old kabul

[abubaker]

even though they are available for free from Afghan photos website i thought it a good idea to put them all in one thread for every ones ease of access



































info regarding each photo coming up after tarawih

[Laila]

Wow, Kabul was such a beautiful city.

They have these photos in postcards in Kabul.

[Feroza_Banu]

i feel like crying.

[abubaker]

looks like a paradise on earth doesn't it, not that i look at any differently regardless

[Feroza_Banu]

^the early morning breeze of kabul still gives a feeling of being in paradise...

the water from paghman still tastes like it came from paradise...

i have never in my life tasted such sweet water - i think i lived off of water when i was there

they destroyed our watan - our kabul jan.

[abubaker]

inshallah we will build it again better then ever before

paghmans water is best ever, there was a guy who wanted change houses with because of our house had water coming from paghman, an he was serious about it as well

[amna.]

Wow Abubaker thank you so much for sharing

[Dawezai]

Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos of Kabul, Abu Bakar. I will share some new ones.

[abubaker]

Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos of Kabul, Abu Bakar. I will share some new ones.

feel free to share some more

btw are those char maghs and badam

[Dawezai]

Baagh-e-Baala, Kabul.

[Dawezai]

btw are those char maghs and badam

Yes, they are.

[abubaker]

old paghman

[Zarawar]

We have our own Wardak community in Qargha.
Away from the main road, we are far from all the drunks, illegal dating and all the foreigners wanting to party. It's over-rated, anything that breaths flocks to Paghman on fridays, hundreds of cars, back to back, block the Charah-e-Qambar and Khoshal Khan mena road. The traffic jams and pollution (gardona, dorey) gets annoying
Yow hal wee, yow badbakhti wee, and then all these young guys singing, clapping and dancing in their cars. It's a sad view when you see all these cars packed with groceries and picnic material, young men and women packed in their cars passing through the refugee camps where all the Pashtun refugees from the south have sheltered. They have barely food to eat, while the road gets packed with joy, loud music, drunk people shouting and all the pleasure you can imagine. No wonder Afghanistan is in such a condition, imagine all these people not going to paghman one weekend and instead donating all that money to the refugees living on Paghman road. They are poorly built mud homes that shelter thousands of refugees that have fled the coalition forces bombing in the south.
Following is the video of the camps I'm talking about :
YouTube - Rethink Afghanistan War (Part 4): Civilian Casualties

[abubaker]

i tried go inside the building in bagh e bala thinking it was masjid, but it turned out to me a mausoleum of some sort

still nice place to hang around

[abubaker]

We have our own Wardak community in Qargha.
Away from the main road, we are far from all the drunks, illegal dating and all the foreigners wanting to party. It's over-rated, anything that breaths flocks to Paghman on fridays, hundreds of cars, back to back, block the Charah-e-Qambar and Khoshal Khan mena road. The traffic jams and pollution (gardona, dorey) gets annoying
Yow hal wee, yow badbakhti wee, and then all these young guys singing, clapping and dancing in their cars. It's a sad view when you see all these cars packed with groceries and picnic material, young men and women packed in their cars passing through the refugee camps where all the Pashtun refugees from the south have sheltered. They have barely food to eat, while the road gets packed with joy, loud music, drunk people shouting and all the pleasure you can imagine. No wonder Afghanistan is in such a condition, imagine all these people not going to paghman one weekend and instead donating all that money to the refugees living on Paghman road. They are poorly built mud homes that shelter thousands of refugees that have fled the coalition forces bombing in the south.
Following is the video of the camps I'm talking about :
YouTube - Rethink Afghanistan War (Part 4): Civilian Casualties

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