Afghans/Afghanistan

[UmarUmar]

I like this picture


Mischivous kids are so cute.

[Thaumaturge]

they all look like clones of my sister when she was little.

[Amir-e Panj]

She warm her foot with the exhaust.

May God bless the children, the future of tomorrow.

[pashtosanderi]

Sallamoona,
deera manana, deer shaysta aksoona di
Dagha aks mi deer khwash sow


"Tsok chi pa khirono stergo dee watan ta wegoori stergee ba tee webasoo chi dee chaman ta wegoori"

[Nazneen]

Yarn seller, Maimana bazaar. November 2005. Published in Target Magazine, 2006

Girl, Mazar-i-Sharif. May 2007

Scenes from around 10th street, Taimani, Kabul. April 2007.

Village water supply, Kapisa province. December 2007

A little girl collects toys, food, warm clothes supplied by American forces in Wardak province November 11 2009.
Photographer Camilla Fuhr.

Afghan girl , whose hands are colored by henna , is listening music in childrens daytime centre , Kabul , Afghanistan

I loved this girl's face. She reminds me of the Afghan girl from the cover of National Geographic

98 sick after gas attack on Afghan's girl school.

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An Afghan girl at a clinic on Camp Clark, Khowst province, Afghanistan, Dec. 22, 2009.

Photo by Andrew Smith, United States of America.

Children regard US Soldiers hesitantly in the Sabari District of the Khost Province during a routine patrol.

Photo by Andrya Hill, United States of America.

A local man from the Sabari District of Khost Province lays out carpets, rugs, and tapestries for sale at the weekly bazaar.

Photo by Andrya Hill, United States of America.

Afghan children wait to receive basic medical care and clothing on Camp Clark, Khowst province, Afghanistan, Dec. 22, 2009.

Photo by Andrew Smith, United States of America.

A view of Afghanistan as seen from above. This image was taken from a UH-60 Blackhawk helicoptor while flying over Khowst province, Afghanistan, Dec. 13, 2009.

Photo by Andrew Smith, United States of America.

WARDAK PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN – MAY 3: An Afghan girl looks on as U.S soliders of 3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division patrol during a search operation to hunt members of Taliban in Nerkh district of Wardak province in west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, May 3, 2009.(AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

TANGI VALLEY, AFGHANISTAN – APRIL 26: A U.S soldier of 3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division stand guard as afghan boy watch, during a search operation for members of the Taliban in Tangi valley of Wardak province west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, April 26, 2009. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

GOLESTAN, AFGHANISTAN – MARCH 27: Opium poppy and wheat grow in small private plots on March 27, 2009 in Golestan in southwestern Afghanistan. The Taliban often use money from “taxes” on farmers’ opium crops to fund attacks on American forces, according to military officials. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

WARDAK PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN – MAY 1: An Afghan man gives tea to a U.S soliders of 3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division patrol during a search operation to hunt members of Taliban in Nerkh district of Wardak province in west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, May 1, 2009.(AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

[Abaad]

Beautiful
TFS baba & Nazneen

[UmarUmar]

Some pictures of kids from my home town of Zabul.

[Zubin]

Whatever happened to the dry fruits,nuts,pistachio exports that afghanistan was famous for? All replaced by poppy?
But i'm happy the carpet weaving hasnt lost out. Time to revive the traditional afghan goods industry.

[Feroza_Banu]

i dont see any dark afghans in these photos... i dont know why someone in the other thread kept saying afghans look lik sri lankans?

these are pretty fair people in these pictures with colored eyes and very light colored hair.

[Blood..]

i am dark

[Nazneen]

http://api.ning.com/files/rxxUoRnkLU...AfghanGirl.jpg

The story of Sabra, a 20-year-old Afghan interpreter, is all about extraordinary willpower.

NW of Afghanistan, near Mazar. This little girl was watching other children playing. She looked like one of those flowers from Afghan wild steppes.

Afghan Girl in Pol-e Khomri

“With eyes that seem older than her years, this Afghan girl lives near Tora Bora, once home to Osama bin Laden. High in the mountains, the Pashtun tribal region offers many trails that lead to Pakistan. The Pashtun have never recognized the formal border cut through their territory, the ‘Durand line’ drawn by the British diplomat Sir Henry Mortimer Durand in 1893 to separate British India from Afghanistan, and later used as the basis for the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.”

An Afghan girl looks back during assembly in Kabul

Young girl photographed while on a peace-building mission to a remote district in a remote province in Ghor. They are at school in a tent, in the heat.

A young Afghan girl working hard in Shibar Bamian © Afghan Press

A man who lost three bodies from his family in the civil war © Afghan Press

Hazara children in Hazarajat © Afghan Press

Photo by Basir Seerat © Afghan Press

Small boy with his dog has fun in Northern Afghanistan © Afghan Press

Photo by Basir Seerat © Afghan Press

Prayer in Behsood Maidan © Afghan Press

Photo by Basir Seerat © Afghan Press

Boy trying to collect dough from the ground © Afghan Press

Mother with her son making bread in central parts of Hazarajat © Afghan Press

Small boy carry flag of Muharram ceremony © Afghan Press

Afghan girl next in line

An Afghan girl waits her turn during a veterinary civil affairs project, Oct. 9. Marines from 2nd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment and 4th Civil Affairs Group provided free medical care for more than 700 cows, goats and sheep. Photo by Sgt. Scott Whittington

An Afghan girl peered out a taxi window at Canadian soldiers at Bazaar e Panjwai in Kandahar Thursday. (Jorge Silva/Reuters)

A young Afghan girl begging in the street in Kabul, 8 September 2008. Photo by Mikhail Evstafiev

[Nazneen]

An Afghan girl plays as others gather to celebrate the Afghan New Year in Kabul March 21, 2009. Afghanistan uses the Persian calendar which runs from the vernal equinox. The calendar takes as its start date the time when the Prophet Mohammad moved from Mecca to Medina in 621 AD. The current Persian year is 1388. (REUTERS/Omar Sobhani) #

An Afghan girl holds a picture of Afghanistan's president Hamid Karzai who is seeking a second term in the country's upcoming presidential election. Photograph: Ahmad Masood/Reuters

[parisa]

Nice pictures

[abubaker]

enjoyed them thoroughly. keep postng

[UrduSpeaker]

i dont see any dark afghans in these photos... i dont know why someone in the other thread kept saying afghans look lik sri lankans?

these are pretty fair people in these pictures with colored eyes and very light colored hair.

whoever said that is stupid, afghans dont look like sri lankan

however there are afghans that have similar skintone/features as to pakistanis and north indians, but yes overall afghans are fairer

[Betaab]

Oriental


Burning Sky




No Alibi


Hazara Woman


Pissed


Transportation


Indigent Spiderman


Too Late


Techsavvy




In the tent




Im Westen Nichts Neues

[Baba Sufi]

Beautiful/touching pics. Thanks for sharing!

[Betaab]

Pleasure, sir.

[vorsybl]

I can't believe these are people from afghanistan, they resemble white people, where can i find more pictures like these?

[Risho Lala]

Mara pas da yade Afghanistan borden, I pray for Allah to bring peace and prosperity to our people and the world.