father and there was a war for eight years, but in 1971 he was martyred by the hypocrite groups in west islamabad. martyr samanlu was martyred two years ago during the nobel operation. zahra was 12 years old and we got married. we have two children, ali and mohammad hossein, ali is 12 years old and mohammad hossein is four years old it had been a year since saeed had become part of the imam hossein battalion and he had a lot of work to do, and wherever he goes, he takes ali with him, even now, since the martyrdom of samanlu, the school mobilization, the local mobilization, and any activity that is as important as no matter how old he is, he will come back from the fire, as his father was, his body will be next to him, and after a while , he will form a life with a thousand wishes, and the child will enter this life, and then again, the wife will not be next to him physically. i never thought about it myself. if i can bear it, it shows that i am satisfied, by the grace of god , it is very difficult for me, but i think so. i don't have a good situation now, by god in the qur'an, how much position h

soldier and he was in the war for eight years, but in 1971, at the hands of hypocrite groups in west islamabad, martyr samanlu's martyrdom, two years ago , we married zahra, 10 years old, and we have two children. darim ali and mohammad hossein ali are 12 years old and mohammad hossein is four years old a year ago, mr. saeed became a member of imam hossein's battalion, and he had a lot of work to do, and most of the places i go, he takes ali with him, even now, since the martyrdom of samanlu, he is good and a member of the madrasah basij and the local basij , and any activity that he wants to do anyway. no matter how old he is, he will come back from the fire, he will do very difficult conditions that while adam is his father, his body will be by his side, and after a while , he will form a life with a thousand wishes, and life will enter, then his wife will be next to him in terms of it's not physical, i never thought i could bear it, but it's paying off. i'm satisfied with god's pleasure and their absence. it's hard for me, but it's good, and i think that i don't have a good situation now, a

after a long journey we went to karand and west islamabad on a narrow road to capture rice nights and islamabad 10 at night and the second axis had the task of capturing and clearing kermanshah until 12:00 bahman shahr , and the third was supposed to capture hamadan by 7:30 the next day, and the fourth axis was also tasked with clearing qazvin, and finally, the fifth axis was to cut off the organization's forces. it was formed and it was supposed to start its operation in tehran at 4 pm on tuesday, august 4, 2017. they had formed a brigade, that is, whatever was owned by a city , it was expensive to own a team . i was with him, which was his goal, but until then , we had a 90% conflict, and in tehran itself it was necessary to liberate, for example, tehran and us, and some of the fact that the ultimate goal of tehran was to control you there, masoud rajavi tried to justify his forces in several meetings for the implementation of forough javidan operation, and masoud rajabi said that he himself would pass away. when you left, i will be silent, you, i will come, later i will announce a

a hypocrite in west islamabad, martyred by martyr samanlou, two years ago, he was martyred in syria's nobel al-zahra operation. saeed was 12 years old , we got married and we have two children, ali and muhammad hossein, ali, 12 years old, and muhammad hossein, 4 years old, for two years, mr. saeed was a member of imam hossein's battalion. it was closed and he had business and most of the places he went he takes ali with him, even now, after the martyrdom of samanlu, the basij school, and the local basij, and if he is as old as he is , he will do it to get out of the fire. he will form a life with a thousand wishes and the child will enter this life, then again, the wife will not be with him physically. i am not in a good situation now, and i am not upset about how much status god has given to the martyrs in the qur'an to make them well, i always want them to give me this promise or at least give me this promise that now i will stand by it and his children, mr. saeed's code, is very bound to various marches that were in the community anyway, including 22 bahman and he always participat

and two years old when the martyr samanlu was martyred. 71 was martyred by hypocrite groups in west islamabadsamanlu also got married two years ago during the nobel operation, zahra, 12 years old, noor, we have two children, ali and muhammad hossein, ali is 12 years old, and muhammad hossein is four years old. mr. saeed had become a member of imam hossein's battalion , and he had a lot of work, and most of the places he went , ali he takes his face with him, and now also after the martyrdom of samanlu, basij school and local basij, and whatever activity he is doing, whatever his condition and age , he will come out of the fire. it forms a life and a child enters this life , then two wives are not physically next to a person i never thought i would be able to bear it, but it gives itself. i am satisfied with the pleasure of god. it is very difficult for me, but it is good and i think that i have a good situation for them now. how much status has god given to the martyrs in the qur'an? eat, i always want them to give me this promise or at least give me this promise that now i will stand by it a

the hypocrite groups in islamabad west of shahid samanlu school, two years ago , zahra, 12 years old, got married and we have two children, ali and mohammad hossein, ali, 12 years old, and mohammad hossein, 400. two years ago, mr. saeed became part of imam hossein's battalion, and his head and he had a job and he takes ali with him most of the places i go, even now after shahid samanlu is a good person and a member of the school mobilization and the local mobilization, and he does whatever activity is appropriate for his age. it is very difficult to have his body by his side when he is also his father, and after a while, he comes back with a thousand. a desire forms a life and the child enters this life, then again the wife is not with the person physically . i never thought i could bear it , but it gives itself. i don't have a good situation and god has given me many martyrs in the qur'an i want them to give me this dream, so that now i can stand by it and his children, mr. saeed himself is very bound to various marches, which was spring, including 22 bahman, and he must have always

soldier and eight years of war, but in 1971 he was martyred at the hands of hypocrite groups in islamabad west, and two years before noor al-zahra operation, i, saeeda, 12 years old , got married and we have two children, ali and mohammad hossein ali is 12 years old and mohammad hossein is four years old it was a year ago that mr. saeed became a member of the imam hossein battalion and he was dealing with the package and he took it with him most of the places you went, and now it is the same since the martyrdom of samanlu, the basij of the school and the local basij and any activity that is as big as it is. no matter how old he is, he does it on his own. it is very difficult for a man to have his father and his name by his side, and then after a while, he forms with a thousand wishes and the child comes into life, and then again, the wife is not physically next to him. i never thought i would be able to . i'll be patient, i'm satisfied with god's will and their absence is very difficult for me, but that's it i think that i don't have a good situation now. how much status has god given to the m

military and was in the war for eight years, but in 1971 at the hands of hypocrite groups in islamabad, west of shahid samanlou school. two years ago, al-zahra bayan was martyred in syria's nobel operation. we have been married for 12 years and we have two children, ali and mohammad hossein . ali is 12 years old and mohammad hossein is four years old. wherever i go , he takes ali with him, even now, since the martyrdom of samanlu well, he is a member of the school mobilization and the local mobilization, and he does any activity that is appropriate for his age. well, it's a very difficult situation that , while he was also his father, his body is by his side. it creates a desire for life and a child enters this life, then i can bear it again if my wife is not physically with me , but the flower gives her patience. by god , how much status did you give to the martyrs in the qur'an? while tawfik will grant me this promise or at least make me stand by it, my son, agha saeed, is very bound to various marches in the community, including the 22nd of bahman, and he always participates in the marche

west, and the relations between them. on that, there would probably be little disagreement, but there undoubtedly will be over pervez musharraf's own contribution. i'm joined now from islamabadlamb, chief foreign correspondent at the sunday times. in that report, he talked about the drama of this decision by pervez musharraf to support the united states' invasion of afghanistan. was it as significant in reality as a strategic shift as it appeared to be on the surface?— on the surface? thank you. i'm actually in _ on the surface? thank you. i'm actually in london, _ on the surface? thank you. i'm actually in london, not - on the surface? thank you. i'm - actually in london, not islamabad. but i have spent lots of time though. i was there when he took power. he said he was going to be in power. he said he was going to be in powerfor 90 days, and he ended up in powerfor nine powerfor 90 days, and he ended up in power for nine years. powerfor 90 days, and he ended up in powerfor nine years. the powerfor 90 days, and he ended up in power for nine years. the artist states said, you either with us or against us, and he wrote that he couldn't take them on. it wasn't that he wanted t

west, although later he said america gave him little choice. it was a high wire act, balancing us demands with increasingly anti—american islamist sections of pakistan. musharraf ordered the siege of a mosque in islamabadern policy. the outrage at what happened led to the rise of the pakistani taliban. when former prime minister benazir bhutto was killed there were questions about whether the nation was safe in his hands. he lost the 2008 election, resigned before he could be impeached and went into exile. when he returned to try and stand again in 2013 he was arrested. allowed to go to dubai for medical treatment, he was convicted in his absence, of treason, which was later overturned. he stayed in dubai until his death. some today praised a man, saying he put his country first. others see the seeds of pakistan's current turmoil planted and growing under his rule. general pervez musharraf who has died at the age of 79. stars have gathered in los angeles for the music industry's biggest night — the grammy awards. the main televised event begins any moment after about 80% of the awards were handed out at a premiere ceremony. viola davis has already won the best audiobook recording award which makes her

west, and the relations between them. on that, there would probably be little disagreement, but there undoubtedly will be over pervez musharraf's own contribution. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is in islamabadon so far to the death of the former president? i think some of the reaction tells you a little bit about the man and how contentious he was. we heard initially this morning from the army who confirmed the death through their press wing and offered condolences and they said may allah bless the departed soul and give strength to the bereaved family. we have also heard from the former party of pervez musharraf saying this is a loss to the country and we have heard from the current prime minister offering his condolences. we have heard from the former aide and spokesperson to pervez musharraf who is now the leader of the party that imran khan belongs to. he's been described as a great person and the ideology of keeping pakistan first and we've recently heard from the main opposition in the congress party saying once the implacable foe of india, he became a realforce for peace in 2002 in 2007. we have also heard indirectly from the foreign minister in pakistan, the son of the former pakist

west, and the relations between them. on that, there would probably be little disagreement, but there undoubtedly will be over pervez musharraf's own contribution. 0ur pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, has the latest from islamabadthe reaction tells you a little bit about the man and how contentious he was. so, to start with, we've obviously heard initially this morning from the army who confirmed the death through their press wing and, of course, offered their condolences and said, "may allah bless the departed soul and give strength to the bereaved family". we have also heard from musharraf's former party saying, "this is a loss to the country" and we have also heard from the current prime minister shehbaz sharif also offering his condolences too. we have heard from the former aide and spokesperson to musharraf who is now the leader of the pti, which is imran khan's party. fawad chaudhry has described musharaff as being "a great person" and said his ideology was always to keep pakistan first and we've also recently heard from india's main opposition in the congress party saying that, "once the implacable foe of india, he became a real force for peace in 2002 and 2007." we have also heard indirectly from bilawa

west, although later he said america gave him little choice. it was a high wire act, balancing us demands with increasingly anti—american islamist sections of pakistan. musharraf ordered the siege of a mosque in islamabadstern policy. the outrage at what happened led to the rise of the pakistani taliban. when former prime minister benazir bhutto was killed there were questions about whether the nation was safe in his hands. he lost the 2008 election, resigned before he could be impeached and went into exile. when he returned to try and stand again in 2013 he was arrested. allowed to go to dubai for medical treatment, he was convicted in his absence of treason, which was later overturned. he stayed in dubai until his death. some today praised a man, saying he put his country first. others see the seeds of pakistan's current turmoil planted and growing under his rule. a british family are to travel to grenada later this month to apologise publicly for their ancestors' ownership of more than 1,000 african slaves. the trevelyans owned six sugar plantations on the caribbean island in the 19th century. the family includes the bbc�*s new york correspondent, laura trevelyan, who says she is paying reparations

west, although later he said america gave him little choice. it was a high wire act, balancing us demands with increasingly anti—american islamist sections of pakistan. musharraf ordered the siege of a mosque in islamabadd condemned his pro—western policy. the outrage at what happened to the rise of the pakistani taliban. when former prime minister benazir bhutto was killed there were questions about whether the nation was safe in his hands. he lost the 2008 election, resigned before he could be impeached and went into exile. when he returned to try and stand again in 2013 he was arrested. allowed to go to dubai for medical treatment, he was convicted in his absence of treason, which was later overturned. he stayed in dubai until his death. some today praised a man, saying he put his country first. others see the seeds of pakistan's current turmoil planted and growing under his rule. pervez musharraf who has died aged 89. a british family are to travel to grenada later this month to apologise publicly for their ancestors' ownership of more than one—thousand slaves. the trevelyans owned six sugar plantations on the caribbean island during the nineteenth century. the family includes the bbc correspondent

west, although later he said america gave him little choice. it was a high wire act, balancing us demands with increasingly anti—american, islamist sections of pakistan. musharraf ordered the siege of a mosque in islamabad at what happened led to the rise of the pakistani taliban. when former prime minister benazir bhutto was killed, there were questions about whether the nation was safe in his hands. he lost the 2008 election, resigned before he could be impeached and went into exile. when he returned, to try and stand again in 2013, he was arrested. allowed to go to dubai for medical treatment, he was convicted, in his absence, of treason, which was later overturned. he stayed in dubai until his death. some today praised a man, saying he put his country first. others see the seeds of pakistan's current turmoil planted and growing under his rule. caroline davies, bbc news. they called it the "black summer" — a series of huge bushfires that swept across vast parts of australia. millions of hectares of land were destroyed, and more than 30 people died. an unknown number of animals also lost their lives. now, conservationists are trying to boost wildlife numbers, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. they ar

west bank. the shooting comes as israel deploys hundreds of additional soldiers after an escalation in violence on sunday. not to pakistan where former prime minister in ron con has appeared in court in islamabad. he is facing for legal cases including attempted murder. and one related to party funding is the 1st time con has been in the capitol since an assassination attempt against him in november q as asked from power by parliament in no confidence host. last april esco live to our command hider, who was in his lam bad for so tell us about what happened in court today. come out and the charges him on kind spacing when, 1st of all, it's important to know that enron connors currently based in law. that's the bridge of capital upon job, he was supposed to fly to islamabad, but because of bad red, decided to drive along with the conroy of security personnel to the cord head and had some about thousands of it's a board. does a guide there dead of the 1st gord, dia, beard, and award, the bank in quarter, where the federal investigation agency has filed a case against emron cons party of on the foreign funding issue. saying that foreign funding was signed by citizens of for a country that are not