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A rebab player at the Founder's Monument, Islamabad. Rebab is a stringed instrument widely used in the Muslim countries of the Middle East, South Asia, S E Asia and parts of Europe. |
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The Founder's Monument in Islamabad built for commemorating the founding of Pakistan in 1947 |
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A bazaar in the memorial grounds |
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Essential details about Islamabad, the "new" capital of Pakistan. The name stands for the city of Islam. |
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Faisal Mosque in Islamabad. Next door to the mosque there is a university. |
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From a pedestrian bridge, our driver bade us, "Welcome to the real Pakistan!" Rawalpindi in action with its "organised chaos" |
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In the bazaar, everyone is rushing about as though helter skelter |
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Pot seller in the bazaar |
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I was told that this can be used as a bridal car |
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Rawalpindi car workshop. The tools are kept in a shack nearby as the mechanics go about their business. There is no permanent structure in which mechanics work. |
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