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Most the movie (subtitled Español) Complete
Most the movie (subtitled Español) Complete
A heart touching ...... 30 min, movie
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
forgive me allah
oh Allah give me your mercy , guide me the path of good deeds ........ i started duty of my ihram and mina journey again ......
CRY OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD(p) VERY EMOTIONAL :( BEST I HEARD
CRY OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD(p) VERY EMOTIONAL :( BEST I HEARD
Thursday, October 18, 2012
About Kerala Tourism
About Kerala Tourism
This is the official website of Kerala Tourism, Government of Kerala, India in YouTube, which is the Home Page of www.keralatourism.org.www.keralatourism.org provides complete information about tourist destinations, places to visit, honeymoon tours, traditional healthcare, culture, art forms, cuisine, music etc. in Kerala
Kerala, popularly known as 'God's Own Country' in the travel fraternity was selected by the National Geographic Traveller as one of the 50 destinations of a lifetime and one of the thirteen paradises in the world.
An equable climate, serene beaches, tranquil stretches of backwaters, lush hill stations and exotic wildlife are the Kerala's major attractions.
Classical art forms, colourful festivals, unique cuisine are some of the cultural marvels that await travellers. Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine and Panchakarma, the rejuvenation therapy in Ayurveda have also helped Kerala to gain a pan-global reputation as a top-of-the-line destination.
Kurumulaku Kanji or Pepper Porridge, Tribal Cuisine, Kerala
Pantithal, Tribal Cuisine, Vegetarian Dish, Kerala
Thal Curry, Tribal Cuisine, Vegetarian Dish, Kerala
Ponnankanni or Koyipachappu, a tribal dish, Kerala
KOYIKKAL PALACE - Thiruvananthapuram
KOYIKKAL PALACE
Location: Nedumangad, about 18 km from
Thiruvananthapuram
City on the way to the
Ponmudi hill station and the
Courtalam
waterfalls, Thiruvananthapuram district,
South Kerala.
Attractions: Palace, folklore museum and numismatics museum.
Visiting hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on all days, except Mondays.
The Koyikkal Palace,
situated far of away from the city, was actually built for Umayamma Rani of
the Venad Royal Family who ruled the land between 1677 and 1684.
The
palace is a double stroreyed traditional nalukettu with slanting gabled
roofs and an inner courtyard.
Today, the palace houses a Folklore
Museum and a Numismatics Museum set up by the Department of
Archaeology.
The Folklore Museum, a treasure house of quaint musical
instruments, occupational implements, household utensils, models of folk
arts etc., was set up in 1992. The exhibits here draw attention to the rich
cultural background of Kerala. The exhibits include rare articles like
Chandravalayam (not found in any other such museum in Kerala), a small
percussion instrument used as an accompaniment while reciting the ballad
Ramakathappattu (the story of Lord Sree Rama); and Nanthuni , a sweet
sounding musical instrument made of wood and string used while singing the
Onappattu and Nanthunippattu during Onam the harvest festival of
Kerala.
The Folklore Museum housed on the first floor of the palace also has a wide range of household utensils including wooden kitchenware, brass/copperware etc. representing the lifestyle of the Keralites during different periods. Thaliyola (old manuscripts), Chilambu (a sort of anklet) used by Umayamma Rani and Maravuri (dress material made of the bark of trees) etc. are well preserved here. Oorakkudukku a device for intellectual exercise used by the Yogis as a pastime, Gajalekshmi - a lamp representing the Goddess of prosperity - Lakshmi, seated on her elephant (this lamp is usually lighted at dusk and during the harvest season to welcome the goddess) are other interesting exhibits. The Kettuvillakku - a ceremonial lamp (artistically made out of coloured paper and locally available light wood splits/rails), lit during festivals at the Bhagavathy temples of Southern Kerala; a model of the most impressive of Theyyams - the Muthappan theyyam, a Patayani kolam model; the headgear and dress used by Ottanthulal artistes exhibited here give an insight into the performing as well as the ritual art forms of Kerala.
The Numismatics Museum at the Koyikkal Palace is the only one of its kind in the State. Occupying the ground floor of the palace, the coins displayed here belong to different parts of the world as well as to different periods. This rare and historically valuable collection is a vestige of the trade relation of Kerala in the bygone ages. Among the exhibits are some of the oldest coins of Kerala - Ottaputhen, Erattaputhen, Kaliyugarayan Panam etc. A Venetian coin named Amaida, believed to have been presented to Jesus Christ, is also a property of this museum. The most valuable among the Indian coins found here are Karsha. These are nearly 2500 years old. Rasi, the world's smallest coins are also on display here. Sreekrishna Rasi, one of the rasis (regional coins) issued by the local kings of Kerala around the 10th century, Anantharayan Panam - the first modern gold coin of Travancore in circulation in the 15th and 17th centuries, Kochi Puthen - one of the coins of the Kochi Kingdom which also had variations like Indo-Dutch Puthen (1782 AD). Lekshmi Varaham - the silver coins minted in Travancore, Rasi Palaka (the coin board) - a wooden board with small niches used to count small coins (counting up to 100 to 200 at a time), coin mints etc. are preserved here. Nearly 374 Roman gold coins, each worth up to five hundred thousand rupees today, depicting Roman Gods and Goddesses like Venus, Hercules, Mars, Ceres, Genius, etc. and rulers like Hardin (AD 117 - 138) are also among the collection. The museum also has coins used by various Indian dynasties - the Gwalior royal family, the Nizam of Hyderabad, Tipu Sultan, Hyder Ali, etc.
The Folklore Museum housed on the first floor of the palace also has a wide range of household utensils including wooden kitchenware, brass/copperware etc. representing the lifestyle of the Keralites during different periods. Thaliyola (old manuscripts), Chilambu (a sort of anklet) used by Umayamma Rani and Maravuri (dress material made of the bark of trees) etc. are well preserved here. Oorakkudukku a device for intellectual exercise used by the Yogis as a pastime, Gajalekshmi - a lamp representing the Goddess of prosperity - Lakshmi, seated on her elephant (this lamp is usually lighted at dusk and during the harvest season to welcome the goddess) are other interesting exhibits. The Kettuvillakku - a ceremonial lamp (artistically made out of coloured paper and locally available light wood splits/rails), lit during festivals at the Bhagavathy temples of Southern Kerala; a model of the most impressive of Theyyams - the Muthappan theyyam, a Patayani kolam model; the headgear and dress used by Ottanthulal artistes exhibited here give an insight into the performing as well as the ritual art forms of Kerala.
The Numismatics Museum at the Koyikkal Palace is the only one of its kind in the State. Occupying the ground floor of the palace, the coins displayed here belong to different parts of the world as well as to different periods. This rare and historically valuable collection is a vestige of the trade relation of Kerala in the bygone ages. Among the exhibits are some of the oldest coins of Kerala - Ottaputhen, Erattaputhen, Kaliyugarayan Panam etc. A Venetian coin named Amaida, believed to have been presented to Jesus Christ, is also a property of this museum. The most valuable among the Indian coins found here are Karsha. These are nearly 2500 years old. Rasi, the world's smallest coins are also on display here. Sreekrishna Rasi, one of the rasis (regional coins) issued by the local kings of Kerala around the 10th century, Anantharayan Panam - the first modern gold coin of Travancore in circulation in the 15th and 17th centuries, Kochi Puthen - one of the coins of the Kochi Kingdom which also had variations like Indo-Dutch Puthen (1782 AD). Lekshmi Varaham - the silver coins minted in Travancore, Rasi Palaka (the coin board) - a wooden board with small niches used to count small coins (counting up to 100 to 200 at a time), coin mints etc. are preserved here. Nearly 374 Roman gold coins, each worth up to five hundred thousand rupees today, depicting Roman Gods and Goddesses like Venus, Hercules, Mars, Ceres, Genius, etc. and rulers like Hardin (AD 117 - 138) are also among the collection. The museum also has coins used by various Indian dynasties - the Gwalior royal family, the Nizam of Hyderabad, Tipu Sultan, Hyder Ali, etc.
ISRAELI WAR CRIMES EXPOSED GAZA IS BLEEDING
ISRAELI WAR CRIMES EXPOSED
GAZA IS BLEEDING
Gaza
is Bleeding: We are lucky that so many of the pictures reached us. They
demonstrate the trauma that affects everyone in Gaza after 1,500 of its
people were killed and a further 5,000 wounded a trauma that inflicts
particular damage on the children, many of whom were badly injured,
witnessed the death of their loved ones and experienced the devastation
caused by Israel’s phosphorous bombs. As well as illustrating the
psychological impact of this trauma, the children’s of the Gaza hopes
for a peaceful future.
Images
such as flags symbolising national pride, trees representing love of
their land, doves symbolising hopes for peace and the bombs, guns and
blood that portray the brutality of the war all recur in the pictures.
The pictures also demonstrate the children’s’ fears that the world is
not interested in their plight.
Fighting Terrorism by acts of revenge is likely trying to put out a fire with gasoline
Every
Months every story hits the news, Terrorist plot uncovered, Muslims
implicated. Since the tragedy of 9/11, Muslims have reminded under
intense scrutiny, and more than a few Americans have called the religion
"evil". People still wonder: why aren’t Muslims saying nor doing enough
to condemn terrorism and violence? Is Islam really a religion of
violence?
The
truth is the Real Muslims are constantly condemning terrorism and
religious extremism, unambiguously and in the strongest possible ways.
But, many Muslims complain, their words and actions are not being heard.
So belief net sought out some of the country's most prominent Muslims,
who battle these misconceptions everyday, to get their answers on this
question.
Q. What is it about Islam, the Qur'an, and the teachings of the prophet Muhammad that drives Muslims
that drives Muslims to reject extremism and terrorism ?
Muslim terrorism is self destruction in more ways than one. Muslim have unwittingly bought into a conspiracy that is leading to their own annihilation. The Americans (Jews) believes the following points;
- That the suicide missions have been programmed into their Prophet Mohammed.
- Arabs are culturally pawns of their own self destruction; terrorism is predictable and therefore extremely easy to manipulate their leaders.
- Each Muslim is aware that their religion requires them to go to war.
- They are told that one day they will rise up, and shoulder to shoulder they will march against the whole world and anyone whose isn’t a believer they will theoretically be murdered, this is their "trigger".
- They want revenge against the rest of mankind for all the evil that has happened to them.
Muslims
do not dare question their leaders and their prophet, the only way for
the peace is for all people to ditch the arrogant and perverse religions
of Islam, Christianity, Rabbinical Judaism, Paganism, Humanism
Evolution.
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Saturday, June 23, 2012
Let’s save our environment
Let’s save our environment
As we grow older together, As we continue to change with age, There is one thing that will never change. . . I will always keep falling in love with you.
As we grow older together, As we continue to change with age, There is one thing that will never change. . . I will always keep falling in love with you.
Monday, May 28, 2012
BHUVANA 9 YEAR OLD GIRL DIED
BHUVANA 9 YEAR OLD GIRL DIED
Bhuvana 9 year old girl from a
poor family suffered from severe blood cancer since 2008……
The
news on eve hit the top, she passed away………
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
CRIES & WHISPERS 1972
CR!ES /-\N|) \/\/|-|ISPERS 1 1972
In turn-of-the-century
Sweden, cancer-stricken, dying Agnes is visited in her isolated rural mansion
by her sisters Karin
and Maria. As
Agnes' condition deteriorates and pain management becomes increasingly more
difficult, fear and revulsion
grip the
sisters, who seem incapable of empathy, and Agnes' only comfort and solace
comes from her maid Anna. As the
end draws closer, long repressed feelings of
grudging resentment and mistrust cause jealousy, selfishness, and bitterness
between the siblings to surface.
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
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Wedding Invitation(Haneesha K. Abdul Aziz with Sunil A. Latheef).wmv
WEDDING INVITATION
SUNIL ABDUL LATHEEF
WITH
HANEESHA K. ABDUL AZIZ
Saturday, March 17, 2012
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