my parents

my parents
MY PARENTS

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Glorious Bastards

In 1731 a fire swept through Blandford Forum in Dorset and destroyed most of the town. The task of rebuilding was given to two memorably-named brothers, William and John Bastard, who combined the roles of architect, surveyor, carver, and designer of plasterwork. The Bastards created one of the most beautiful town centres in England, with a Market Place lined with finely detailed houses, a grand Town Hall, and a large church at one end. The streets leading off the Market Place were also rebuilt.

This building at the end of the Market Place opposite the church shows the quality of the Bastards’ work, which is carefully detailed in a rather playful classical style with hints of the baroque. The walls are brick, laid mostly in courses made up of headers, and there are lots of details picked out in white. The architects took a great deal of care over these details – look at the upper row of windows, with their curving aprons below and their protruding ‘ears’ above; the meticulous details around the windows on the middle-floor (originally the main floor of the building); the central pediment, its baseline ‘broken’ to accommodate the round-headed window. And the pilasters that seem to support the pediment are special too. At first glance they have Ionic capitals with spiral volute decoration, but when you look more closely you see that the volutes are actually the 'wrong' way round. These are capitals taken from a design by the Italian baroque architect Francesco Borromini, which the Bastards would have seen engraved in the book Studio d’architettura civile di Roma by Domenico de’Rossi, a publication that did much to publicize the designs and details of Rome’s baroque architects in the early-18th century. The close-up below is from a nearby building, where the spirals are still very crisp and clear.

So what was this lovingly detailed building? Not, as one might think from the central carriage entrance, a coaching inn, although there is such an inn, with an almost identical frontage, just along the street. In fact it was originally three houses. John Bastard liked the left-hand one so much that he lived in it himself. He was indeed both a clever and a lucky – fellow.

Monday, April 5, 2010

Sher Khan(my new story).




CHARATCERS

BILLI MAUSI------------------------------------------CAT

TUN TUN BAHAN-----------------------------------SHEEP

LOMDI BAHAN--------------------------------------FOX

Bhao-bhao bhai----------------------------------Dog

TAZEEM-----------------------------------------friends of animal

AAMIR-----------------------------------------FRIEND OF TAZEEM

TABINDA------------------------------------- FRIEND OF TAZEEM

AMNA----------------------------------------- FRIEND OF TAZEEM

SAIMA---------------------------------------- FRIEND OF TAZEEM

SHER KHAN--------------------------------THE KING OF JUNGLE




In This Story There 9 characters and 1 villian.This story is about the life the forest and the villiage which is near the forest.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

About Sultan Arif Bhaiya

SULTAN ARIF BHAIYA
Sultan Arif Bhaiya is Qutub-e-Waqt.his father was Hazrat Danish Ali Miyan Sahab.Bhaiya is from Majgawan Sharif.he was not slept from40 nights and days.everyone come to his house like lalu prasad and e.t.c.when i meet with he said "tazeem aur kya haal chaal chal rahe hain?kaun si class mein ho?.he give me Rs.100.i am scared but my mom and dad said that tazeem daro mat yeh allah ke wali(friend of God) hain lelo ise paise samajh kar mat lena balke ise ek gift samajh ke lena jo allah ki taraf se tumhein diya jaa raha hai.







Tuesday, February 23, 2010



MOMIN my neighbour





it'S ME

SAGE (SHRINE ACTION GROUP OF EDUCATION)




SHRINE ACTION GROUP OF EDUCTION
Provoke your language, Promote your language

Mushairas are the socio-cultural reflection of imitates of Urdu language. Urdu has become the popular language of the country through Mushairas. This is also true that it is the important medium of spreading and promoting Urdu language. But it has been observed that nowadays Mushairas have lost their values. It is commodified by professional poets and T.V channels as they telecast them only for economic benefits. The question now arises that is the Urdu knowing people not answerable for the declining the value of real Mushairas? Each and every Urdu scholar, poet have consensus that Mushairas are responsible for the decline of Urdu language and literature, but on the contrary neither any individual nor organization/institution have attempt to take any initiative to solve the issue. Therefore we (SAGE) have taken an initiative to make people familiar with the real Mushaira by organizing BAZM-E-SUKHAN. This is an effort to bring glorification and add real value to the mushairas. SAGE (Shrine Action Group of Education) cordially invites you to the program BAZM-E-SUKHAN and hope you enjoy.

Poets:
Dr.Muzaffar Hanfi
Mr.Makhmoor Saeedi
Mr.Farhat Ehsaas
Mr.Fasih Akmal
Dr.Shehpar Rasool
Mr.Chandra Bhaan Khayaal
Miss.Iffaz Zarree’n
Mr.Raoof Raza
Mr.Ahmed Mehfooz
Mr.Shams Ramzi
Mr.Muneer Hamdam
Mr.Shakeel Jamaali
Mr.Shakeel Shamsi
Mr.Javed Qamar
Mr.Nusrat Zaheer
Mr.Moeen Shadab
Mr.Irfan Ahmed
Mr.Naumaan Shauq
Mr.Shahid Anwar
Mr.Sayyed Tasneef Haidar

Chief Guests:

Mr.Shams-ul-haq Usmaani, HOD Urdu department, Jamia Millia Islamia
Mr.Shareef-ul-hasan Naqvi, Vice. Chairman Urdu Academy, Delhi.
Mr.Anjum Usmani, Producer Urdu Programme, Doordarshan.
Mr.Rahul Dev, CEO, CNEB News Channel.
Mr.Fazl-ur-Rehman, MD Drasis Group of companies, Chennai.

Venue:
Committee Room, Nehru House, Ansari Auditorium, Jamia Millia Islamia. New Delhi.

Governing body:
Syed Faizan Ali
(President)
09718139390

Rizvi Shahbaz
(Vice.President)
09891611684

Nadeem Ahmed
(General Secretary)
09911846461

Gaurav Mishra
(Joint Secretary)
09213277966

Mohd Waseem Siddiqui
(Treasurer)
09212239239

Monday, February 22, 2010

Saturday, February 20, 2010


THIS WASEEM BHAI
HI,see my family

save our tigers

Please save our tigers because from around 40,000 they are just 1411 tigers are left in india.if someone eat tiger here is noone eat tiger.i know that his skin is help in many work.many hunters kill tigers for hunters trophies,like-George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston and a woman

in British India, 1903.stop hunting them please...........