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بادغیس، بالامرغاب: د ارواښاد شهاب الدین غوري لخوا جوړ سوی زر کلن پل چي اوس له کاره لوېدلی دی. متاسفانه چي دا خوږې اوبه لږ وروسته ایران ته بهېږي او د افغانانو له ګټي وزي.

بادغیس، بالامرغاب: د ارواښاد شهاب الدین غوري لخوا جوړ سوی زر کلن پل چي اوس له کاره لوېدلی دی. متاسفانه چي دا خوږې اوبه لږ وروسته ایران ته بهېږي او د افغانانو له ګټي وزي.

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د نړۍ په مورخینو کي دا خبره مشهوره ده چي: «افغانستان بې سرپوښه میوزیم دئ» دا په دایکندي ولایت کي د ازموک په غرنیزه سیمه کي یوه غره کي پر ډبره د انسان د پښې په څېر ښکاره نخښه ده، سیمه ایزه خلګ افسانه لري چي کوم پهلوان له دې ځای یوه بل غر ته ټوپ وهلی 😉 که څه هم دغسي نخشونه کله ناکله طبیعي ښکاري، خو دومره روښانه ده چي سړی فکر ته اړ باسي. زه ګومان کوم ددې تر شا حتما یوه هېره سوې کیسه سته! تاسي څه فکر کوئ؟ Among historians around the world, there is a saying: “Afghanistan is an open-air museum.” In the Daikundi province, in the mountainous region of Azmok, there is a mark on a rock that looks strikingly like a human footprint. Local people have a legend that a certain hero once leapt from this mountain to another one 😉. Although such markings sometimes appear naturally, this one is so clear that it makes you stop and think. I suspect there is surely a forgotten story behind it! What do you think?

د نړۍ په مورخینو کي دا خبره مشهوره ده چي: «افغانستان بې سرپوښه میوزیم دئ» دا په دایکندي ولایت کي د ازموک په غرنیزه سیمه کي یوه غره کي پر ډبره د انسان د پښې په څېر ښکاره نخښه ده، سیمه ایزه خلګ افسانه لري چي کوم پهلوان له دې ځای یوه بل غر ته ټوپ وهلی 😉 که څه هم دغسي نخشونه کله ناکله طبیعي ښکاري، خو دومره روښانه ده چي سړی فکر ته اړ باسي. زه ګومان کوم ددې تر شا حتما یوه هېره سوې کیسه سته! تاسي څه فکر کوئ؟ Among historians around the world, there is a saying: “Afghanistan is an open-air museum.” In the Daikundi province, in the mountainous region of Azmok, there is a mark on a rock that looks strikingly like a human footprint. Local people have a legend that a certain hero once leapt from this mountain to another one 😉. Although such markings sometimes appear naturally, this one is so clear that it makes you stop and think. I suspect there is surely a forgotten story behind it! What do you think?

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پېښور بالاحصار کي د انګریزي استعمار لخوا د پښتني وطن د مبارزینو د شکنجې پاته وسایل… دا وطن مو څه په سوال موندلی نه دی هر یو کاڼي یې زموږ په وینو سور دئ! #پېښور #وطن #بالاحصار #مبارزه

پېښور بالاحصار کي د انګریزي استعمار لخوا د پښتني وطن د مبارزینو د شکنجې پاته وسایل… دا وطن مو څه په سوال موندلی نه دی هر یو کاڼي یې زموږ په وینو سور دئ! #پېښور #وطن #بالاحصار #مبارزه

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Afghanistan: An elderly book lover from Kandahar, the historic former capital of Afghanistan, who travels to Kabul, the present capital, in pursuit of knowledge and books. Akhundzada Sahib is a respected elder from Kandahar, Afghanistan, whose lifelong connection with books reflects a deep cultural appreciation for knowledge and learning. Every few months, he undertakes the long journey from Kandahar to Kabul to visit bookstores, driven not by material interests, but by his enduring passion for reading, learning, and intellectual engagement. Kandahar, one of Afghanistan’s oldest and most historically significant cities, has long been a center of scholarship, literature, culture, and intellectual traditions. Throughout its history, the city has been associated with numerous scholars, poets, thinkers, and influential figures who have contributed to the cultural heritage of Afghanistan. The pursuit of knowledge and respect for learning remain important elements of Kandahar’s social and cultural identity. At a time when many societies are experiencing a decline in reading culture, Akhundzada Sahib’s journey represents a powerful reminder of the enduring value of books. His commitment to reading, the physical experience of holding a book, and the preservation of intellectual curiosity demonstrate that the search for knowledge transcends age and time. Today, he did not simply purchase books; he offered a meaningful reminder that learning has no age limit, and that the love of knowledge remains alive throughout one’s life. May we all, inspired by his example, continue to walk further in the pursuit of understanding and wisdom. 📚 May your life be long, dear Akhundzada Sahib.

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دا کندهار دی… د احمد شاه بابا د دولت زانګو. دا سیمه یوازي یوه عادي وداني نه وه، بلکې د احمد شاه بابا د وختونو د دولت د خزانې او مالي نظام مهم مرکز ګڼل کېده؛ هغه ځای چي د ننني بانک حیثیت یې درلود. له بده مرغه، نن خبر سو چي پر دې تاریخي سیمه نقشه راغلې او وداني ونړول سوه. د کندهاري پخواني فرهنګي مشران وايي چي دلته به د احمدشاهي دولت دولت مال، د اولس امانت او د امپراتورۍ اقتصادي چاري تنظیمېدلې. دا وداني د کندهار ښار په زړه کي ولايت مقام څنګ ته موقعيت لري، هلته چي هر ګام تاریخ دی او هره خښته روایت لري. بې له تاریخي څېړني، بې له اسنادو او بې له دې چي د افغانستان فرهنګي میراث ته درناوی وسي، ددغسي ودانیو ورانول د انکشاف په شکل تاریخ قربانول دي. منډیګک بنسټ دا عمل د تاریخي حافظې له منځه وړل ګڼي، موږ د کندهار له علمي، فرهنګي او مسؤلو ادارو غوښتنه کوو چي داسي ځایونه وڅېړل سي، ثبت سي او وساتل سي، نه دا چي د نقشو تر پلمې لاندي ورک سي. This is Kandahar… the cradle of Ahmad Shah Baba’s state. This area was not merely an ordinary building; rather, it was considered an important center of the state treasury and financial system during the time of Ahmad Shah Baba—a place that effectively held the status of what we would today call a bank. Unfortunately, today we learned that a new plan has been imposed on this historic site and that the building has been demolished. Veteran cultural figures of Kandahar state that this was the place where the wealth of the Ahmad Shahi state, the people’s trust, and the economic affairs of the empire were administered and organized. This building was located in the heart of Kandahar city, next to the Governor’s Office—where every step is history and every brick tells a story. Demolishing such structures without historical research, without documentation, and without respect for Afghanistan’s cultural heritage is nothing but sacrificing history in the name of development. The Mundigak Historical Foundation considers this act a destruction of historical memory. We call upon Kandahar’s academic, cultural, and responsible institutions to study such sites, document them, and preserve them—rather than allowing them to disappear under the pretext of urban planning. #CulturalHeritage #MundigakHistoricalFoundation #فرهنګي_میراث #MundigakHistoricalFoundation

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