after his death and that spying might have led probably to or at least it's a it's the hypothesis that the information the saudis found in the phone of those two women might have led to twist. so this is this, of course, those are very important stories we published with all our partners on july 20 in july 2021. and i want to just just do a little tone setting. i we we have several journalists, several night. wallace fellows in joining us. and i want to share and lauren you'll be very proud of me. i keep these on my desk all the time. so from this, somebody came into my yesterday from a film crew and i and i sent him out with three of these to put on his camera boxes. so these are now making their way around the world with one more person. but killing the journalist won't kill the story. and i t

the creator of this experience, mohsen jamal the ministry of communications, the ministry of roads, for the railway packages with them, the ministry of energy, in the electrical goods, in the exchange of the brand of heat transfer equipment, and help equip them with a completely secure platform, provide friends with equipment that prevents intrusion and to the information of organizations related to the transmission equipment that is produced in our company, other equipment that is really produced in other companies by young people, for example, if it is a more serious hack , it was stopped. this knowledge-based company had a plan to export grease equipment . develop but for us, we are facing fierce competitors abroad, longer than our mother , according to the officials of this knowledge-based company, who are also looking to increase the production capacity. there is also a number of 100 million dollars. mehdi naqvi, sed and sima news agency . the car is a strategic product made by domestic technologists our country has turned from an importer to an exporter. car batteries are one of t

it is a work published by jamal and mr. heydari abhari. god can be seen. it was a question that was always in my mind. i always answer, why is god human? he created us whenever we can talk to god. here are some examples of children's questions about god . these are the years when it is not easy for parents to answer them . explain god, the authors who specialized in the subject of children's theology , mr. gholamreza heydari abhari , wrote the book "god's permission" in the form of questions and answers that are formed between children and god. the answers are based on quranic verses and hadiths . you are my servant, i am the creator of the world and the creator of all there are creatures, my dear, i want to talk to you, you hear my words, the book is written, the chapter because god himself, prayer, the creation of heaven and hell, morals and various questions, one of the questions that children ask you, oh my god, can i kiss you, children, so much they are in love with god as we hug and kiss. with these books, you will get knowledge that gives them more

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it is a work of jamal publication and the work of mr. heidari abhari, god. see the question that has always been in my mind. and i always answer why god created humans whenever i want we can talk to god. some examples of children's questions about god are questions that are not easy for parents to answer . please explain, one of the authors who specialized in the subject of children's knowledge of god, mr. gholamreza heydari abhari, wrote the book "god's permission" in the form of questions and answers that are formed between children and god. he wrote answers that are based on the verses of the qur'an and hadiths. god, who are you? i am the creator of the world and the creator of all there are creatures, my dear, i want to talk to you, you hear my words, my servant, the book is written in six chapters, because god himself, prayer, the creation of heaven and hell, morals and various questions, one of the questions that children ask you, my god, i can't kiss you, child. they love god so much and as we hug and kiss, with these books it is possible to gain know

jamal yazdani, a writer and researcher, is in contact with us, as you can see in the picture, and hel be at work in a few minutes. ms. waziri, a researcher, will be added to our group and let's see the report. the best thing happened to the guests of the discussion program. let's start tonight's program. it was a telegram from one of our best commanders. it was to keep pahlavan mustafa warm under the nickname of shaheed ibrahim and his fate is like the beauty of martyrdom. it is amazing to give birth to a muharram fate and kill muharram on the day of tasua'i. 2014, aleppo, syria and direct conflict with isis, when it attracts us, they fight with the long bank , no, and the devil who shoots a sniper . world and olympic champion this year i am preparing for the important olympic competitions. the house of the martyred wrestler mustafa sadrzadeh four years ago, the first year when the name of the martyred wrestler and mustafa sadrzadeh was stuck there, it is the best, most equipped and complete sports complex in the world . they spend their time in the name of shahid 7 and the beautiful

jamal: let's check this house, i think. chrystal: ok.ey talk to residents, hand out narcan, and provide information about treatment options. chrystal: my name is chrystal. ok, i'm a peer support specialist and i'm in the county working with folks that have addiction issues. cat: home to just 25,000 people, montgomery county's overdose death rate is nearly double that of north carolina's statewide rate. chrystal: i'm in recovery. so i know what it's like to struggle in that way. so i'm here to help people. cat: after battling alcohol and drug addictions for 30 years, weatherly says it's work that's deeply personal. she's been in recovery since 2015. chrystal: people in this community that need help are more likely to talk to me because they know that i'm in recovery and i understand what it's like to struggle and have no hope. and so that's what i want to do is offer people hope that they don't have to live that way. cat: few resources have been available to address the opioid crisis here in montgomery county until now. chrystal: do you k

it would be the first trip to the uk by the crown prince since the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggit the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. us intelligence agencies concluded that the prince must have authorised the killing. our political correspondent, helen catt explained why the government is pusing this controversial trip. well, rishi sunak and mohammed bin salman spoke on the phone this afternoon, and some of the content of their conversation i think offers a bit of an answer to that. so they spoke about developing "a trade and investment relationship," particularly in what they described as "new cutting—edge industries". now saudi arabia is spending very big at the moment, trying to diversify its economy away from oil. it's also been investing very heavily in sport in recent years — the uk wants more trade. it's also one of the government's trade priorities to do a deal with a group of countries in the gulf, of which saudi arabia is a member — although we're told the department for business and trade didn't have any hand and wasn't involved in this invitation. now a former m

the director of the book network and jamal mohammad rostgar, the general director of interactive televisionse vice president of the organization's virtual space radio and tv are with us and let's talk about this. hello, good morning, dear viewers , i am polite and respectful at your service. the bright future of the book network . please explain what it is for, how it will work and what process they will follow the book network of certain poets of the network. the wisdom and knowledge of network 1 is designed based on the needs of the audience , which means that we have content according to the needs of the audience. it is necessary to produce books so that these books reach the ears and eyes of the people. book launch and review and there was a place for the book network for more than one year now, it has been operating as an experiment and it says that it can be established and make books accessible to both the people and the people from the book network. there are no book reading networks. cake directs people to the book. we don't have any claim that all the people who see the book i read

which you mentioned , the guests of this program are the guests of this program, emad abshanas and jamalr. ruholah modbar , i am one of the experts in the international field, i hope that the discussion will start on khabar network us stay with us, thanks for the support, as we mentioned, and let's talk about iran's official membership in break , achievements, reactions

this is, you don't obviously jamal among the down the in some g murphy, the in some of the week of the or do they don't have you have the right to set a med tech issue. you might have a committee can keep us a fellow who shows exam off. so i'm going to leave in my near but but keep the tiny bod available with that one. you know, guys plus get people, she get it to me and or i feel not because then i'll take it away and then you know they're not. so that's the jump. the questions. a child psychiatrist this regis, russell daughter machine. a think she was full of those who may need to check on the pulls up to see 22 to 3 to hold on using any so you only need the whole goal is not saying hey for about pain. and y'all took it asthma, so i don't usually told me the name of to that what that means a lot to 20th to somebody can use it. so the higher i say did honestly do go ahead and put you on that to you don't. if you took that, that was sent to me, can you call it? but it comes interesting. so you can see what i don't see is huge and we'll do the division. if you're not in the shop, please