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Things Islam Don’t Endorse But Culture Does
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Things Islam Don’t Endorse But Culture Does

Usually religion and culture side by side. But in Pakistan, few things are cultural but practiced as Islam. Let's delve into the depth of those cultural norms. Pakistan has a really rich history and deep-rooted culture in its society. People do not go beyond the limits of their social norms and traditions. Islam is majorly practiced in the country, the religion came from the dessert of Arab. With time and fashion changes, society changes its norms accordingly. Usually, religion is well attached to the culture and both create a beautiful synergy that is helpful to create an alluring neighborhood. But there are a few things that Pakistan adopted from culture but presented as a religious norm. These norms create a rift in the minds of young people when they learn Islam an...
Kedarnath Temple, 1200 years old temple with lots of secrets
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Kedarnath Temple, 1200 years old temple with lots of secrets

Have you ever been to a place where unblinking celestials dwell, where air feeds on the calmness since the time immortal? Kedarnath Temple, the sacred Dham of Lord Shiva is one of the most integral parts of Uttarakhand Char Dham Yatra. Standing magnificently at an altitude of 3,580mts and enveloped in the mighty Garhwal Himalayas. The Kedarnath Temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. However, Kedarnath forms one of the four sites of the Chota Char Dham Pilgrimage. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Kedarnath Temple is among the 275 temples of Paadal Petra Sthalams (the most powerful Shiva temples in the world). Legend of Temple The legend behind Kedarnath It is said that the Pandavas sought Lord Shiva to relieve themselves from the guilt of killing their blood relati...
Chittorgarh Fort: Rajasthan’s Gem in the Heart of Desert
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Chittorgarh Fort: Rajasthan’s Gem in the Heart of Desert

Chittorgarh Fort is counted among the largest forts in India and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, Moreover, it served as the capital of Mewar. Chittorgarh Fort is regarded as the symbol of Rajput chivalry, resistance and bravery. The fort is situated 175 kilometer to the east of Udaipur and is believed to be named after the person who built it, Chitrangada Mori. The famous Chittorgarh fort, which is one of the largest in India, is situated on a 180 meter high hill that rises from the banks of river Berach. The fort is known for its seven gates namely Padan Gate, Ganesh Gate, Hanuman Gate, Bhairon Gate, Jodla Gate, Lakshman Gate and the main gate which is named after Lord Ram. The Chittorgarh Fort houses many palaces, like the Rana Kumbha Palace,...
Adding a fragrance in your life by these Perfumes
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Adding a fragrance in your life by these Perfumes

Perfumes are no less than any other accessory to a person’s overall look. They are those enchanting creations that add a touch of allure and personality to our lives. There are six main types of perfume, namely parfum, eau de parfum, eau de toilette, eau de cologne, eau fraiche, and perfume oil. Perfumes scents are powerful. Science has shown that odors have the ability to evoke memories and feelings from our past. So choosing the fragrance we want to wear on any particular day can shift our emotions and evoke positive thoughts. There are 6 different types of cologne. Here they are in order of highest to lowest concentration; Parfum, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, Eau de Cologne, Eau Fraiche, and Perfume Oil. The less alcohol and the more fragrance oil a perfume contains, the more ...
Ajanta Caves regarded as masterpieces of Buddhist art
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Ajanta Caves regarded as masterpieces of Buddhist art

The first Buddhist cave monuments at Ajanta date from the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. The paintings and sculptures of Ajanta Caves considered masterpieces of Buddhist religious art, have had a considerable artistic influence. Hidden away in the hills of northwest India, some 200 miles from the busy streets of Mumbai, emerges a magnificent jewel of art and religion: the Ajanta Caves. The caves, cut into the face of a mountain, form a horseshoe shape around the Wangorah River. They are an example of one of Indian’s unique artistic traditions known as rock-cut temples. Ajanta consists of thirty caves, each dedicated to the life of the Buddha. Each cave is filled with sculptures, wall murals, and ceiling paintings. Though much of this site has collapsed. What remains at Ajanta has allowe...