Re: Tragic Losses To Our Shared Human Heritage
phr apne sary questions k answers google se le lay 
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If I started this thread, main itni mehnat kar leta.. sare sawalon ke jawab dhoond lata… ab ye aap ki duty hai
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mei ap ko yeah responsibility deti hun search kary n humay bhi batai
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sust log 
Aristotle’s last words were : maine bhindi nahin khani
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last words:
"Nature makes nothing in vain."
--Aristotle
"Tell my friends and colleagues that I have not yielded or done anything unworthy of philosophy."
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What was Islamic behind Bamyan Buddha? just asking for knowledge.
I didn't get your question, Buddhas being Islamic or their destruction?
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I didn't get your question, Buddhas being Islamic or their destruction?
There is nothing Islamic in such destruction, though many would consider it Islamic.
I was talking of the statement: Placed at a crucial waypoint next to the fabled Silk trading route, *these cultural landmarks were a testimony to the exchanging of Indian, Roman, Hellenistic and Islamic ideas for hundreds of years. *
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^ nothing Islamic or roman in that. Maybe he meant that the silk route has been a source of all these varied cultures in the region.
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who destroyed it?
Destroyed under the orders of Emperor Titus in 77 AD and jews were expelled, it took them 2000 years to reclaim the holy land, they got it in year 1973. It is wonderful city, full of history. I love this city, as eternal as my delhi :)
What was Islamic behind Bamyan Buddha? just asking for knowledge.
I didn't get your question, Buddhas being Islamic or their destruction?
There is nothing Islamic in such destruction, though many would consider it Islamic.
I was talking of the statement: Placed at a crucial waypoint next to the fabled Silk trading route, *these cultural landmarks were a testimony to the exchanging of Indian, Roman, Hellenistic and Islamic ideas for hundreds of years. *
^ nothing Islamic or roman in that. Maybe he meant that the silk route has been a source of all these varied cultures in the region.
probably Writer meant about all religions that existed in this region, Hinduism, Alexander's governers and Islam. It is said that Pathans were Buddhist before Islam came and they had made this idols, well Buddhism is very weak in India, but stronger all around India :D