Here is an interesting Fatwa for the people living on the higher floors will have delay their iftar by a few minutes. They can always go down to break their fast if they feeling hungry!!!
DUBAI: Muslims living in the world's tallest tower will have to wait even longer to break their fast during the holy month of Ramadan.
In a fatwa released over the weekend, the Grand Mufti of Dubai called upon Muslims living in skyscrapers, particularly those in ... Read More
Posted By phw On Monday, August 8th 2011 In General, Islam, Miscellaneous, Places, World | Tags: burj khalifa muslims break fast later, fasting time in burj khalifa, longer fast for high floors |
Here is an interesting Fatwa for the people living on the higher floors will have delay their iftar by a few minutes. They can always go down to break their fast if they feeling hungry!!!
DUBAI: Muslims living in the world's tallest tower will have to wait even longer to break their fast during the holy month of Ramadan.
In a fatwa released over the weekend, the Grand Mufti of Dubai called upon Muslims living in skyscrapers, particularly those in ... Read More
Posted By phw On Wednesday, December 8th 2010 In General, Life in Islamabad, Miscellaneous, Pakistan, Pictures, Places, Urdu Poetry | Tags: autumn in islamabad, colours of autumn, islamabad, khizaan ki shairi, mohsin Ahsaan, urdu ghazal, Urdu Poetry, urdu shairi |
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. ~Albert Camus
As the wind quietly changed, a slight chill has settled into its folds signalling that winter is waiting to creep upon us. Preparation of winter begins as our scenery changes colours! Summer trees are showing all shades of red, orange, yellow and brown. Its like our streets have changed costumes and this change is very pleasant as autumn is the perfect pause between the opposing miseries of ... Read More
Posted By phw On Saturday, June 12th 2010 In General, Kids, Life in Islamabad, Pakistan, Pictures, Places | Tags: anti-litter drive, cda, F6 supermarket, golden jubilee islamabad, Imtiaz Inayat Elahi, islamabad the beautiful, Pakistan, pakistanihousewife |
Every morning I see tens of workers cleaning the streets of Islamabad but the sad part is when these people have a holiday on Sunday our streets are littered in one day. It says a lot about the general attitude of people. We think it is others duty to clean and we have a right to throw litter where ever we want to.
Anti-littering drive has started in Islamabad for celebrating the golden jubilee of our capital city. CDA chairman, Imtiaz ... Read More
Posted By phw On Thursday, May 27th 2010 In General, Life in Islamabad, Pakistan, Places | Tags: CDA fire fighters, cda helicopters, fir on margalla hills, hunza, islamabad, margalla hills, pakistanihousewife |
Margalla Hills are a permanent part of our lives, the residents of Islamabad. They just stand in the background and add to the federal capital’s charm. For nature lovers, like me, they are 'a thing of beauty’ which is ‘a joy forever’.
Yesterday while driving my kids back from school I saw clouds of smoke emerging from the hills. It is sad to see these beautiful hills on fire every year. A little match stick can do the trick or maybe ... Read More
Posted By phw On Friday, January 22nd 2010 In General, Places, Urdu Poetry | Tags: Ibne Insha, inshaji utho ab, Urdu Poetry, urdu shairi, ustaad amanat ali khan |
There are times when you really feel Insha ji wrote this lovely poem for you...
And who can sing it better than late Ustaad Amanat Ali Khan! This is a master piece by him and no one can sing it like him....
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_CZYJHcBTM ... Read More
Posted By phw On Monday, January 4th 2010 In General, News, Places, World | Tags: burj dubai, burj khalifa, dubai skyscraper, tallest building in the world |
Another concrete wonder has emerged on the earth's surface which will be inaugurated today on 4th of jan. 2010. This 160 storey structure which is around 800 metres tall will officially be opened by the Ruler of Dubai with fireworks display and light show in a celebration that also marks four years since his ascension to power.
When I visited Dubai as a child decades ago, it was a sleepy fishing village with a very few 4-5 storey buildings. Looking at ... Read More
Posted By phw On Saturday, August 15th 2009 In General, Places, SciTech | Tags: dubai skyscraper, dubai towers, twirling towers dubai |
This is a unique structure to be build in Dubai. We wish our homes to stay at one place and this building has moving floors! I would love to witness this building and also to experience the inside feel. I have been to rotating resturaunts, lets see if it is different!
David Fisher has designed a wind-powered rotating skyscraper & what's unbelievable is the claim that the tower can power itself besides ten other similar sized buildings.
Although the technical details of ... Read More
Posted By phw On Saturday, August 1st 2009 In Independence Celebrations 2009, Pakistan, Pictures, Places | Tags: pakistan independence, sakardu, Satpara lake, shogran himalayas pakistan |
Today is 1st August and this months is very special for me because 14th August is the Independence Day of my beloved, Pakistan!
I am sharing 2 beautiful snapshots of Pakistan below which are just a glimpse of the beauty and splendor of our homeland.
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Posted By phw On Wednesday, May 6th 2009 In Pakistan, Places | Tags: jhika gali, muree expressway, northern pakistan, pakistan hill stations |
Sunday afternoon when it was raining in Islamabad we went on an adventure trip to explore "expressway". This is a relatively new alternate road to Murree, also called "Jhikagali" or "Malka-e-kohsar".
Driving becomes relatively difficult on a rainy day and that too if we are heading for steep slopes! Our journey started with amazement because the road looked wide and brilliant. But as we reached closer to Murree it became a zigzag road with dangerous turns. The surroundings were scenic and ... Read More
Posted By phw On Tuesday, April 21st 2009 In Places, World | Tags: China daily, cultural heritage, great wall of china, world heritage |
BEIJING: The most comprehensive and technologically advanced survey of China’s Great Wall has discovered the ancient monument is much longer than previously estimated, state media reported Monday. Government mapping study uncovered new sections totalling about 180 miles, according to a report posted on the website of the country's national mapping agency.
However the project has also shown the World Heritage-listed site is in danger of disappearing in many places due to road construction and other forms of development, as well as ... Read More








