Pakistan the Culture (Lands, Peoples, and Cultures)

This work is intended for children aged 9-14 years. Pakistan is a new nation with ancient cultures and traditions. This book explores the country's religions, languages, celebrations, and practices. Topics include: the different sects of Islam; Ramadan, Eid, Muharram; the Basant kite festival; arts and crafts, including calligraphy and pottery; carpet making; the sufi poetry tradition and Qawwali singing; Moghul architecture; and common sayings. more

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1/5: From: Amazon; Posted: May-20-2006; Only a picture book!; This is only a picture book; I gave it one star because the pictures are very good. The content does not live up to the photography.The book only reflects the glories of the past. There no pictures of the capital of Pakistan, no pictures...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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1/5: From: Amazon; Posted: May-20-2006; Only a picture book!; This is only a picture book; I gave it one star because the pictures are very good. The content does not live up to the photography.The book only reflects the glories of the past. There no pictures of the capital of Pakistan, no pictures...; read full review | report as inappropriate