Hello Dear Nasim
how re u ?
i hope you re doing well by your way
i think today you most to write someting better for Our natione
Hi Nasim,
great pictures of Buzkashi. Have you heard of Demotix? It is a citizen based journalism site that I think will be perfect for you.
You should have a look:
http://www.demotix.com/
Speak soon. All the best.
Wais.
Hi Nasim,
Nice to read you again. And great that you write about Buzkashi. I was always fascinated by this sport, when I read about it in French horse riding magazines, back in the 80's.
Salaam Nasim Jaan,
Great blog. Keep up the great work. If I may, Buz-kashi translates to 'Goat pulling' not 'Goat grabbing' as you've written.
Regards,
Aysha
btw...feel free to ask for help if you'd like someone who has studied English to give you help with English grammer before posting. I'd be happy to help with whatever my schedule permits. Help or no help, you're doing a great job.
Wasalaam
Buzkash is a nothern afghan game. Hzaras and Uzbek people have brought them from turki nad mogolia
What is the difference between Tudabarai and Qarajai?
Thank you
and I pray for peace in your land
Forty years ago this month I saw Buzkashi played at Bagram (?) field in honour of the Russian premier Kosygin. Can you tell me if it's still played?
The only news we get in Britain is of fighting in the south, where I don't think Buzkashi is/was played.
Hallo Nasim,
I visited the Buzkashi at Bagrami Fields on 14th of october 1971, King Daud was there and with interest,pleasure and a lot of emotion we watched this event, which was so strange for me and my german fried.
We spent three weeks in Afghanistan on the Hippie-Trail to india and had a lot of very good experiences in your country.
We know your people as very helpful, tolerant, proud and interested in our live.
So I feel a lot of pain to see your country in a war-situation since 1979.
I wish you the best and a peaceful future for your wonderful country and it's people.
Manfred
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