this is a bourgeois paradise.er all, that when she talks about this, here is a person on the wall, they are sleeping as a narrator, but remembers the word angst. yes, angst. e word out philosophy of the heidager, in fact, well , let's not, that the audience is completely, but here we will confuse, but we will only say one thing, that in accordance with the philosophy of the heidager. this is the feeling, angst, and it is something that gives birth, they generally say consciousness. yes, that is, outside, but this thing that it is called there is consciousness on the wall cannot be. and this means that in a rustic paradise, where there is no angkong and no consciousness, you cannot be. because, as it were, vegetables, yes, and that is why in the book we are rather glad for her that she ended up in africa. yes, there are payments, well, who doesn’t wants to travel around africa, so look there, i don’t want to spend the night in a hut in africa. and that's it. it also seems to me extreme, and on the other hand, how o

this is a bourgeois paradise.ll, that when she talks about it, climb the wall, they sleep as a narrator, but they remember the word angst, yes, angst. a word from the philosophy of heidegger, in fact, well , let's not confuse the audience at all here, but let's just say one thing, that in accordance with the philosophy of heidegger. this is the feeling, angst, and it is this that gives rise, generally speaking , to consciousness. yes, that is, outside of this what it is called, there is consciousness on the wall to be can not. and what does this mean that in a bourgeois paradise, where there is no august and there can be no creation, you become, as it were, vegetables. yes, and precisely. therefore, in the book, we are rather glad for her that she ended up in africa? yes there, well, who does not want to travel around africa means a factory to spend the night in a hut. and that's it. it also seems to me extreme, and on the other hand, how objectively sad is the finale of the film, when we understand that, well, ev

were you here during _ paradise -- a debt. were you here during the _ paradise -- a debt.oon? i was here. probably the worst i here. probably the worst experience of my life. and don't forget _ experience of my life. and don't forget you i experience of my life. and don't forget you can i experience of my life. fific don't forget you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm, because it's freezing! bye—bye. hello there. we started our week on a colder note with further wintry showers around, but we closed out with the mild air once again winning the battle. it was a beautiful afternoon on friday across north—east england with temperatures peeking into the mid—teens. but it was a classic spring story for many. sunny spells and scattered showers and some of those heavy and thundery. and that team is going to continue for the first half of the weekend. sunshine and sharp showers around on saturday. a ridge of high pressure will build on sunday though. quite a fine, dry story to come. by four saturday it's all about this area of low

they are investing in paradise and - investing in paradise and helping us to save our ocean but at theis digital plan _ hopefully benefit them. this digital plan sends _ hopefully benefit them. this digital plan sends palau into uncharted waters, when it hopes will lead to a lasting economic success. and that is all your business news and sport for now. thank you for watching. have a good day. if you want to get in touch i can be found on twitter and there is 20 more on our website so do take a look. we will see you very soon. hello, there. we have some disruptive weather on the way. certainly, the next 2a to a8 hours look very snowy indeed across a central swathe of the uk. the met office have issued an amber warning for heavy snow across northern england, particularly over the pennines, where we're likely to see up to a0 centimetres of snow by the time we move through thursday, thursday night and into friday morning. reason for it, this deep area of low pressure, with all its rains pushing into the cold air. so although we'll have rain south of the ma corridor, some of this rain coul

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it looks like a tropical paradise you would see on a postcard — well, if your idea of paradise is throwinga i2—foot diving board. further afield from the shores of siargao is the island of bohol, the home of the tarsiers. these little animals have been around for 45 million years but are now almost extinct. beware — they're so sensitive that even a camera flash or a touch of a human can severely hurt or even kill them, so they're best to be looked at from a distance, guided by the volunteers. luzon, the largest island in the philippines, is home to the banaue rice terraces. this unesco world heritage site was carved into the mountainside over 2,000 years ago using traditional hand tools and techniques. visitors can hike or take guided tours to explore the terraces and learn more about the indigenous people who built them. we are it's in sydney's enormous month long worldpride festival to find out how indigenous gay and lesbian people are being put front and centre at the celebrations. and that's what we're doing on stage. and you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer, and we are on social m

this is a bourgeois paradise.t thing is that when she talks about it here climb the wall, they are the narrator, but he remembers the word ankst. yes, angst. a word from the philosophy of heidager, actually, well, let's not confuse the audience here anymore, but let's just say one thing, that a is in accordance with the philosophy of heidager. this is the feeling of august. eh, it is something that gives birth, generally speaking , consciousness. yes, that is, outside, but this thing that it is called leaves on the wall of consciousness cannot be. and what does this mean that there can be no bourgeois paradise, where there is no angst, and there can be no consciousness. as if vegetables, yes, and that's why, in the book, we're rather happy for her that she ended up in africa? yes, there are payments. well, who does not want to travel around africa means spending the night in a hut in africa. and that's it. it also seems extreme to me, and on the other hand, how objectively sad is the finale of the film, when we un

of course, paradise.l sit at home looking for you, he broke his winch, the empty man came asking you to help. run to lesnaya well, i ran, i let's not finish it, i didn't swim no no. well, did delhi get old? yes, you still won't get the hang of it. oh, got along. i'm not good, and i 'll come tomorrow morning for potatoes. philip was asked to help. yes , i don’t know how to go now, the lord will come, he will not go anywhere. give me a shovel. your now ours is completely stupid, now you’ll take a nychka, look for a fistula of ice, take bags. hello ludanka, hello. grandmother oh , well, you haven’t seen enough before, but you won’t come. nadia, i say, i can't get enough of the hatch. oh, how beautiful it turned out how cool, beautiful. i want you not to come in, the second that you come in, the teal has gone. okay, brusnichka turned out. i went to your house nadezhda vasily to repair the winch. and if they still wanted to smoke all the way, and now, as soon as he came, he just lit a cigarette and i sat down

, partly with images of paradise life, but we see here the impulse of enthusiasm and the impulses of happiness of hope that multi-layeredness comes from these works prospectus. it's not just uh, architecture. it's a way of life. this is what they wanted to give to the survivors of the war. in the early fifties, a radio magazine on soviet belarus, a new program that began to appear on saturdays was dedicated to the belarusian, the capital of forged budovniks and ordinary workers, a new appearance of the belarusian capital was formed on yahudomlux , its hero, molyar, stakhanovite, dzhanist, god bulakhov, for the link of the norm, and he kicked out for the shift, and to live owls by killing the minsk gum only for a stretch of 40 semakh 48 cities. minsk has declared itself more than 100 new residential buildings in the streets, forgotten in dovator gastella street. the great prince was carried out by the office of the capital for two piston strokes aman planted 260,000 ornamental plants near the center of minsk on the streets of lenin and komsomolskaya side two new boulevards of the gues

internally displaced people the extra people of the 21st century and the inside of the european paradise how it turns out instead of sympathy people get a ticket to the next world welcome to europe see today film news agency, the hyenas of europe as killing muslims in poland lithuania and latvia auschwitz for refugees. they aspired to the european paradise, but ended up in hell, the prison is better more lithuania and latvia the way to the west through the triangle death you will be treated like cattle in shock. even western human rights activists and journalists. from the same tears in the eyes , the transition of all the boundaries of humanity is welling up. ah, ah, he expanded his boundaries . let them kill me. here. it's still better than returning to syria film by the hyenas of europe how muslims are killed in poland lithuania and latvia with the non-cooperation of belarus russia transport and logistics sector , this was discussed at the union meeting in moscow one of the main reasons for the increase in prices for goods - this is an increase in the cost of transportation due to a c

the book artis magnai artel paradise has been published, the great bridge of the artelers over 300 sidesuks of the table and many of their hidden and akiyazh, and recently the whispers were passed from the father to the son of the black powder anchor. one in that jazz bulge material yak to score a smoke barrier on the battlefield jim die caliber and in ava core was in this book and section overthrown by a rocket with the participants. shmat. uvagin did not return him. oleg good. here, however, the sensation of the yaku-17 stage of moths could think of this, the prince of the seed had a refueling scheme for a three-stage rocket. you are not one of several variants of pain in but and semenovich expressed the idea that missiles will be able to fly aiming without windy expanses , fire flows out, burning their strength from the great turbidity of the thrower, the people wrote the rocket yun for three. somewhere the launch of a man who bought a piece plantain of the earth and a man's flight near space, the great bridge artillery, a book similar to culinary ones, and she propagated recipes for

auschwitz for refugees, they aspired to a european paradise, but ended up in a prison hell better than our lives. here , water cannons are connected to the resolution of the crisis, gas and murder poland lithuania and latvia the way to the west through the triangle of death you will be treated like cattle in shock, even western human rights activists and journalists from the same tears in the eyes of the transition of all boundaries of humanity. europe how muslims are killed in poland on august 31, fifteenth, angela merkel uttered a sacramental phrase, after which millions of people from countries destroyed by the west received hope for life in human conditions, the federal chancellor invited refugees from africa and the middle east to germany germany is a strong country and approach to these questions should be like this, we coped with a lot, we will cope with this, and after this announcement, only for 2015 , according to the data of the ministry of the interior of germany on more than 1 million runs were registered throughout the country. on the left, on november 16, 21, the border

this then turned the town into a piece of paradise and elite living meat, while staying at work.diately received housing. according to the frame, the academicians were given spacious cottages from the pine forest, by the way, with the forest. here the row was treated very carefully, the streets were laid in hunting groves, and the paths in the forest for pedestrians were poured out with sand and played. after the residents have voted with their feet on the most suitable routes, we are visiting. this is how the soviet life of the scientists of academgorodok looked like. now, in the sixties, a sort of kneading of intelligence of displacement, here is a portrait of the old man ham, hanging on the wall of every advanced homa sovieticus and, of course, elephants and other brushes of the sixties on a chest of drawers in this apartment which has now become a small museum , the parents of our companion anastasia once lived in the academic city of her childhood. youth, all subsequent life was closely connected with its history. the most interesting cultural events took place in the club.

you tell me to endure my husband for the sake of polina, but you yourself do not want to endure paradises your daughter. well, you are comparing, little log, and in heaven you could already have grandchildren with you. she is grandma, but you could be do you think i don't care that she's alone? yes , just hold her. show her your love, much needed, my love. she never even looks. well, you're a mother. you can take the first step just to come to her to talk to her. i don’t know her work, by the way, raya is a very good doctor, maybe even better in our city. we can be proud of that too. the wind is chasing me, my mischievous hair. strong and well, we are on duty at night and stuffed cold coffee, we swallow crime in half from the dust. you were there and gain at night in half. what about him? all basta karapuziki ran out of dancing so that she wouldn’t go there anymore, otherwise they would all get everyone understood, tanyusha what happened? why set it on fire just like that, whose car does not know either. yes, he is on a business trip and will be literally here tonight. and who set fire t

this is a bourgeois paradise.ll, that when she talks about it, climb on the wall, they are on the sleep of the narrator, but they remember the word angst. yes, angst. e word from haider's philosophy, actually, well, let's not confuse expanders at all here, but let's just say one thing, that e is in accordance with philosophy. eh, haidagers, this is the very feeling, angst, and it is this that gives birth, they generally say consciousness. yes, that is, consciousness cannot exist outside of this thing that it is called climbing the wall. and what does this mean that in a bourgeois paradise, where there is no angkong , there can be no consciousness. i would like, as it were, vegetables , yes, and that is why, in the book, we are rather glad for her that she ended up in africa? yes, there are payments. well, who does not want to travel around africa means spending the night in a hut in africa. and that's it. it also seems extreme to me, and on the other hand, how objectively sad is the finale of the film, when we we

muslims are killed in poland lithuania and latvia auschwitz for refugees they wanted to european paradise but ended up in hell the prison is better than in our life. here , gas and murder are connected to the resolution of the crisis with water cannons. poland lithuania and latvia way west through the triangle of death you will be treated like cattle in shock, even western human rights activists and journalists. from the same tears in the eyes , the transition of all the boundaries of humanity is welling up. ah, ah, why did yes push the limits ? let them kill me here, it's still better than returning to syria the film of the hyenas of europe how muslims are being killed in poland, lithuania and latvia, watch on march 28 immediately after the panorama. caught with fake passports two offenders detained at minsk national airport while registering a flight from baku today the border committee published a video of checking documents the authenticity of the passports of turkish citizens was questioned by the border guards during a special check of documents, it was found that the pages with the

. >> it is paradise! dan: this was the scene as the hail pounded that family's if suv, produci the kid say, "a hail paradise." ama: hail around 10:00 this morning on highway 101. dan: the roads were wet this morning when this car spun out and crashed into a tree on interstate 280. the driver faced minor injuries. ama: in the town of colorado - paharo, people are recovering from flooding. zach: the pajaro levy forcing the evacuation of about 3000 people. they finally came home to homes they cannot live in. residents like this one only coming home to throw away everything. she told us in spanish she is sad because what few things they have and have worked for are sitting in the street. this week, debris pickup has started, and wednesday, monterey county opened a brand-new resource center for those impacted. it is now changing from response to recovery, a daunting process. >> recovery will take several months if not years. zach: from the start of the flooding and evacuations, monterey county, emergency servi

you get to feel what it's like to be in that paradise. >> look how close i am. i feel like i am next-door. there you are. there is the person you interviewed. >> you feel like you are in the conversation. we are talking to you at home. >> how did you do this? normally you have your camera and you are out there, but this takes so many more cameras. >> right, this is incredible technology. thinkable ball, instead of a camera, a ball with eight cameras shooting in every direction. and then we have amazing editors who took all of that information, all the different angles and stitched them together. >> i am flying over the burn zone. how are my flying over this? >> look down. isn't that amazing? >> i have to hold on. >> a trippy experience. it is quite amazing. >> this is a new way of creating stories. how was that for you? >> it took a while to figure out. it is a different language, but we believe this could be the future. so taking video reality, cbs storytelling, tell the story in the way you feel like you are part of it. >> you kind of have to have a strong sto

the tropical paradise where 10% of people a addicted to heroin. >> welcome to a place that is astonishingura: the first time ever, david attenborough looks at the wonders of the natural world in britain. ♪ laura: welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. it is 1/9 since turkiye and syria where hit by devastating earthquakes that killed more than 50,000 people. those whourvived now face an uncertain future. psalm 1.5 million people in turkiye are homeless and are living inside the streets inside the disaster zone. . it is unclear how long it will take to find proper shelter. . another 2 million people have left, some living with friends or loved ones elsewhere in the country. our correspondent has been covering the tragedy from the start and reports now from a province in southern turkiye. reporter: surviving in the ruins. turkiye's south is unrecognizable, ripped apart by the power of the quake this new landscape brings new challenges. those with nowhere to live now sleep where they can. some tried to stay close to their damaged houses. song goal tells me it is all they

and: trouble in paradise. investors in honduras plan a private city. in the central american country, almost 70% of people live in poverty. outbreaks of violence, gang wars and kidnappings are run of the mill. the murder rate in honduras is one of the world's highest. now the wealthy can shield themselves from the social problems by building their own ivate paradise >> the idyllic carribean island of roatÁn, home to palm-frged beaches and also an experiment. just off this dusty road. at the entrance, a banner reads: 'we believe in private property' an charter city, for and by investors is being built. it's auspciously called prÓspera. this will be the island's tallest building, says erick pitsikalis. normally, a building on roatÁn can have a maximum of 8 floors. this will have 14. >> the office will have a view of the ocean. >> different rules apply under the city because it is self-governed. pitsikalis, a property developer, thinks this is great. it makes it easier to work fast, affordably and efficiently. >> prÓspera promises all sorts of opportuniti

sustainable as it's made out to be climate friendly burping sheep in new zealand and trouble in paradise. investors and honduras plan a private city in the central american country, almost 70 percent of people live in poverty. outbreaks of violence, gang wars and kidnappings. are one of the mill. the murder rate in honduras is one of the world highest. now the wealthy can shield themselves from these social problems by building their own private paradise. the idyllic caribbean island of rotan. i am to palm fringe beaches announcing an experiment. just off this dusty road. at the entrance upon a reeds we believe in private property, a char, to city for him by invest, as is being built, his auspiciously cold prosper. this will be the islands, tallest building says eric pits a carless. normally, a building on rather time can have a maximum of 8 floors. this will have 14, yes, we offices will have a view of the ocean. different rules apply because the city is self governed pits. a carless property developer thinks this is great. it makes it easier to work fast, affordably and efficiently. an

dan: the town of paradise has filed a motion to intervene on behalf of the forestry service. paradise has large amount of retardant dropped in 2018 in an effort to put out the massive campfire that raged through the area. it's the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california's history. ama: state senator bill dodd of napa announced a new bill to crack down on e scooters on college campuses. the bill got through an initial committee meeting in sacramento today. the legislation will regulate traffic rules on campuses for devices including electronic studer -- scooters and segues. a student was killed while whiting an electric scooter on the uc davis campus last year. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this trial is finished. dan: that was it. a jury sided with gwyneth paltrow today in a case about a ski accident involving the actress. a man had sued her over injuries he suffered after the two crashed on a resort ski slope in 2016. the jury dismissed the man's complaint, deciding paltrow was not at fault for that crash. ama: a new report shows the number of restrictio

the piece of paradise became so popular that authorities were forced been tourists to stop environmentalamage. it reopened last year, but conservationists say the beach's marine life is already in danger. >> for nearly four years, the bay with its towering cliffs and calm waters had no tourists. the government closed it in 2018 because visitors had caused ecological damage. under pressure from tour operators, authorities reopened the bay last year, but conservationists say marine life that thrived in the absence of tourists is now under threat again. >> we have come to the highest number of sharks in a given time in november 2021. after it was reopened for a year, we have an average number of around 20 to 40 sharks per day, so we have seen a decrease in abundance. >> the replanted corals are home to fish including juvenile sharks. strict limits on the number of visitors aim to minimize damage to the marine environment, and swimming is banned. >> if you let people go, we will destroy it, definitely, so i have to say the way they close the beach with a swimming probably to save them. >> vi

paradise drive is a major route that runs along nearly the entire eastern part of the city.tholes are also a big problem in oakland. today mayor shank tao announced the city's annual potholed let's. it will start as soon as the rain stops and the streets dry out. assuming there are no pickups the blissed will last through the beginning of may. and i hope that is enough time. if they get finished early hopefully they can go elsewhere in the bay area. ama: let's find out how quickly the rain is ending. sandhya: just a few more hours. threw two night and early tomorrow morning you will be out of here. let me show you live doppler 7 right now. we are still dealing with an unsettled pattern. as we get you closer to where we are seeing that wintry mix, it is up to the north around lakeport, kelsey bill, cobb mountain, geysers road. it is switching from rain to snow. as we head down towards the east bay, castor valley, hayward, 580, it is going to be a slippery commute. moderate rain falling on the peninsula from mountain view to palo alto, middlefield road. watch out. over the sum

i know that's like some think like a small paradise, a little paradise. exactly. so there are a lot of different plans and you can be sitting here all ways and do a co phase. very good or making everything home made and really, really good. one good coffee. you don't have to tell me twice. i sonya explains that only 20 years ago or less of it, there was a gray and dull part of town that is seen a lot of change in the past years. and they chose to live here. what does that you appreciate about how letterman de life i do for you durham the relax? no rush, i received. what i need for my living is here. i don't need to, as i mentioned before, i do need to go to the city center and the price is lower than the tourist center. therefore we do not live to dine. so we're in the center center because the prices are here for us. better a bubba bakery and that is on a direct around. there is a tea room here. you can choose what you, i have everything your name. exactly. so if you would like to me check people come here and enjoy living, read to us because we apply a very hard

i know that's like some think like a small paradise or a little paradise. exactly. so there are a lot of different plans and you can be sitting here, always fun to co phrase, very good or making ever seen home made and really, really good. one good coffee. you don't have to tell me twice with sonya explains that only 20 years ago valesh ebitda was a grey and dull part of town that has seen a lot of change in the past year. and so you chose to live here. what does that you appreciate about how leisure mid july i did for you durham? m d a. relax. no. i was seeing what i need for my living is here. i don't need to, as i mentioned before, i do need to go to the city center and the price is lower than the touristic center. therefore, we do not live to dine. so we're in the city center because the prizes are here for us, better and me a few dollars, a bubba bakery that day is on a doris round. that is a tea room here. you can choose what you, i have everything you need. exactly. so if you will like to me, check people come here and enjoy living to us because we apply a ve

and trouble in paradise. investors and honduras plan a private city in the central american country, almost 70 percent of people live in poverty. outbreaks of violence, gang wars and kidnappings are run of the mill. the murder rate in honduras is one of the world highest. now the wealthy can shield themselves from these social problems by building their own private paradise. the idyllic caribbean island of rotan. i am to palm fringe beaches announcing an experiment. just off this dusty road. at the entrance upon a reeds we believe in private property, a char to city for him by investors, is being built. his auspiciously cold prosper. this will be the islands. tallest building says eric pits a careless. normally, a building on rather time can have a maximum of 8 floors. this will have 14, yes, we offices will have a view of the ocean. different rules apply because the city is self governed pits. a carless property developer thinks this is great. it makes it easier to work fast, affordably and efficiently manage or perform on breath on gardenia prosper promises all sorts of opportuniti

how many such corners of paradise are there in mariupol ?building something there for the picture, but they are building without proper communication, without a foundation under houses there, well, if it can be called houses at all, well, that is, everything that they do, well, then it is demolished because it does not meet my technical conditions or building regulations. and in general, well, it’s only there for the demonstration picture, then show the picture for the domestic consumer, look. we are spending money from our budget there to help mariupol . well, it is really simple, taking into account the fact that the customer of all these works is practically the ministry of war of the country of the aggressor, says about the fact that well, the square is simply being sprayed and how the scenario will proceed, that is, the performer clearly, i also saw this program there, if it can be called a program for the restoration of mariupol by the russian occupiers, that’s all there it is hard to believe that no one will come to check what they bu

dan: the town of paradise has filed a motion to intervene on behalf of the forestry service. paradise has large amount of retardant dropped in 2018 in an effort to put out the massive campfire that raged through the area. it's the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california's history. ama: state senator bill dodd of napa announced a new bill to crack down on e scooters on college campuses. the bill got through an initial committee meeting in sacramento today. the legislation will regulate traffic rules on campuses for devices including electronic studer -- scooters and segues. a student was killed while whiting an electric scooter on the uc davis campus last year. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this trial is finished. dan: that was it. a jury sided with gwyneth paltrow today in a case about a ski accident involving the actress. a man had sued her over injuries he suffered after the two crashed on a resort ski slope in 2016. the jury dismissed the man's complaint, deciding paltrow was not at fault for that crash. ama: a new report shows the number of restrictio

she says here, we have a corner of paradise ., yes. then it was immediately cut from the tv, but there at 17 seconds, at 17 seconds, there are 100 videos that i downloaded, probably not, and there at 17 seconds, when he is standing and talking on that playground, the children can hear how the window can be seen there, it is already night, someone is shouting, a woman's voice, that's all it's not true, it's a show at home, it's so heard they cut it out later with the broadcast here, uh, and that, and there, all the officials standing behind them immediately start looking around, who shouted, who found this moment. this dialogue is heartfelt, but there and but they say that there is no sound that we showed, but there is there is a complete version , and they managed to do it, well, people say the truth. wait, let's look at who shouted, who shouted, it's shorter. it's all the same, it's understandable , that is, they arrived in mariupol. that is, they are the people who live in that house. i don't know. well, probably yes . yes or s

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images that point to the life-giving cross, christ's so the holy church compares the cross with the paradise tree of life. also, the cross is similar to the tree that the prophet moses laid in the bitter waters of the measure of the place to which the people of israel came during their forty-year wandering in the wilderness. and after that the water lost its bitterness and became drinkable. cross it is also compared with a tree, in the shadow of which the weary traveler, that is, the cross, stops to rest. this is not only an image of labor and sorrows, but also something that gives hope and support to those who seek god , i propose to enter the days to worship the honest cross. the church strengthens us because the crucifixion was followed by the resurrection of christ and joy for all his disciples. so every christian who worthily bears the cross of his life receives from god the joy of easter and the joy of the resurrection of the orthodox tradition. we find many references to what is worth bearing. his cross suggests resignedly overcoming the difficulties of unpleasant moments encountered

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drive a flower that reaches zahra maglub paradise.name and memory of the great and merciful god, i greet you, dear viewers, and have a good night . welcome to this news section. afghan immigrants go to welcome the month of ramadan with the arrival of spring. daran does this month ramadan is the month of god's service to the month of revelation of the qur'an. this month is the opportunity to move our hearts and purify ourselves. the best words of a prophet of god said, "o people, god, i have brought you with me, but who are you fighting with, with mercy, with forgiveness, with the blessing of the messenger of the shiites? " hazara afghanistan, which is located in the city of mashhad, is the beginning of the migration in the first year of the migration of afghan shiites who live in the land . at the same time as the beginning of spring and the new year , afghans prepare for the spring of the month of the qur'an. i want to be ready for cleaning and clean the mosque of the house of god, hoping that the house of the heart will be clean . n