#Saman Ansari

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since the olympics are coming to a close, i'd like to commend all the athletes from palestine, yemen, the republic of the congo, sudan, & all the other nations listed below (& those that aren't), for doing their nations proud in spite of the hard circumstances many of them are coming from. you are superhuman.

athletics

samir elifai | men's 100m... yemen

mohammad dwedar | men's 800m... palestine

musa suliman | men's 800m... sudan

dorian keletela | men's 100m... republic of the congo

dominic lobalu | men's 5000m... south sudan

jamal abdelmaji eisa mohammed | men's 10,000m... sudan

tachlowini gabriyesos | men's marathon... eritrea

mohammad almin alsalami | men's long jump... syria

layla almasri | women's 800m... palestine

perina lokure | women's 800m... south sudan

farida abaroge | women's 1500m... ethiopia

badminton

dorsa yavarivafa | women's singles... iran

boxing

omid ahmadisafa | men's flyweight... iran

wasim abusal | men's featherweight... palestine

cindy ngamba | women's middleweight... cameroon

breaking

manizha talash | b-girls... afghanistan

canoeing

fernando jorge | men's sprint c-1 100m... cuba

saeid fazloula | men's sprint k-1 1000m... iran

saman soltani | women's sprint k-1 500m... iran

cycling

amir ansari | men's road time trial... afghanistan

eyeru tesfoam gebru | women's road race... ethiopia

judo

hesham makabr | men's -60kg... yemen

mohammad rashnonezhad | men's -60kg mixed team... iran

sibghatullah arab | men's -81kg mixed team... afghanistan

fares badawi | men's -81kg... palestine

adnan khankan | men's -100kg mixed team... syria

muna dahouk | women's -57kg mixed team... syria

nigara shaheen | women's -63kg mixed team... afghanistan

mahboubeh barbari zharfi | women's +78 mixed team... iran

shooting

jorge antonio salhe | men's skeet... palestine

francisco edilo centeno | men's 10m air pistol... venezuela

yasameen al-raimi | women's 10m air pistol... yemen

luna solomon | women's 10m air rifle... eritrea

swimming

alaa maso | men's 50m freestyle... syria

yazan al-bawwab | men's 100m backstroke..... palestine

yusuf nasser | men's 100m butterfly... yemen

matin balsini | men's 200m butterfly... iran

valerie tarazi | women's 200m medley.............. palestine

taekwondo

omar yaser ismail | men's -58kg... palestine

hadi tiran | men's -58kg... iran

yahya al-ghotany | men's -68kg... syria

farzad mansouri | men's -80kg... afghanistan

kasra mehdipournejad | men's +80kg... iran

dina pouryounes | women's -49kg... iran

weightlifting

ramiro mora romero | men's -102kg... cuba

yekta jamali | women's -81kg... iran

wrestling

iman mahdavi | men's freestyle -74kg... iran

jamal valizadeh | men's greco-roman -60kg... iran

I want more people to know that while the Palestine Olympic team consists of only 8 athletes, at least 69 Palestinian Olympic athletes have been killed since October 2023. This includes athletes who were going to compete in these games and retired athletes such as Majed Abu Maraheel, the first Palestinian Olympian, who died of kidney failure in a refugee camp product of lack of medical treatment.

Remember them during these games.

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2024 olympians representing non-birth nation by country part 8

Refugee Team: Farida Abaroge, athletics (Ethiopia); Omid Ahmadisafa, boxing (Iran); Yahya Al-Ghotany, taekwondo (Syria); Mohammad Alsalami, athletics (Syria); Amir Ansari, cycling (Iran); Matin Balesini, swimming (Iran); Francisco Centeno, shooting (Venezuela); Muna Dahouk, judo (Syria); Saeid Fazloula, canoeing (Iran); Tachlowini Gabriyesos, athletics (Eritrea); Yekta Galeh, weightlifting (Iran); Eyeru Gebru, cycling (Ethiopia); Amir Hassanjani, canoeing (Iran); Fernando Jorge, canoeing (Cuba); Dorian Keletela, athletics (Republic Of Congo); Adnan Khankan, judo (Syria); Dominic Lobalu, athletics (South Sudan); Perina Lokure-Nakang, athletics (South Sudan); Iman Mahdavi, wrestling (Iran); Farzad Mansouri, taekwondo (Afghanistan); Alaa Maso, swimming (Syria); Kasra Mehdipournejad, taekwondo (Iran); Jamal Mohammed, athletics (Sudan); Ramiro Mora, weightlifting (Cuba); Cindy Ngamba, boxing (Cameroon); Dina Pouryounes-Langeroudi, taekwondo (Iran); Mohammad Rashnonezhad, judo (Iran); Nigara Shaheen, judo (Afghanistan); Arab Sibghatullah, judo (Afghanistan); Luna Solomon, shooting (Eritrea); Saman Soltani, canoeing (Iran); Musa Suliman, athletics (Sudan); Manizha Talash, breakdancing (Afghanistan); Hadi Tiranvalipour, taekwondo (Iran); Jamal Valizadeh, wrestling (Iran); Dorsa Yavarivafa, badminton (Iran) & Mahboubeh Zharfi, judo (Iran) Republic Of Congo: Freddy Mayala, swimming (Democratic Republic Of Congo) Romania: Joan Chelimo-Melly, athletics (Kenya); Silvian Colodrovschi, water polo (Moldova); Lilia Cosman, gymnastics (U.S.A.); Annaliese Dragan, gymnastics (U.S.A.); Felix Duchampt, triathlon (France); Andrei Mândrilă, rowing (Moldova); Oleg Nuță, canoeing (Moldova); Rebecca-Aimee Papuc-Diaconescu, swimming (U.S.A.); Delvine Relin-Meringor, athletics (Kenya); Stella Rutto, athletics (Kenya) & Ilie Sprîncean, canoeing (Moldova) St. Kitts & Nevis: Zahlia Allers-Liburd, athletics (U.S.A.) & Naquille Harris, athletics (U.S.A.) St. Lucia: Luc Chevrier, sailing (France) & Jayhan Odlum-Smith, swimming (U.S.A.) Samoa: Kaiya Brown, swimming (New Zealand); Tuva'a Clifton, canoeing (New Zealand); Akazawa Gaku, wrestling (Japan); Lalomilo Lalomilo, rugby (New Zealand); Tom Maiava, rugby (New Zealand); Alamanda Motuga; rugby (New Zealand); Alex Rose, athletics (U.S.A.) & Johann Strickland, swimming (U.S.A.) San Marino: Myles Amine, wrestling (U.S.A.); Loris Bianchi, swimming (Italy) & Alessandra Perilli, shooting (Italy) Senegal: Yves Bourhis, canoeing (France); Ibrahim Diaw, table tennis (France) & Ndèye Diongue, fencing (France) Serbia: Vakhid Abbasov, boxing (Russia); Yvonne Anderson, basketball (U.S.A.); Tijana Bošković, volleyball (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Strahinja Bunčić (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Saša Čađo, basketball (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Sara Ćirković, boxing (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Ognjen Dobrić, basketball (Croatia); Angela Dugalić; basketball (U.S.A.); Nikola Jović, basketball (U.K.); Mikheil Kajaia, wrestling (Georgia); Aleksandr Komarov, wrestling (Russia); Lev Korneev, taekwondo (Russia); Tina Krajišnik, basketball (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Aleksandar Kukolj, judo (Czech Republic); Nemanja Majdov (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Dušan Mandić, water polo (Montenegro); Damir Mikec, shooting (Croatia); Nikolay Pimenov; Jr., rowing (Russia); Silvija Popović, volleyball (Montenegro); Ivana Raca, basketball (Cyprus); Velimir Stjepanović, swimming (U.A.E.); Georgi Tibilov, wrestling (Russia); Khetag Tsabolov, wrestling (Russia) & Nemanja Vico, water polo (Montenegro) Seychelles: Simon Bachmann, swimming (France) Singapore: Yew Loh, badminton (Malaysia) & Jian Zeng, table tennis (China) Slovakia: Tajmuraz Salkazanov, wrestling (Russia) & Yang Wang, table tennis (China) Slovenia: Eugenia Bujak, cycling (Lithuania); Elizabeth Omoregie, handball (Greece) & Ekaterina Vedeneeva, gymnastics (Russia) South Africa: Francois Prinsloo, athletics (Kenya) South Korea: Mi-Mi Huh, judo (Japan); Ji-Hee Jeon, table tennis (China); Ji-Su Kim, judo (Japan) & Eun-Hye Lee, table tennis (China)

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no sir am male from UAE

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Equipo de refugiados en los Olímpicos, una muestra de resistencia y excelencia

23 hombres y 13 mujeres que tuvieron que salir de sus países de origen por sinnúmero de razones compiten en 12 deportes diferentes. Desde América, África y Europa, 36 atletas llegaron a conformar el equipo de los refugiados de los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024. En esta oportunidad participan hombres y mujeres que ya habían estado en las justas de Rio 2016 y Tokio 2020  y otros como Cindy Ngamba, una boxeadora de Camerún, refugiada en Reino Unido que debuta en los juegos al ser tres veces campeona nacional inglesa. Acuáticos (natación), atletismo, bádminton, boxeo, breaking, piragüismo (eslalon y esprint), ciclismo (en ruta), judo, tiro, taekwondo, halterofilia y lucha (estilo libre y grecorromana) son los 12 deportes en los que los refugiados competirán y buscarán representar a todos aquellos inmigrantes que por cualquier situación han tenido que abandonar su país de origen. Al respecto, el presidente del Comité Olímpico Internacional, Thomas Bach indicó que “os recibimos a todos con los brazos abiertos. Sois un enriquecimiento para nuestra Comunidad Olímpica y para nuestras sociedades. Con vuestra participación en los Juegos Olímpicos, demostraréis el potencial humano de resistencia y excelencia”. Por su parte Masomah Alí Zada, jefa de misión del equipo de refugiados explicó que los atletas no están representando a un país concreto, “tener nuestro propio emblema crea un sentimiento de pertenencia y nos permite representar también a la población de más de 100 millones de personas que comparten esta misma experiencia”. A continuación, está la lista de los 36 atletas que conforman el Olímpico de refugiados para París 2024 que vienen de países como Etiopia, Irán, Jordán, Siria, Afganistán, Sudán, Eritrea, Cuba, República Democrática del Congo, Kenia, Camerún: -       Farida Abaroge (femenino, Etiopía, Francia, atletismo) -       Omid Ahmadisafa (masculino, Irán, Alemania, boxeo) -       Yahya Al Ghotany (masculino, Siria, Jordán, taekwondo) -       Mohammad Amin Alsalami (masculino, Siria, Alemania, atletismo) -       Amir Ansari (masculino, Afganistán, Suecia, ciclismo en ruta) -       Sibghatullah Arab (masculino, Afganistán, Alemania, judo) -       Matin Balsini (masculino, Irán, Gran Bretaña, natación) -       Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi (femenino, Irán, Alemania, judo) -       Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves (masculino, Venezuela, México, tiro) -       Muna Dahouk (femenino, Siria, Países Bajos, judo) -       Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed (masculino, Sudán, Israel, atletismo) -       Saeid Fazloula (masculino, Irán, Alemania, piragüismo en esprint) -       Tachlowini Gabriyesos (masculino, Eritrea, Israel, atletismo) -       Eyeru Gebru (femenino, Etiopía, Francia, ciclismo en ruta) -       Yekta Jamali Galeh (femenino, Irán, Alemania, halterofilia) -       Fernando Dayán Jorge Enríquez (masculino, Cuba, Estados Unidos, piragüismo en esprint) -       Dorian Keletela (masculino, República Democrática del Congo, Francia, atletismo) -       Adnan Khankan (masculino, Siria, Alemania, judo) -       Perina Lokure (femenino, Sudán del Sur, Kenia, atletismo) -       Iman Mahdavi (masculino, Irán, Italia, lucha) -       Farzad Mansouri (masculino, Afganistán, Gran Bretaña, taekwondo) -       Alaa Maso (masculino, Siria, Alemania, natación) -       Kasra Mehdipournejad (masculino, Irán, Alemania, taekwondo) -       Cindy Ngamba (femenino, Camerún, Gran Bretaña, boxeo) -       Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (femenino, Irán, Países Bajos, taekwondo) -       Mohammad Rashnonezhad (masculino, Irán, Países Bajos, judo) -       Amir Rezanejad (masculino, Irán, Alemania, piragüismo en eslalon) -       Ramiro Mora Romero (masculino, Cuba, Gran Bretaña, halterofilia) -       Nigara Shaheen (femenino, Afganistán, Canadá, judo) -       Luna Solomon (femenino, Eritrea, Suiza, tiro) -       Saman Soltani (femenino, Irán, Austria, piragüismo en esprint) -       Musa Suliman (masculino, Sudán, Suiza, atletismo) -       Manizha Talash (femenino, Afganistán, España, breaking) -       Hadi Tiranvalipour (masculino, Irán, Italia, taekwondo) -       Jamal Valizadeh (masculino, Irán, Francia, lucha grecorromana) -       Dorsa Yavarivafa (femenino, Irán, Gran Bretaña, bádminton)  FUENTE: Varios/Redacción   Read the full article

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Refugee Olympic Team for Paris Games announced with 36 athletes

The Refugee Olympic Team for the 2024 Paris Games includes a record 36 athletes from 11 different countries across 12 sports.

The full athlete roster is here and represents more than 100 million displaced people from around the world.

The team composition was based on criteria including each athlete's performances, their refugee status as verified by the United Nations Refugee Agency, a balanced representation of sport and gender and a spread of countries of origin.

For the first time, the Refugee Olympic Team will compete under its own emblem.

Starting with Rio in 2016, National Olympic Committees around the world were asked to identify any refugee athletes with the potential to qualify for the Games. Those athletes could receive funding from the Olympic Solidarity program.

In 2016, 10 athletes competed on the Olympic Refugee Team, including five from South Sudan.

At the Tokyo Games, the team included 29 athletes with the most coming from Syria (nine).

The Paris Olympics open July 26.

2024 Refugee Olympic Team

• Farida Abaroge, track and field (1500m)

• Omid Ahmadisafa, boxing (-51kg)

• Yahya Al Ghotany, taekwondo (-68kg)

• Mohammad Amin Alsalami, track and field (long jump)

• Amir Ansari, cycling (time trial)

• Sibghatullah Arab, judo (mixed team & -81kg)

• Matin Balsini, swimming (200m butterfly)

• Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi, judo (mixed team & +78kg)

• Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves, shooting (10m air pistol)

• Muna Dahouk, judo (mixed team & -57kg)

• Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed, track and field (10,000m)

• Saeid Fazloula, canoe (K-1 1000m)

• Tachlowini Gabriyesos, track and field (marathon)

• Eyeru Gebru, cycling (road race)

• Yekta Jamali Galeh, weightlifting (-81kg)

• Fernando Dayan Jorge Enriquez, canoe (C-1 1000m)

• Dorian Keletela, track and field (100m)

• Adnan Khankan, judo (mixed team & -100kg)

• Perina Lokure, track and field (800m)

• Iman Mahdavi, wrestling (freestyle -74kg)

• Farzad Mansouri, taekwondo (-80kg)

• Alaa Maso, swimming (50m freestyle)

• Kasra Mehdipournejad, taekwondo (+80kg)

• Cindy Ngamba, boxing (-75kg)

• Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi, taekwondo (-49kg)

• Mohammad Rashnonezhad, judo (mixed team & -60kg)

• Amir Rezanejad, canoe (canoe slalom)

• Ramiro Mora Romero, weightlifting (-102kg)

• Nigara Shaheen, judo (mixed team & -63kg)

• Luna Solomon, shooting (10m air rifle)

• Saman Soltani, canoe (K-1 500m)

• Musa Suliman, track and field (800m)

• Manizha Talash, breaking

• Hadi Tiranvalipour, taekwondo (-58kg)

• Jamal Valizadeh, wrestling (Greco-Roman -60kg)

• Dorsa Yavarivafa, badminton (singles)

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Watch Ghairat Episode 1 On ARY Digital - 24 July 2017

Watch Ghairat Episode 1 On ARY Digital – 24 July 2017

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List of all Ontario NDP candidates in the Ontario election!

Hey Ontario! There is an election coming up on June 7th, 2018. According to the polls, the only party who has enough momentum to beat the Ontario PC’s run by Doug Ford is the Ontario NDP (in polls they’re either tied, in 1st place or in 2nd place in the polls). Doug Ford has no platform and has pledged to cut billions of dollars (which is going to lead to cuts to healthcare, education, etc) and he opposes things like a $15/hour minimum wage. I know people want change and are sick of the Liberals, but he’s not a good leader.

The Ontario NDP also have a really good election platform. So check it out:

https://www.ontariondp.ca/platform

So I’ve compiled a list of every electoral district/riding with a link to what NDP candidate is running. Each candidate name links to a short biography of the candidate, and a link to their website where you can follow them on social media, donate or volunteer with their campaign.

If you do not know your riding/electoral district, use this tool to find out:

https://www.elections.on.ca/en/voting-in-ontario/electoral-districts.html

I’ve listed all ridings/electoral districts in alphabetical order.

Please share this widely.

There are 124 ridings in the election, so this post is long, so the rest of this post will be under a ‘read more’ button.

Ajax: Monique Hughes

Algoma—Manitoulin: Michael Mantha

Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill: Katrina Sale

Barrie—Innisfil: Pekka Reinio

Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte: Dan Janssen

Bay of Quinte: Joanne Belanger

Beaches—East York:��Rima Berns-McGown

Brampton Centre: Sara Singh

Brampton East: Gurratan Singh

Brampton North: Kevin Yarde

Brampton South: Paramjit Gill

Brampton West: Jagroop Singh

Brantford—Brant: Alex Felsky

Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound: Karen Gventer

Burlington: Andrew Drummond

Cambridge: Marjorie Knight

Carleton: Courtney Potter

Chatham-Kent—Leamington: Jordan McGrail

Davenport: Marit Stiles

Don Valley East: Khalid Ahmed

Don Valley North: Akil Sadikali

Don Valley West: Amara Possian

Dufferin—Caledon: Andrea Mullarkey

Durham: Joel Usher

Eglinton—Lawrence: Robyn Vilde

Elgin—Middlesex—London: Amanda Stratton

Essex: Taras Natyshak

Etobicoke Centre: Erica Kelly

Etobicoke—Lakeshore: Phil Trotter

Etobicoke North: Mahamud Amin

Flamborough—Glanbrook: Melissa McGlashan

Glengarry—Prescott—Russell: Bonnie Jean-Louis

Guelph: Agnieszka Mlynarz

Haldimand—Norfolk: Danielle Du Sablon

Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock: Zac Miller

Hamilton Centre: Andrea Horwath

Hamilton East—Stoney Creek: Paul Miller

Hamilton Mountain: Monique Taylor

Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas: Sandy Shaw

Hastings—Lennox and Addington: Nate Smelle

Humber River—Black Creek: Tom Rakocevic

Huron—Bruce: Jan Johnstone

Kanata—Carleton: John Hansen

Kenora—Rainy River: Glen Archer

Kiiwetinoong: Sol Mamakwa

King—Vaughan: Andrea Beal

Kingston and the Islands: Ian Arthur

Kitchener Centre: Laura Mae Lindo

Kitchener—Conestoga: Kelly Dick

Kitchener South—Hespeler: Fitzroy Vanderpool

Lambton—Kent—Middlesex: Todd Case

Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston: Ramsey Hart

Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes: Michelle Taylor

London—Fanshawe: Teresa Armstrong

London North Centre: Terence Kernaghan

London West: Peggy Sattler

Markham—Stouffville: Kingsley Kwok

Markham—Thornhill: Cindy Hackelberg

Markham—Unionville: Sylvie David

Milton: Brendan Smyth

Mississauga Centre: Laura Kaminker

Mississauga East—Cooksville: Tom Takacs

Mississauga—Erin Mills: Farina Hassan

Mississauga—Lakeshore: Boris Rosolak

Mississauga—Malton: Nikki Clarke

Mississauga—Streetsville: Jacqueline Gujarati

Mushkegowuk—James Bay: Guy Bourgouin

Nepean: Zaff Ansari

Newmarket—Aurora: Melissa Williams

Niagara Centre: Jeff Burch

Niagara Falls: Wayne Gates

Niagara West: Curtis Fric

Nickel Belt: France Gélinas

Nipissing: Henri Giroux

Northumberland—Peterborough South: Jana Papuckoski

Oakville: Lesley Sprague

Oakville North—Burlington: Saima Zaidi

Orléans: Barbara Zarboni

Oshawa: Jennifer French

Ottawa Centre: Joel Harden

Ottawa South: Eleanor Fast

Ottawa—Vanier: Lyra Evans

Ottawa West—Nepean: Chandra Pasma

Oxford: Tara King

Parkdale—High Park: Bhutila Karpoche

Parry Sound—Muskoka: Erin Horvath

Perth—Wellington: Michael O’Brien

Peterborough—Kawartha: Sean Conway

Pickering—Uxbridge: Nerissa Cariño

Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke: Ethel LaValley

Richmond Hill: Marco Coletta

St. Catharines: Jennie Stevens

Sarnia—Lambton: Kathy Alexander

Sault Ste. Marie: Michele McCleave-Kennedy

Scarborough—Agincourt: Tasleem Riaz

Scarborough Centre: Zeyd Bismilla

Scarborough—Guildwood: Tom Packwood

Scarborough North: Dwayne Morgan

Scarborough—Rouge Park: Felicia Samuel

Scarborough Southwest: Doly Begum

Simcoe—Grey: David Matthews

Simcoe North: Elizabeth Van Houtte Spadina—Fort York: Chris Glover

Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry: Marc Benoit

Sudbury: Jamie West

Thornhill: Ezra Tanen

Thunder Bay—Atikokan: Judith Monteith-Farrell

Thunder Bay—Superior North: Lise Vaugeois

Timiskaming—Cochrane: John Vanthof

Timmins: Gilles Bisson

Toronto Centre: Suze Morrison

Toronto—Danforth: Peter Tabuns

Toronto—St. Paul's: Jill Andrew

University—Rosedale: Jessica Bell

Vaughan—Woodbridge: Sandra Lozano

Waterloo: Catherine Fife

Wellington—Halton Hills: Diane Ballantyne

Whitby: Niki Lundquist

Willowdale: Saman Tabasinejad

Windsor—Tecumseh: Percy Hatfield

Windsor West: Lisa Gretzky York Centre: Andrea Vásquez Jiménez

York—Simcoe: Dave Szollosy

York South—Weston: Faisal Hassan

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Anokha Ladla - Long Play

Anokha Ladla – Long Play

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwjuj Anokha Ladla – Long Play Written by: Bushra AnsariDirected by: Iqbal Ansari Starring: Shahood Alvi, Sadia Imam, Khawaja Akmal, Salma Shaheen, Saman Agha, Zoraid, Kainaat, Farooq Memon, Wakeel Farooqi, Nadeem Wafa, Neelofar, Zia Jaffry

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2024 olympians representing non country of residence part 8

Puerto Rico: Jose Alvarado, basketball (Brooklyn, New York); Jacqueline Benítez, basketball (Coolbaugh Township, Pennsylvania); Gian Clavell, basketball (Miami, Florida); George Conditt IV, basketball (Chicago, Illinois); Darian Cruz, wrestling (Allentown, Pennsylvania); Aleem Ford, basketball (Lawrenceville, Georgia); Alli Gibson, basketball (Stockton, California); Arella Guirantes, basketball (Brookhaven, New York); Mya Hollingshed, basketball (Bellaire, Texas); Jordan Howard, basketball (Gilbert, Arizona); Brianna Jones, basketball (Babylon, New York); Tayra Meléndez, basketball (Boston, Massachusetts); Chris Ortiz, basketball (Brooklyn, New York); Ayden Owens-Delerme, athletics (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania); India Pagán, basketball (New London, Connecticut); Mariah Pérez, basketball (Newark, New Jersey); Isaiah Piñeiro, basketball (Auburn, California); Steven Piñeiro, skateboarding (Orlando, Florida); Jasmine Quinn-Camacho, athletics (Orlando, Florida); Isalys Quiñones, basketball (Chula Vista, California); Ethan Ramos, wrestling (Hawthorne, New Jersey); Davon Reed, basketball (Ewing Township, New Jersey); Sofía Roma, basketball (Queens, New York); Kristen Romano, swimming (Lancaster, New York); Trinity San Antonio, basketball (Moreno Valley, California); Gabby Scott, athletics (San Diego, California); Jonovan Smith, wrestling (Los Angeles, California); Stevie Thompson; Jr., basketball (Torrance, California); Maycey Vieta, diving (Jefferson Township, Ohio) & Tremont Waters, basketball (New Haven, Connecticut) Refugee Team: Farida Abaroge, athletics (Strasbourg, France); Omid Ahmadisafa, boxing (Munich, Germany); Yahya Al-Ghotany, taekwondo (Azraq, Jordan); Mohammad Alsalami, athletics (Berlin, Germany); Amir Ansari, cycling (Stockholm, Sweden); Matin Balesini, swimming (Guildford, U.K.); Francisco Centeno, shooting (Ciudad Mexico, Mexico); Muna Dahouk, judo (Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands); Saeid Fazloula, canoeing (Karlsruhe, Germany); Tachlowini Gabriyesos, athletics (Tel Aviv, Israel); Yekta Galeh, weightlifting (Berlin, Germany); Eyeru Gebru, cycling (Nancy, France); Amir Hassanjani, canoeing (Augsburg, Germany); Fernando Jorge, canoeing (Cape Coral, Florida); Dorian Keletela, athletics (Lisbon, Portugal), Adnan Khankan, judo (Damascus, Syria); Dominic Lobalu, athletics (Ngong, Kenya); Perina Lokure-Nakang, athletics (Kakuma, Kenya); Iman Mahdavi, wrestling (Milan, Italy); Farzad Mansouri, taekwondo (Manchester, U.K.); Alaa Maso, swimming (Hanover, Germany); Kasra Mehdipournejad, taekwondo (Berlin, Germany); Jamal Mohammed, athletics (Tel Aviv, Israel); Ramiro Mora, weightlifting (Blackpool, U.K.); Cindy Ngamba, boxing (Bolton, U.K.); Dina Pouryounes-Langeroudi, taekwondo (The Hague, The Netherlands); Mohammad Rashnonezhad, judo (Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Nigara Shaheen, judo (Toronto, Ontario); Arab Sibghatullah, judo (Mönchengladbach, Germany); Saman Soltani, canoeing (Vienna, Austria); Luna Solomon, shooting (Lausanne, Switzerland); Musa Suliman, athletics (Bern, Switzerland); Manizha Talash, breakdancing (Madrid, Spain); Hadi Tiranvalipour, taekwondo (Rome, Italy); Jamal Valizadeh, wrestling (Le Mans, France); Dorsa Yavarivafa, badminton (London, U.K.) & Mahboubeh Zharfi, judo (Berlin, Germany) Republic Of Congo: Freddy Mayala, swimming (Kinshasa, Democratic Republic Of Congo) Romania: Szőcs Bernadette, table tennis (Bremen, Germany); Silvian Colodrovschi, water polo (Aix-En-Provence, France); Felix Duchampt, triathlon (Clermont-Ferrand, France); Andrei Mândrilă; rowing (Chișinău, Moldova); Rebecca-Aimee Papuc-Diaconescu, swimming (Las Vegas, Nevada) & Ilie Sprîncean, canoeing (Criuleni, Moldova) Rwanda: Diane Ingabire, cycling (Girona, Spain); Clementine Mukandanga, athletics (Siena, Italy) & Oscar Peyre-Mitilla, swimming (Marseille, France) St. Kitts & Nevis: Zahlia Allers-Liburd, athletics (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida) & Naquille Harris, athletics (Bronx, New York) St. Lucia: Jayhan Odlum-Smith, swimming (Antibes, France)

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Equipo de refugiados en los Olímpicos, una muestra de resistencia y excelencia

23 hombres y 13 mujeres que tuvieron que salir de sus países de origen por sinnúmero de razones compiten en 12 deportes diferentes. Desde América, África y Europa, 36 atletas llegaron a conformar el equipo de los refugiados de los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024. En esta oportunidad participan hombres y mujeres que ya habían estado en las justas de Rio 2016 y Tokio 2020  y otros como Cindy Ngamba, una boxeadora de Camerún, refugiada en Reino Unido que debuta en los juegos al ser tres veces campeona nacional inglesa. Acuáticos (natación), atletismo, bádminton, boxeo, breaking, piragüismo (eslalon y esprint), ciclismo (en ruta), judo, tiro, taekwondo, halterofilia y lucha (estilo libre y grecorromana) son los 12 deportes en los que los refugiados competirán y buscarán representar a todos aquellos inmigrantes que por cualquier situación han tenido que abandonar su país de origen. Al respecto, el presidente del Comité Olímpico Internacional, Thomas Bach indicó que “os recibimos a todos con los brazos abiertos. Sois un enriquecimiento para nuestra Comunidad Olímpica y para nuestras sociedades. Con vuestra participación en los Juegos Olímpicos, demostraréis el potencial humano de resistencia y excelencia”. Por su parte Masomah Alí Zada, jefa de misión del equipo de refugiados explicó que los atletas no están representando a un país concreto, “tener nuestro propio emblema crea un sentimiento de pertenencia y nos permite representar también a la población de más de 100 millones de personas que comparten esta misma experiencia”. A continuación, está la lista de los 36 atletas que conforman el Olímpico de refugiados para París 2024 que vienen de países como Etiopia, Irán, Jordán, Siria, Afganistán, Sudán, Eritrea, Cuba, República Democrática del Congo, Kenia, Camerún: -       Farida Abaroge (femenino, Etiopía, Francia, atletismo) -       Omid Ahmadisafa (masculino, Irán, Alemania, boxeo) -       Yahya Al Ghotany (masculino, Siria, Jordán, taekwondo) -       Mohammad Amin Alsalami (masculino, Siria, Alemania, atletismo) -       Amir Ansari (masculino, Afganistán, Suecia, ciclismo en ruta) -       Sibghatullah Arab (masculino, Afganistán, Alemania, judo) -       Matin Balsini (masculino, Irán, Gran Bretaña, natación) -       Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi (femenino, Irán, Alemania, judo) -       Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves (masculino, Venezuela, México, tiro) -       Muna Dahouk (femenino, Siria, Países Bajos, judo) -       Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed (masculino, Sudán, Israel, atletismo) -       Saeid Fazloula (masculino, Irán, Alemania, piragüismo en esprint) -       Tachlowini Gabriyesos (masculino, Eritrea, Israel, atletismo) -       Eyeru Gebru (femenino, Etiopía, Francia, ciclismo en ruta) -       Yekta Jamali Galeh (femenino, Irán, Alemania, halterofilia) -       Fernando Dayán Jorge Enríquez (masculino, Cuba, Estados Unidos, piragüismo en esprint) -       Dorian Keletela (masculino, República Democrática del Congo, Francia, atletismo) -       Adnan Khankan (masculino, Siria, Alemania, judo) -       Perina Lokure (femenino, Sudán del Sur, Kenia, atletismo) -       Iman Mahdavi (masculino, Irán, Italia, lucha) -       Farzad Mansouri (masculino, Afganistán, Gran Bretaña, taekwondo) -       Alaa Maso (masculino, Siria, Alemania, natación) -       Kasra Mehdipournejad (masculino, Irán, Alemania, taekwondo) -       Cindy Ngamba (femenino, Camerún, Gran Bretaña, boxeo) -       Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (femenino, Irán, Países Bajos, taekwondo) -       Mohammad Rashnonezhad (masculino, Irán, Países Bajos, judo) -       Amir Rezanejad (masculino, Irán, Alemania, piragüismo en eslalon) -       Ramiro Mora Romero (masculino, Cuba, Gran Bretaña, halterofilia) -       Nigara Shaheen (femenino, Afganistán, Canadá, judo) -       Luna Solomon (femenino, Eritrea, Suiza, tiro) -       Saman Soltani (femenino, Irán, Austria, piragüismo en esprint) -       Musa Suliman (masculino, Sudán, Suiza, atletismo) -       Manizha Talash (femenino, Afganistán, España, breaking) -       Hadi Tiranvalipour (masculino, Irán, Italia, taekwondo) -       Jamal Valizadeh (masculino, Irán, Francia, lucha grecorromana) -       Dorsa Yavarivafa (femenino, Irán, Gran Bretaña, bádminton)  FUENTE: Varios/Redacción   Read the full article

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Model Saman Ansari Barefeet with mehandi and toerings

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Khaani ~ Episode 1 Review

Khaani ~ Episode 1 Review

Written by Asma Nabeel, directed by Anjum Shahzad and produced by 7th Sky Entertainment, the first episode of Khaani aired on Geo on Monday. The fresh pairing of popular stars Sana Javed and Feroze Khan ensured a lot of publicity but did the first episode live up to the hype?

Khaanihas started off as a story of two families from very different socio-economic backgrounds – one a barely making…

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Khaani Episode 6 | Har Pal Geo

Khaani are often tagged as brave and headstrong community in our society. But our central character Sanam Khan is a pragmatic girl; even her younger sisters consider her as a coward person and tease her with the title “Khaani”. Her one and only brother Sarim is soon to be graduated and has to share the burden of house members. On the other hand, Mir Hadi, a rich brat, short-tempered fellow and…

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Hoor Pari – Episode 5 Promo | Aplus Dramas | Alizeh Shah, Ammara Butt, Arman Ali Pasha, Saman Ansari http://bit.ly/2VWaQJr

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Idk if you’ve followed DSJHS, but if you want to watch a show, with pretty much everything on point this IS the drama. Yumna Zaidi, Saman Ansari, Sakina Samo, Aamna Malick and Usama Tahir nailed it. BUT Noman Ijaz take a bow. I think I’ve followed his work from Mera Saeein days but man CAN ACT. What a sensitive story and handling. Also what do you think of Kiran Haq? She was in this drama and I watched Pinjra too and shes amazing. Really wish she does more leading roles bcs such screen presence

I have talked about this before but DSJHS isn’t a drama that I prefer to watch. The subject matter itself is very sensitive and if I’m being honest, a little triggering for me(#MeToo) and it just didn’t help that for more than half of its run, the show was a long show-reel of sitams on Sila and her mother by that disgusting monster Joey. And I don't particularly enjoy such kind of one-sided dramas. HOWEVER. I happened to watch the last few episodes when tides began to turn in Sila’s favor and did enjoy the episodes. No doubt the cast has done brilliant work in. Yumna and Noman do deserve all the accolades for their performance. Another thing that the drama did right was then when the truth did come out, there was no victim blaming. I was actually surprised at how the family supported Sila and her mother when Sila finally spoke up about how Joey used to abuse her. But then again...almost for the whole entirety of the drama that wasn’t the case toh last episode mein hogaya toh koi ehsaan nahin hua.

Kiran Haq? Her character was definitely a scene stealer here. I have seen her in “Khaali Haath” before this but she hasn’t done anything memorable as yet. Google tells me that she was in Maan and yeah..now that I read about it I remember that show xD Oh..she was the “doter” in Akbari Asghari as well! She’s a good actor, definitely able to pull of different kinds of roles..wouldn’t mind seeing more of her but the thing is that there just aren’t enough good shows being produced so I doubt I’d ever see her in a project that has all my interest.