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Sun, 13 May 2012 12:56:18 GMT Culture 60 ::photo:: Arab solidarity march held in London http://bfnews.ir/vglewz8e.jh8zpjrb1zkij.2.html ]]> Culture Sun, 27 Feb 2011 09:17:18 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vglewz8e.jh8zpjrb1zkij.2.html ::photo:: Closing ceremony of 3th scientific, cultural and artistic Bright Future Festival http://bfnews.ir/vglhw6nk.23nv-2yt0z1d2.u.html End/ ]]> Culture Fri, 11 Feb 2011 05:24:45 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vglhw6nk.23nv-2yt0z1d2.u.html ::Photo:: Closing of Mahdavi festival http://bfnews.ir/vglezp8x.jh8pvjrb1zkij.2.html ]]> Culture Tue, 10 Aug 2010 06:34:26 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vglezp8x.jh8pvjrb1zkij.2.html ::photo:: Egyptian Revolution in Pictures http://bfnews.ir/vglf1tdj.w6dxew,iry7aw.p.html ]]> Culture Mon, 31 Jan 2011 13:10:59 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vglf1tdj.w6dxew,iry7aw.p.html Leader decrees establishment of Supreme Council of Cyberspace http://bfnews.ir/vdcivqaw.t1arq2lict.html Bfnews: In a decree issued on Wednesday, the Leader enumerated the important impact of the Internet on individual and social life, the necessity of planning to prevent damages caused by it and using opportunities to provide people with useful services as reasons necessitating the establishment of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace. The council will establish the National Center for Cyberspace that will allow gaining complete knowledge about the activities in cyberspace on a domestic and international scale and to decide on how the country must address arising issues. The Supreme Council of Cyberspace, headed by Ahmadinejad, will comprises of high-ranking Iranian officials such as the Majlis Speaker, Judiciary chief, Head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, and ministers of Communication and Information Technology, Culture and Islamic Guidance and Intelligence. End/n ]]> Culture Thu, 08 Mar 2012 05:12:27 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vdcivqaw.t1arq2lict.html Who are against Mahdism idea don`t want to be raised Mahdism as encompassing idea http://bfnews.ir/vdcb80bf.rhbzfpe4ur.html BFnews: Yaser Kanani said in interview with media part of BFnews: In some Shia International networks, work in the Mahdism area has been is good but not sufficient so in the area should be worked more.He noted that people who were against Mahdism idea were active and said: These people don`t want to be raised Mahdism as encompassing idea; so we must express Mahdism teachings to fail them in the area. When we enter in the area, they consider that there are some people who support the idea and attempt for it.He added: Shia school pay attention to the idea more than other sects. There is in other religions that one will come some day and will free the world from chaos and establish order and justice in the world. But Shia networks express Mahdism idea more and don`t consider superstitions and doubts but our Local networks notice to the issues that it is a good signs for religious programing."Yaser Kanani" is political research expert that is studying in political science in doctoral degree. He worked in different parts of broadcasting organization and was France part management of SAHAR TV network and now is media expert in the organization.End/ ]]> Culture Sat, 16 Oct 2010 10:34:00 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vdcb80bf.rhbzfpe4ur.html Islamic Museum established in Australia http://bfnews.ir/vdciwwaw.t1aru2lict.html Bfnews: To lay the foundation stone of this museum in Melbourne city the chief of Organization of Islamic Cooperation Akmal-ud-Din Ahsan Aoghlu, the two representatives from Australia and some Muslims of this city have participated. In this event the chief of OIC Akmal-ud-Din Ahsan Aoghlu said that the construction of this museum is a very important issue for Muslims of Australia. And non-Muslims can also benefit from these noble and valuable cultural services. He added that for the development of Islamic civilization in this Museum, Islamic arts prints will be exhibited. The ambassador of Qatar Mustafa Fakhru said that Qatar government will pay the cost of building this museum which is 8 million dollars. End/n ]]> Culture Sun, 04 Mar 2012 08:01:33 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vdciwwaw.t1aru2lict.html English Muslim singer sings to embrace Arab uprising http://bfnews.ir/vdcjo8ei.uqe8vz29fu.html Bfnews: The first show, which took place last Thursday in Doha, Qatar, drew a sell-out crowd. Although he has played private shows in the region before now, the Doha concert was a public debut and his first Middle East concert. Yosuf Islam is providing a mix of songs: half are Steven's well-known earlier songs and half are songs composed in the decades after he embraced Islam. The Arab Spring is close at hand throughout the tour. It takes on a different form in Yusuf Islam's concerts as he sings about love, reconciliation and freedom of nations. On Saturday, during his show in Beirut Lebanon, Islam explained that the uprising of the Arabs reminded him of the sixties when people all around the world were marching for peace. To embrace this new movement, Islam wrote "My People", a song which tackles the issue of people's right to freedom and the need to take decisions without hurting others. He added that this song is dedicated to all the nations who are seeking freedom and liberty peacefully. The musician's fans in Beirut rallied overnight to be able to listen to his music that Islam says can help bridge cultural gaps. Islam commented in his interview with Al Arabiya that music is a powerful art that plays the role of connecting people as it is not restricted by boundaries, color or nationality. He stated that music is a part of human civilization that we can use to help people to come together, explaining that when words coincide with beautiful music it can be a very powerful tool to unite people under same topic: love. He added "when the audience comes to the show, you see Muslim and non-Muslim, old and young gathered to listen to a universal art." The singer, who left his career at the peak of his stardom in the seventies to devote himself to humanitarian causes, has gradually made a return to music. "Music is an issue which is still under debate," he said, "because there is no clear indication in sacred text, either in Qur'an or authentic and unambiguous hadith. It is something that is subject to discussion and research." "In the beginning, ... when I heard some of the hadith or some of the reported hadith, I was a little bit careful and thought, OK I'm gonna withdraw until I know more, until God makes it more clear to me. I left. I got busy with work and education and charity and raising a family." Islam revealed that the horror of 9/11 acted as the trigger behind his musical comeback. Seeing escalating tension between people across the world, Islam wanted to make a contribution towards reconciliation and felt the urge to pursue this ambition through his greatest passion: art. He wanted to channel his passion and share his experiences of tolerance with a world that was increasingly becoming divided. "In 2001, when 9/11 happened, the world looked like it was going to explode and I realized that there is a chance for me perhaps to come back and sing about peace and try to bring people together again with love and wisdom," he said. He also stressed the importance of education in helping to combat the prevalence of misconceptions about Islam and other religions, and to help break down the barriers which often divide people from different backgrounds. "Obviously knowledge and education is going to be critical in helping to overcome problems," he said, "for a long time Islam was looked upon by the Orient and the image of Islam was created by the Orientalists, but for those westerners who were brave enough to break through the wall and discover what Islam is, they found, like me, so many things that enrich and come from the heritage of previous revelations of Christianity and Judaism." End/n ]]> Culture Thu, 23 Feb 2012 07:46:24 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vdcjo8ei.uqe8vz29fu.html Academy Awards goes to Farhadi’s A Separation http://bfnews.ir/vdcgnw9n.ak9xz4j5ra.html Bfnews: The prize-magnet movie was awarded at the biggest night of the film industry at the Hollywood and Highland Center (formerly known as the Kodak Theatre) on Sunday. A Separation has also been nominated the Best Original Screenplay of the 2012 Academy Awards. In the Best Foreign Language Film of the Year category, the Iranian family drama went up against Bullhead by Michael R. Roskam (Belgium), Footnote by Joseph Cedar (Israel), In Darkness by Agnieszka Holland (Poland), and Monsieur Lazhar by Philippe Falardeau (Canada). In the best original screenplay writing category, Farhadi’s mesmerizing flick was competing up against Bridesmaids by Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo, Margin Call by J.C. Chandor, and Midnight in Paris by Woody Allen. The drama also turned heads winning The Best Foreign Film Award of the 27th annual Independent Spirit Awards during a ceremony held one day before the Û¸Û´th Academy Awards. Farhadi’s drama also grabbed the Best Foreign Film Award of the 2012 César Awards on February 24, in Paris. Farhadi’s film also received Best Picture, Best Film Not in the English Language, Best Ensemble and Best Original Screenplay awards of the Û¹th International Cinephile Society (ICS). Farhadi's award-sweeper drama has hit the Canadian and the Brazilian cinemas since January 20, 2012, as scheduled earlier. The film won the award for the Best Foreign Language film at the 2012 edition of Golden Globes. It also received the 2012 Turkish Film Critics Association Award (SIYAD) in the same category. The 2011 New York Film Critics Circle also granted its Best Foreign Film award to A Separation. Nader and Simin: A Separation received three top awards of the Best Foreign Language Film, Best Supporting Actress and the Best Screenwriter at the 2012 London Critics' Circle Awards (LCCA). The movie has also been nominated for the Û´Û³rd annual NAACP Image Awards, a multi-cultural accolade presented by the American National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The Iranian drama was awarded by the 2012 Broadcast Film Critics Association. It also received the Û±Û·th BFCA Annual Critics' Choice Movie's Best Foreign Language Film award. Farhadi's A Separation was recently selected as the best Û²Û°Û±Û± film by Wall Street Journal and the second best film of the same year by the international film magazine, Sight and Sound. The critically-acclaimed movie has entered the Best Foreign film line-up of the International Press Academy (IPA) Satellite Awards. End/n ]]> Culture Mon, 27 Feb 2012 06:03:56 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vdcgnw9n.ak9xz4j5ra.html Introducing a Shia website: Islamic Laws http://bfnews.ir/vdcdss0k.yt0sj6me2y.html Bfnews: http://www.islamic-laws.com/ This is an Islamic Laws site, primarily hosting Islamic laws, as taught by the Holy Prophet (saws) and his Progeny, Ahlulbayt (A.S.). It attempts to bring clarity / document the Islamic laws, with some explanations where available, so that people at large can understand & follow HIS will. The site also attempts to make people aware of the people i.e. Ulama - their lives/works etc who have been guiding the community since the Prophet (saww)'s time. In addition it provides glimpses of the intensive study the Ulamaa undergo to reach that status and the logical/scientific 'Process' used by them for derivation/confirmation of these laws from Quran & Authentic Hadith . The site also has a section which is a portal or a link to reliable sites for Questions & Answers relating to Islam Islamic Laws is built by a group of volunteers working on this site since 2007, seeking only HIS acceptance and your prayers for such acceptance. End/n ]]> Culture Wed, 11 Apr 2012 07:38:29 GMT http://bfnews.ir/vdcdss0k.yt0sj6me2y.html