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_atc-judge-abul-hasnat-zulqarnain-accused-of-misconduct.webp "ATC judge Abul Hasnat Zulqarnain accused of misconduct")
_maulana-abul-kalam-azad-1888-1958.webp "Ishtiaq Ahmed")
_abul-kalam-azad-nai-jinnah-kai-mazar-per-hazri-kiyun-dei-124-googly-news-tv.webp "Googly News TV")
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_creating-aachen-03-11-21.webp "Sales info: original (if not sold), prints & printable visit my website:<br/><br/>Website link: https://corneakkers.com/2021/11/03/aachen-03-11-21<br/>Printable: https://corneakkers.com/product/printable-aachen-03-11-21/<br/><br/>Visiting Albrecht Dürer<br/><br/>Sunday last October 17th in Aachen my parents and I visised the once-in-a-lifetime exhibition of Albrecht Dürer and contemporaries. Crime scene: Suermondt-Ludwig Museum at Aachen, Germany. Aachen always is a enchanting place to visit with its Aachener Printen and of course to follow Charlemagne’s footsteps. They are scattered all over the place and imprinted in the Aachener Dom and the Aachen Cathedral Treasury (Domschatzkammer). When in Aachen I never went to the very museum before. It resides at the outskirts of the old centre and it is not a logical place to visit except for special exhibitions. And so there was one! Never before were there so many of his works in one place after he died. Do you want to know a secret? I was a little bit jealous of his drawing skills. How was he able to draw such thin lines?<br/><br/>Aachener Dom<br/><br/>Before visiting the museum we went for a little stroll around the cathedral, also not to miss out on those Printen! Walking full circle there it presented itself: a lovely side view I remembered from earlier trips in 1991 and 2004. Dürer’s works still messing with my head I recalled he did a drawing of the cathedral too (in 1520) I could see from his drawing he held a higher vantage point and farther away. The fun part is it looks exactly the same 500 years ago as it still stands today. There was a bigger tower on the Palatine Chapel though.<br/><br/>Artistic Approach<br/><br/>Surely I had to do my best because, compared to Dürer’s works, I have broad shoulders to stand on. Studying his very drawing I saw he had a rather linear approach. That is where I could beat him at his game. He did not know anyting about impressionism and so I rendered my graphite pencil drawing in this style. It is a perfect way to suggest lots of details without actually having to depict them. Throwing in details is a precarious matter anyway and easily leads to a messy impression. The sun was just above the cathedral’s nave and so the mass of the architecture appeared dusky anyway. It was perfect for my impressionistic aim.<br/><br/>The Suggestion of Lots of Details<br/><br/>With the refined graphite pencil techniques of Geesje Kwak – 08-10-21 still in my fingers this one was not very difficult. It took a lot of time though. Many people would think drawing all those details takes pain staking skills. Actually it is the absence of details and only the suggestion of them that is difficult. What is need is a subtle draftswork in order to keep an even tonality all across the building structure. That takes time and muscle control.<br/><br/>Abul-Abbas<br/><br/>Low and Behold! On the actual square in front of the cathedral I thought I saw Abul-Abbas, Charlemagne’s elephant for a moment. What I liked about those Germans the most is that they worship their Elephant God.")
_original-speech-maulana-abul-kalam-azad-predicted-pakistan-future-before-pakistan-created.webp "MITHUN")
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_muslims-pakistan-124-maulana-abul-kalam-azad-124-e02.webp "Rohit Upadhyay")
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_khalifa-umar-ibn-al-khattab.webp "The exact date of the birth of Umar is not known. The concensus of opinion, however, is that Umar was born at Mecca around 580 A.D He was younger than the Holy Prophet of Islam by about ten years.<br/><br/>Umar belonged to the Adi clan of the Quraish. It was one of the ten clans of the Quraish who inhabited Mecca.<br/><br/>The pedigree of Umar was: Umar the son of Khattab; the son of Nufail; the son of Abul Uzza; the son of Riza; the son of Ribah; the son of Qurat; the son of Adi; the son of Katb.<br/><br/>The pedigree of the Holy Prophet was: Muhammad (peace be on him) the son of Abdullah; the son of Abdul Muttalib; the son of Hashim; the son of Abd Munaf; the son of Qussay; the son of Kulab; the son of Ka'b.<br/><br/>In the case of Abu Bakr and the Holy Prophet, Murrah in the eighth degree was their common ancestor. In the case of the Holy Prophet and Umar, Ka'b in the ninth degree was their common ancestor.<br/><br/>Among Umar's ancestors, Adi rose to prominence as a diplomat, and the clan came to be known after him. Whenever the Quraish of the day had to negotiate any settlement with any other tribe, Adi represented the interests of the Quraish as an ambassador. Even in the case of disputes among the Quraish themselves, Adi acted as the arbitrator. After the death of Adi the two offices of diplomatic representation and arbitration became hereditary in his descendants.<br/><br/>Umar's grandfather Nufail arbitrated in a dispute between Abdul Muttalib, the grandfather of the Holy Prophet and Harab bin Umayyah over the custodianship of the Ka'bah. Nufail gave his verdict in favour of Abdul Muttalib. Addressing Harab bin Umayyah he said:<br/><br/>\")
_naqsh-e-azad-124124-a-documentary-on-maulana-abul-kalam-azad.webp "IMC MANUU")
_visit-to-grave-of-maulana-abul-kalam-azad.webp "Umar's Studio")
_maulana-abul-kalam-azad-funeral-on-22-feb-1958.webp "MAFESA")
_maulana-abul-kalam-azad-the-man-who-knew-the-future-of-pakistan-on-geo-khabar-nak.webp "Usama Ahmad")
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_124-124-dr-abul-kalam-azad-bashar-124.webp "Tafsir TV Dhaka")
রমজান মাসের ফজিলত ও করনীয় আমল | ড আবুল কালাম আজাদ বাশার | Dr Abul kalam azad bashar | রমজানের ওয়াজ
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