• Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz is one of Iran’s most unforgettable architectural treasures.

    Its stained-glass windows fill the interior with layers of red, blue, green and gold, while the detailed tilework and elegant arches create a truly unique atmosphere.

    Often called the Pink Mosque, it is especially famous for the way morning sunlight transforms the prayer hall into a colorful work of art.

    #Iran #Shiraz #NasirAlMulkMosque
    Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz is one of Iran’s most unforgettable architectural treasures. 🇮🇷✨ Its stained-glass windows fill the interior with layers of red, blue, green and gold, while the detailed tilework and elegant arches create a truly unique atmosphere. 🌈🕌 Often called the Pink Mosque, it is especially famous for the way morning sunlight transforms the prayer hall into a colorful work of art. ❤️ #Iran #Shiraz #NasirAlMulkMosque
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  • HARRAN: WHERE HISTORY LIVES BENEATH THE DOMES!

    Harran, Şanlıurfa, Türkiye… A timeless land of history and culture.

    With thousands of years of history, distinctive architecture, and a rich cultural heritage, Harran is one of the most remarkable historical settlements in Anatolia. Its iconic domed beehive houses are not only architectural wonders but also precious reminders of the region’s deep-rooted history and traditions.

    Where Earth, Stone, and History Come Together!

    With their distinctive cone-shaped domes, Harran’s traditional houses stand out as remarkable examples of vernacular architecture. Built using traditional materials such as brick and mudbrick, these unique structures were designed to adapt to the region’s climate. Their architectural features help keep interiors cooler during the hot summer months, reflecting the ingenuity of generations who learned to live in harmony with nature.

    Every Dome Tells a Story, Every Wall Preserves a Memory…

    Harran’s historic houses are much more than places to live. They represent the region’s traditional lifestyle, cultural identity, and architectural heritage, carrying the traces of the past into the present. With their timeless character, these extraordinary structures connect generations and offer visitors a glimpse into another era.

    An Unforgettable Destination for History and Culture Lovers!

    With its historic streets, earthy textures, and distinctive domes rising toward the sky, Harran offers a truly unique atmosphere for photographers, travelers, and cultural explorers. Every corner reveals a different perspective, showcasing the remarkable cultural richness of Şanlıurfa.

    Harran’s beehive houses are a legacy of the past, a treasure of the present, and a heritage worth preserving for future generations.

    Discovering our history, protecting our cultural heritage, and passing it on to future generations is a shared responsibility. Because some structures are far more than bricks and earth; they are the memory of a civilization, the identity of a region, and a living story connecting the past to the future.

    Harran | Şanlıurfa, Türkiye
    Following the footsteps of history, discovering the heart of culture.

    #Şanlıurfa #Harran #HarranHouses #BeehiveHouses #HistoricHeritage #CulturalHeritage #AnatolianArchitecture #DiscoverTürkiye #HistoryAndCulture #TravelTürkiye #ExploreTheWorld #HiddenGems
    🏛️ HARRAN: WHERE HISTORY LIVES BENEATH THE DOMES! 🌍✨ 📍 Harran, Şanlıurfa, Türkiye… A timeless land of history and culture. With thousands of years of history, distinctive architecture, and a rich cultural heritage, Harran is one of the most remarkable historical settlements in Anatolia. Its iconic domed beehive houses are not only architectural wonders but also precious reminders of the region’s deep-rooted history and traditions. 🏺🏡 🧱 Where Earth, Stone, and History Come Together! With their distinctive cone-shaped domes, Harran’s traditional houses stand out as remarkable examples of vernacular architecture. Built using traditional materials such as brick and mudbrick, these unique structures were designed to adapt to the region’s climate. Their architectural features help keep interiors cooler during the hot summer months, reflecting the ingenuity of generations who learned to live in harmony with nature. 🌿 Every Dome Tells a Story, Every Wall Preserves a Memory… Harran’s historic houses are much more than places to live. They represent the region’s traditional lifestyle, cultural identity, and architectural heritage, carrying the traces of the past into the present. With their timeless character, these extraordinary structures connect generations and offer visitors a glimpse into another era. 📸 An Unforgettable Destination for History and Culture Lovers! With its historic streets, earthy textures, and distinctive domes rising toward the sky, Harran offers a truly unique atmosphere for photographers, travelers, and cultural explorers. Every corner reveals a different perspective, showcasing the remarkable cultural richness of Şanlıurfa. ✨ Harran’s beehive houses are a legacy of the past, a treasure of the present, and a heritage worth preserving for future generations. Discovering our history, protecting our cultural heritage, and passing it on to future generations is a shared responsibility. Because some structures are far more than bricks and earth; they are the memory of a civilization, the identity of a region, and a living story connecting the past to the future. ❤️🌍 📍 Harran | Şanlıurfa, Türkiye 🏛️ Following the footsteps of history, discovering the heart of culture. #Şanlıurfa #Harran #HarranHouses #BeehiveHouses #HistoricHeritage #CulturalHeritage #AnatolianArchitecture #DiscoverTürkiye #HistoryAndCulture #TravelTürkiye #ExploreTheWorld #HiddenGems
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  • Happy Islamic new year-
    Alhamdulillah 1447
    O Allah, bring this year upon us with security and faith, safety and Islam, Your pleasure, and protection from Shaytan.
    Happy Islamic new year-🤍🌺 Alhamdulillah 1447 O Allah, bring this year upon us with security and faith, safety and Islam, Your pleasure, and protection from Shaytan.
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  • Welcome to Istanbul: The City Between Two Continents!
    Did you know Istanbul is the only city in the world that spans both Europe and Asia? This magical Turkish metropolis is a living museum of history, culture, and modern life—all in one breathtaking place!

    Quick Facts:

    • Location: Northwest Turkey, along the Bosphorus Strait
    • Area: ~5,343 km²
    • Population: 15+ million (Turkey’s largest city!)
    • Language: Turkish
    • Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY)

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    Must-See Highlights:

    • Historic Icons: Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Galata Tower, Roman Hippodrome
    • UNESCO Site: The Historic Areas of Istanbul (Byzantine + Ottoman treasures)
    • Bridges That Connect Continents: Bosphorus Bridge & Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge
    • Famous Bazaars: Grand Bazaar & Spice Bazaar – centuries of shopping history!
    • Unique Transport: Ferry rides between continents, nostalgic trams, funiculars

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    Tastes of Istanbul:

    Kebab, köfte, simit (sesame bread ring), meze plates, sweet baklava, and of course—Turkish tea in tulip-shaped glasses!

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    Fun Fact:

    Istanbul was once known as Byzantium and Constantinople, serving as capital of 3 great empires: Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman!

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    Istanbul isn’t just a city—it’s an experience that connects history and the future!

    #Istanbul #VisitTurkey #CityOfTwoContinents #Bosphorus #TurkishCulture #TravelGoals #AmazingWorldGeography
    🇹🇷✨ Welcome to Istanbul: The City Between Two Continents! Did you know Istanbul is the only city in the world that spans both Europe and Asia? This magical Turkish metropolis is a living museum of history, culture, and modern life—all in one breathtaking place! 🌍 Quick Facts: • Location: Northwest Turkey, along the Bosphorus Strait • Area: ~5,343 km² • Population: 15+ million (Turkey’s largest city!) • Language: Turkish • Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY) ⸻ 🕌 Must-See Highlights: • Historic Icons: Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Galata Tower, Roman Hippodrome • UNESCO Site: The Historic Areas of Istanbul (Byzantine + Ottoman treasures) • Bridges That Connect Continents: Bosphorus Bridge & Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge • Famous Bazaars: Grand Bazaar & Spice Bazaar – centuries of shopping history! • Unique Transport: Ferry rides between continents, nostalgic trams, funiculars ⸻ 🍽️ Tastes of Istanbul: Kebab, köfte, simit (sesame bread ring), meze plates, sweet baklava, and of course—Turkish tea in tulip-shaped glasses! ⸻ 🔍 Fun Fact: Istanbul was once known as Byzantium and Constantinople, serving as capital of 3 great empires: Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman! ⸻ Istanbul isn’t just a city—it’s an experience that connects history and the future! #Istanbul #VisitTurkey #CityOfTwoContinents #Bosphorus #TurkishCulture #TravelGoals #AmazingWorldGeography
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  • AŞURE TARİFİ İÇİN MALZEMELER
    - 700 gram buğday
    - 2 su bardağı nohut
    - 2 su bardağı fasulye
    - 1 su bardağı kuru üzüm
    - 200 gram kuru incir
    - 200 gram kuru kayısı
    - 3,5 su bardağı şeker
    - Bir fiske tuz
    - 2 litre su
    SÜSLEMEK İÇİN:
    - 1 adet nar
    - 3 yemek kaşığı kuş üzümü
    - 2 yemek kaşığı tarçın
    - 1 su bardağı fındık
    - 1 su bardağı ceviz
    HAZIRLANIŞI
    Buğday, nohut ve fasulye bir gece önceden ıslanır. Ardından tencereye alınırlar ve yumuşayana kadar kaynatılırlar. Kuru incir ve kuru kayısı doğranır. İncirin aşureyi karartması ve çekirdeklerinin dağılmaması için içi yıkanabilir. Bakliyatlar yumuşayınca içine doğranmış incir, kayısı, üzüm ve şekeri de atılarak 10 dakika kadar daha kaynatılır. Ocaktan alınan aşure, kaselere doldurulur. Soğuduğu zaman üzeri nar, kuş üzümü, fındık ve cevizle süslenir. Afiyet olsun
    AŞURE TARİFİ İÇİN MALZEMELER - 700 gram buğday - 2 su bardağı nohut - 2 su bardağı fasulye - 1 su bardağı kuru üzüm - 200 gram kuru incir - 200 gram kuru kayısı - 3,5 su bardağı şeker - Bir fiske tuz - 2 litre su SÜSLEMEK İÇİN: - 1 adet nar - 3 yemek kaşığı kuş üzümü - 2 yemek kaşığı tarçın - 1 su bardağı fındık - 1 su bardağı ceviz HAZIRLANIŞI Buğday, nohut ve fasulye bir gece önceden ıslanır. Ardından tencereye alınırlar ve yumuşayana kadar kaynatılırlar. Kuru incir ve kuru kayısı doğranır. İncirin aşureyi karartması ve çekirdeklerinin dağılmaması için içi yıkanabilir. Bakliyatlar yumuşayınca içine doğranmış incir, kayısı, üzüm ve şekeri de atılarak 10 dakika kadar daha kaynatılır. Ocaktan alınan aşure, kaselere doldurulur. Soğuduğu zaman üzeri nar, kuş üzümü, fındık ve cevizle süslenir. Afiyet olsun
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  • One of the culinary treasures of Gaziantep is undoubtedly the dried peppers and eggplants. This method has been intertwined with the warm sun of Nizip for years, offering us the most natural essence of flavor. From here, the journey of dried peppers and eggplants to Anatolian and World cuisine begins...

    Discover Gaziantep: www.tasteatlas.com/gaziantep

    Photos: @livesinturkiye
    One of the culinary treasures of Gaziantep 🇹🇷 is undoubtedly the dried peppers and eggplants. This method has been intertwined with the warm sun of Nizip for years, offering us the most natural essence of flavor. From here, the journey of dried peppers and eggplants to Anatolian and World cuisine begins... Discover Gaziantep: www.tasteatlas.com/gaziantep Photos: @livesinturkiye
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  • At least 35,000 people have been killed by Israel in its war on Palestine’s Gaza since last October.

    Seventy percent of them have been babies, children and women, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

    Many thousands of others are still missing, presumed to be dead under the rubble of Gaza.

    According to the United Nations, Israel’s ongoing bombardment of Gaza has internally displaced 85% of the territory’s population. The enclave is also suffering from acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine – a direct result of Israel’s crippling blockade on the besieged territory – with 60% of Gaza’s infrastructure damaged or destroyed.

    Israel stands accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice. An interim ruling in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop genocidal acts and take measures to guarantee that humanitarian assistance is provided to civilians in Gaza.
    At least 35,000 people have been killed by Israel in its war on Palestine’s Gaza since last October. Seventy percent of them have been babies, children and women, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Many thousands of others are still missing, presumed to be dead under the rubble of Gaza. According to the United Nations, Israel’s ongoing bombardment of Gaza has internally displaced 85% of the territory’s population. The enclave is also suffering from acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine – a direct result of Israel’s crippling blockade on the besieged territory – with 60% of Gaza’s infrastructure damaged or destroyed. Israel stands accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice. An interim ruling in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop genocidal acts and take measures to guarantee that humanitarian assistance is provided to civilians in Gaza.
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  • The Venice of the Middle East: Iraq.

    Floating Houses and the Story of Treasure in the Marshes Region Ahvar in southern Iraq; Ahvar is the region where communities called Ma’dan and Swamp Arabs live.

    This region, which is said to date back 5 thousand years, is also known as the “Garden of Paradise”. The region, which is defined as the Venice of the Middle East, is the place referred to by some as the “Garden of Eden” in the Bible.

    The architectural wonders of the floating houses in the region are called “Mudhif”.
    However, the region has come to the point of extinction due to the political conflicts.

    Located at the meeting point of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, the Marshes Region is the largest in the Middle East.
    The floating houses, built on a platform without nails, boards and glass, are made of mud and reed.

    This construction technique, which has been used for thousands of years by the people living in the region, is on the verge of extinction today.
    The people in the region, which is in danger of extinction due to the drying policy, had to migrate.
    The Venice of the Middle East: Iraq. Floating Houses and the Story of Treasure in the Marshes Region Ahvar in southern Iraq; Ahvar is the region where communities called Ma’dan and Swamp Arabs live. This region, which is said to date back 5 thousand years, is also known as the “Garden of Paradise”. The region, which is defined as the Venice of the Middle East, is the place referred to by some as the “Garden of Eden” in the Bible. The architectural wonders of the floating houses in the region are called “Mudhif”. However, the region has come to the point of extinction due to the political conflicts. Located at the meeting point of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, the Marshes Region is the largest in the Middle East. The floating houses, built on a platform without nails, boards and glass, are made of mud and reed. This construction technique, which has been used for thousands of years by the people living in the region, is on the verge of extinction today. The people in the region, which is in danger of extinction due to the drying policy, had to migrate.
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  • الزكاة هي حق الأخوة النابع من القلب بهدف كسب رضى الله
    #KardeşliğimizZekatlaBereketlensin
    يمكنكم التبرع عن طريق زيارة موقعنا bagis.tdv.org
    Zakat is the brotherly duty paid from the heart to earn the pleasure of our Almighty #LetsEnrichOurBrotherhoodByZakat
    الزكاة هي حق الأخوة النابع من القلب بهدف كسب رضى الله #KardeşliğimizZekatlaBereketlensin يمكنكم التبرع عن طريق زيارة موقعنا bagis.tdv.org Zakat is the brotherly duty paid from the heart to earn the pleasure of our Almighty #LetsEnrichOurBrotherhoodByZakat
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  • Malé, Capital City of Maldives

    The City's area is estimated as 8.3 Sq.KMs; that's about 830 Hectares

    Simply, if the City was a perfect Square, it would measure 2.9 KMs in length (and width)

    Despite its small size in area, the City is home to 211,908 people; and hence,

    It's population density is estimated as 25,421 Sq.KMs,

    It's the world's most densely populated Capital City

    Now, if the Word was to live as dense as Malé, then the entire global population can fit in Zimbabwe

    The City doesn't have a mountain, and it's highest elevation is estimated as 2.4 Meters above sea level

    Despite its small size, Maldives received nearly 1.9 Million Tourists in 2023, majority being from Russia , India and China

    The country is home to 176 resorts, 809 guesthouses, and 14 hotels, and is attractive to all budgets, with a wide variety of accommodation options
    Malé, Capital City of Maldives 🇲🇻 ▪️The City's area is estimated as 8.3 Sq.KMs; that's about 830 Hectares ▪️Simply, if the City was a perfect Square, it would measure 2.9 KMs in length (and width) ▪️Despite its small size in area, the City is home to 211,908 people; and hence, ▪️It's population density is estimated as 25,421 Sq.KMs, ▪️It's the world's most densely populated Capital City ▪️Now, if the Word was to live as dense as Malé, then the entire global population can fit in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ▪️The City doesn't have a mountain, and it's highest elevation is estimated as 2.4 Meters above sea level ▪️Despite its small size, Maldives 🇲🇻 received nearly 1.9 Million Tourists in 2023, majority being from Russia 🇷🇺, India 🇮🇳 and China 🇨🇳 ▪️The country is home to 176 resorts, 809 guesthouses, and 14 hotels, and is attractive to all budgets, with a wide variety of accommodation options
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