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утилизация кораблей

кладбище кораблей

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дмитрий комаров в Пакистане

съемки в Пакистане

что посмотреть в Пакистане

путешествие по Пакистану

утилізація кораблів

кладовище кораблів

цвинтар кораблів

село гадані

Поховання корану

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світ навиворіт

мирнаизнанку

комаров

пакистан

світнавиворіт

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of power

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- from the sides o and

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[music] the

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province of Balochistan is one of the most

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dangerous places in Pakistan but at the same time

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it is one of the most incredibly beautiful

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mysterious and mystical places not only

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in this country but on the entire planet

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we - in the region we already had a chance

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to touch the origins of the creation of the world,

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it is no coincidence that they say that it is here from

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heaven to earth

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from hell that I can see it, a harbinger of the end of the

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world, you need to carefully monitor this stone

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when it is already very close

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to the ceiling, this will mean it is approaching the

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end of humanity and follow the footsteps of the

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most ancient history of mankind, Noah

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attached how exactly to this rock

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today we will witness how

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history is created and find out what

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they then leave the Pakistanis for people from the

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distant future

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now we are riding in one of the most

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sacred places not only for Muslims

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of Pakistan but also, in principle, for Muslims

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because this is a place equal to which on the

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planet earth simply simply does not

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exist

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on the extreme quad from the capital of Balochistan in

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the middle of the desert in the mountains, what is there a

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place there whose value cannot be

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described in words and even imagined people

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believe that behind these modest gates

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there is a resting place of the last testament

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for humanity, according to Islamic

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teachings, this place has no analogues in the

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whole world because right now, right

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under my feet there are kilometers of

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underground labyrinths and a cave

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in these caves there is a place of

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incredible power, there are

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no signs not pompous

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temples, grandiose shrines, carefully

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hidden from human eyes, we enter

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instead, which is called Jabal, the husband is an

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oak nurse,

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named after the mountain of the same name in

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Saudi Arabia, instead of sacred,

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look, friends, the corridor is underground

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and it is endless

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and there are more than 10 kilometers of them here and

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they are all covered with bags and you see there is

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branches also went there a corridor went

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a cave tell me do you always leave

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a passage or more often you are walled up like this

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and you can’t go in completely as

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here we left a passage only in this

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cave usually we completely fill there is

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no end or edge

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endless corridors like for a

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Muslim for me this the best

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place I just love

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being here, even the aroma here is incredible,

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what do they store in the secret sacred

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labyrinth and why do pilgrims come here from

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all over the world?

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you cannot use a pencil you are not just a holy book

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the word allah the last testament was handed down to the

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prophet muhammed the quran is treated with

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special reverence and respect it must be

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kept clean and cared for even taking

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piran hands it must be after ablution it

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cannot be put on the floor and it must be read

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only in clean places

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addresses sacred scripture is often

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why the book naturally

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wears out over time, just throw it away and replace it

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with a new one, you can’t, the thing is that it can be

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buried only in two ways, the first is to wrap it in a

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cloth and carefully

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bury it in the ground, 2 put it in

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running clean water so that

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the paint is washed off and the letters are washed away. only

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two ways appeared, the third sometimes

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this method is called the burial of the Koran,

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but these places are a cemetery, the Koran of but it’s not for

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me to judge whether this is the correct way to express this,

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this is what

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Muslims should say, so I can

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personally say my feelings, it’s

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very impressive, the scale is grandiose,

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according to research, the Koran was published in a

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general edition more than 3 billion copies

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this is one of the most published books on the

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planet, the primacy belongs to the Bible and the

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circulation of the Koran is growing every year and its

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reading is an important part of the religious life of a

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Muslim; books are used every

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day, so they wear out; scientists

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predict

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that in 2050 the number of Muslims may

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reach three billion people, therefore

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the number of cities in this cave

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will always increase, people themselves bring

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here their holy books every day,

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10 trucks arrive every month

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filled with wounds from all over Pakistan,

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so friends, in all these bags

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there are copies of old Korans of

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which are already torn, which people

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decided to replace, bought new ones, but

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you can’t just throw away the battering ram, it’s a

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sin. Here we sort the Koran and those

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sent to us, we select those that can

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be restored

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and rest separately those that are in poor

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condition, we will pack them in bags and then

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transfer them to the caves in the mysterious caves

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they send damaged copies of the Koran

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for 30 years of

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caves here there are a lot of them and only one of

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them is open to visit by pilgrims and

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tourists,

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here we have an ancient Koran

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written by hand 600,700 years ago,

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this one is more than a thousand years old, and

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here the most expensive Koran was written with

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the help of an emerald, written with the help of

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emerald powder, yes, I can’t imagine

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how much could such a Koran cost at

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auction if it were sold, it’s

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probably tens of millions, hundreds of

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millions of dollars for each book,

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many people come to us who want

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to buy such copies, but we don’t want to

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sell them, we need to preserve them, once we

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sold such an ancient karam to a seriously

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ill person, he took it I drank the page

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with water and was healed, but I later

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consulted with the imam, he said that it was

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wrong to do this and we no longer

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sell

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[music]

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restored Korans and we store them

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here, for example, now the children have come and want to

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take a copy for themselves because they have

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few battering rams at school for free

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you distribute, of course,

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listen, and how many screens you give away

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every month, 700,800 copies

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a month,

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we distribute not only in the cage, but

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throughout Balochistan and people in need

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call us and we send them, imagine

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how touching it is, people don’t have money to

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buy the

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holy book, they write here a letter

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is addressed to them as a gift for Muslims, the caves of the

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Koran have become a modern place of

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pilgrimage,

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hundreds of thousands of believers come here

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every year from all over Pakistan and not

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only

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came

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sendo, they specially came here to

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see the weights before they came to look at the

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old Koran and handwritten

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this is a unique place in Pakistan such

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places should there are old Korans all over the world

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and must always be clean so that

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even dust does not fall into the step server shukri

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careful attitude to the holy book

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important aspects of religion therefore

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the construction of new caves never

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stops, friends it turns out we

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look at 180 degrees and all these mountains are

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pitted with caves here is the construction

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gave continues show you can go

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inside yes you can

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immediately feel the dampness cool we

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see the workers and the watering can itself

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turns out the process of building

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tunnels goes on continuously and continuously

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we are in a closed area that is not

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for pilgrims and even then I only

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brought you here so you can see how we

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build them out branch there are

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a lot of corridors here, these are whole labyrinths, yes,

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we make such labyrinths because

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there are problems with oxygen,

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friends, we see how the process takes place,

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assalamualaikum eyes, eyes here inside

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as mom zahir jackhammer

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[music]

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little by little by little chain link breed

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you are not you use explosives and don’t

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use other more modern

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technologies, no, it’s very dangerous, the

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rocks here are loose, sand and stone, so you

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can’t use explosives only

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manually with a jackhammer or a pickaxe, so

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I’m rocking a pebble, in principle, even without a

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tool, you can see that it’s all

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living from clay, sandy rock to me

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after all, we are in the desert

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how many years have you been working here since

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1992 from the very beginning 30 years of your life you

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have been underground and for you it’s

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just a job just a way to earn

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a living or something more I don’t work

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for money I just hope that at the end of

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my life God will forgive me my sins, I do

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this for my religion for Allah and I do

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n’t need anything else,

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that is, you don’t receive a salary, I get

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somewhere around 25,000, a little more than 150 dollars, but

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I don’t look at money, the main thing is that

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Allah is pleased,

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that is in this place of my life, yes, this is a very

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good project, I know that

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no dust will fall on the holy book, no one will step on it,

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and the Koran will be kept here

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until the end of the world, you believe that there will be an end

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of the world, of course it will definitely happen, all

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Muslims believe by the way,

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we are here in Balochistan were in a cave where there is a

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stone that is growing and they say when it

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touches the ceiling of the cave the end of the

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world will come, there is very little left there, it’s true that

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this is the Sofia cave they

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need to carefully monitor the stone

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when it is already very close to their

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ceilings this will mean the

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end of humanity is approaching when the end of the

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world comes no one knows, but it

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will definitely come and soon, that’s why I work here,

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can I try to test your profession,

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yes, of course,

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when we see the

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endless deserts of Balochistan outside, we

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cannot imagine that there is such a

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dungeon where a breast of the same color

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breaks through a kilometer of caves for me [music] you

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literally see this is all happening very, very

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slowly

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[music]

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listen to you, the work is not easy, even with

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you milk is very difficult

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[music] how

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much do you walk in one day in

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one day, less than one meter, that is,

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1000 meters and we are now in the

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complex which is 1000 meters long, this is a

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thousand working days, almost three years of

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work for this is really incredibly

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hard work for thirty years, I don’t remember

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how many caves I dug, this is already 37 caves,

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each tunnel is at least 150

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meters long, maximum 450 meters because

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if you make it longer, problems

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with oxygen begin even if we take that the average

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length of a cave is 300 meters and there are 37 of them, then this is

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already more than 10,000 meters of caves, fantastic,

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just

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considering that such soft rock there were no

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points there 30 years before there were

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situations where a stone weighing 3 tons fell,

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but now we feel everything with our hands if

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we see that the situation is dangerous, we do not touch

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this site, but during all the years of

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construction no one was hurt, which means

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the place is truly sacred, what a 8 and

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your wife and four children are very

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proud of my work, I wish you good luck,

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may your work always be carried out

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safely, may there be no

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points kiss good bye,

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who knows, perhaps in the distant future

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our descendants will find a sacred mountain where a

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huge

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library of sacred books of real

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religious relics has been preserved underground, which have been

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preserved here for centuries;

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perhaps in 1000 years, scientists will

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conduct excavations and speculate about

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how all this appeared under land and

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we continue the expedition to Baluchistan

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and go to the coast of the Arabian

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Sea there is not another so-

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called burial place, what we

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will see is of great importance not only

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for Muslims but also for all people on the

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planet, the place where we are going

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is called fortune telling, it is known throughout

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the world and others like it there are two more one

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is located in India the second is Bangladesh

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very soon huge skeletons of ships appear on the horizon

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we are almost

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there

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here on a small piece of land

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ships are scattered some of the most

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legendary and mystical types of

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transport on ships the first

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sailors crossed the planet

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discovered new countries and continents

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Noah's ark, according to the Bible, helped save the

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earth from the global flood

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mythology ships this means of crossing

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will reduce to this outside world ships

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became heroes of legends and cult films the

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flying Dutchman food cruiser Aurora it is

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difficult to find a person who has not at least once

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heard these names, well, if the role of

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this type of transport is logged in our life it is

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difficult to overestimate it moves cargo

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between continents, huge tankers

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transport oil, passenger cruise

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ships of people, but few people think about what

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happens to all these giants, they are

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no longer beyond repair and

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retire as ships die, and

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why the process of dismantling them is considered one

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of the most dangerous professions in the world when a

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ship becomes unusable for

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use, it will be restored, no longer

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profitable, it needs to be disposed of;

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surveillance systems number about 180

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thousand ships all over the world, this is an

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incredibly large number, every year about a

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thousand of them are written off to be replaced

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with new ones if they are not disposed of over

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time, all the coasts of the planet

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have turned in the cemetery of old ships

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that will pollute and destroy them

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and the system around them

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[music]

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auctions are held at which the owners of

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such companies, one of which we are

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now going to, buys the ship, then

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hires a team of people, disassembles it into

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small pieces and sells it to

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make money, can you imagine this huge

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volumes of metal are in front of us

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[music]

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the top is called the place where they do it, they

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dismantle it, and in this case they bury

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ships, so we go into the office,

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we are now introduced by the bosses and I

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hope we, in the best traditions of our

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program, will be able to see this whole

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process from the inside at the entrance I am greeted by a

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young man the head of the getter company

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now I have about 300 people

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dismantling two ships what age is

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approximately these ships usually ships

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live from 15 to 35 years these 30 years

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ships do not live that long planes

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live even longer and cars for 50 years

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70 years can be found in collectors, and the

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ships have served their purpose for 15-30, maximum

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35 years, they are being dismantled, let's go take a

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closer look,

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if you very briefly describe the process, the

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ships are cut into pieces and sold, and that's

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exactly

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what you see,

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my western anchors fell off, and

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that's the reel on which the anchor was

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wound, yes, that's it this is

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some kind of fantasy

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what the last journey of a ship looks like,

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first of all, the captain of the ship

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pushes it as fast as possible near the shore, I heard

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that if the ship is still underway, and then the

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captain just accelerates it as much as possible,

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and this is here on the shore, this happened, yes it happens, and

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then we we tighten it with

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winches, but this is no longer yours, no, this is

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another company, but how many

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companies in fortune-telling 137 are here engaged in

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dismantling ships from all over the world, that’s

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right, we are looking for old ships in different

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countries, we fly there, we buy them and deliver them

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here, we saw them and sell them like

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iron most often construction companies buy it from us

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and how long does it take to

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please it two months

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what is the average cost of a ship of this

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scale it weighs 12 thousand tons

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it turns out to be about 40-45 thousand dollars

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it’s hard to believe that such a huge

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colossus can be bought for the price of a new

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SUV

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he names this price only on camera

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the cost really depends on the weight of the

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ship, but each ton costs an

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average of 400 dollars and not 4, so

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we can assume that each

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company buys a ship for at least several

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million dollars, and reduced prices

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to avoid problems with taxes; the essence of the

00:18:40

business is that the quality of the ship's steel

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better than usual, for example, it is

00:18:45

more resistant to corrosion, which is why it

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costs more, plus any vessel has copper,

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aluminum, titanium, bronze and other non-ferrous

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metals,

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even despite large investments

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in the company, in the end they increase their

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money,

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you are a rich family, you are millionaires, and in general, this is the

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first time I have seen that modest young

00:19:04

millionaires in Pakistan at work, a

00:19:06

manager must be on the same level

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with his subordinates, there should be no

00:19:11

difference visible since you are such a democratic

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leader, take me to one of

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the teams, load me up, work, salary, it wo

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n’t be good, welcome

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to work, first you need to put on a protective

00:19:24

keeper, let’s study

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here By the way, there is a ruler and a

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displacement scale and we see a height of 11

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meters, that’s where the ruler ends,

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then you can roughly

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estimate the scale, that is, the height is about 20 meters, the

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height of a 6-7 storey building, now we

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’ll go up there, wow, this is an elevator, such water,

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let’s say hello assalamualaikum

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like youtube youtube don’t drop us

00:20:05

please don’t worry we climb into the elevator

00:20:08

and go to the top fly to glory the

00:20:11

view immediately changes fantastic here friends

00:20:15

we are flying over the engine this is the engine of

00:20:18

the ship you here we are now parking like

00:20:24

this the door opens

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we hold on we get out

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actually friends even those of you who have

00:20:34

never haven’t sailed on large ships,

00:20:37

still use their services because

00:20:40

the TV you have at home, the refrigerator

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microwave,

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the furniture, if it was made on another

00:20:47

continent, came to your home using a

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large ship in a container because

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most transportation in the world is

00:20:55

carried out by ships, sea

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freight is one of the cheapest and

00:21:01

convenient ways to transport goods from

00:21:02

one part of the planet to another, this is especially

00:21:05

true for such giants made in

00:21:06

China, India and Bunin, so cargo

00:21:10

ships remain in great demand

00:21:11

all over the world

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and while some companies are building new, more

00:21:15

modern ships and dealing with

00:21:17

old

00:21:18

friends, we actually climb onto the captain’s bridge

00:21:23

by this number it is very

00:21:26

easy to determine many facts about

00:21:29

the ship, just google the ship

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from West Africa on November 5, 2020, it

00:21:36

departed from Kuwait and on

00:21:39

November 13 arrived here in years, this is its

00:21:43

last port, you can see that the ship is

00:21:46

really old, still a telephone, this is the

00:21:52

workplace captain's helm for

00:21:55

25 years, through this window the captain saw the whole

00:21:58

world and then arrived here in Pakistan,

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accelerated nicely, crashed into the shore

00:22:03

as much as possible,

00:22:06

left his ship forever, this is where

00:22:09

this ship will die, he will

00:22:11

never leave the open sea, he will never

00:22:14

transport cargo, he will be dismantled at

00:22:16

scrap metal and imagine, friends

00:22:17

captain and very often cry in this

00:22:20

place, sit, watch, take photographs and

00:22:23

leave with pain in their hearts and souls

00:22:26

because this place was their home for many

00:22:31

many years, it

00:22:33

feels like either in Pripyat

00:22:36

or in the Fukushima exclusion zone near the

00:22:39

nuclear power plant when home suddenly

00:22:42

people left, not life, everything came to a standstill, and of

00:22:45

course, in such places they often find

00:22:47

something valuable, they find treasures, a cabinet

00:22:51

with documents, here you can see

00:22:54

documentation, even in

00:22:56

1984, imagine July, I was one

00:23:00

year old,

00:23:01

they released this ship,

00:23:03

so what do we have here

00:23:06

[ music]

00:23:08

long-distance sailors captain and for a very

00:23:12

long time away from family for a very long time to

00:23:16

women so here you can see

00:23:18

these magazines with girls

00:23:21

look old old here she is friends the

00:23:23

underside of the life of long-distance sailors

00:23:27

[music]

00:23:29

best of all the colossal amount of work

00:23:31

that lies ahead for the employees of the company

00:23:33

fitness of the highest points ship this is a

00:23:36

funeral home for giant ships

00:23:39

there are three most popular points on the

00:23:42

planet that deal with

00:23:44

ship recycling the first is fortune telling Pakistan in

00:23:49

this place we are located 2nd place

00:23:51

is located in India detachments of Bangladesh

00:23:55

why in these three places the thing is

00:23:58

that there is a very flat entrance fashion and a

00:24:02

very flat coast, shallow depth of

00:24:06

sand, all this allows you to accelerate the ship

00:24:09

and literally crash into the shore, and then

00:24:12

the winch will pull the ship up so that

00:24:14

it completely runs aground and there you can

00:24:18

calmly begin the dismantling process. The

00:24:21

endless coastline, sea breeze and

00:24:23

beautiful landscapes sounds like an ideal

00:24:25

workplace for

00:24:28

yourself. in fact, this profession is called one

00:24:30

of the most difficult and dangerous in the world,

00:24:33

very soon we will be convinced of this,

00:24:36

now we will see how

00:24:38

giant pieces fall off, it is important to make sure that

00:24:41

no one loses their vigilance,

00:24:43

for example, there will be a person here and all

00:24:46

several tons will fall and I will crush whatever

00:24:49

was not here burns and injuries were

00:24:51

transferred to people with metal, this is a

00:24:54

very dangerous job, one of the most

00:24:56

dangerous in principle,

00:25:05

and this place has a sad for 10 in

00:25:09

2016, the most fear of getting

00:25:12

when

00:25:14

years cuts the ship beforehand, not

00:25:18

you

00:25:19

but who assembled the camera there,

00:25:22

an explosion occurred

00:25:27

they jumped from the ship

00:25:30

but they didn’t burn alive,

00:25:37

I remember that day there was very little fuel left in the tanks of one of the

00:25:40

ships,

00:25:41

but it was enough

00:25:44

for the whole ship to catch fire, then they

00:25:46

started cutting it, I saw a video on the Internet,

00:25:50

it’s scary to watch how people

00:25:53

jump out, fall

00:25:56

on fire, what it all looked like in real life

00:25:59

just makes me wonder So I’m asking, I have a chill

00:26:01

on my skin, everything happened very quickly, it was

00:26:03

scary, especially when the explosion occurred, I

00:26:07

was one of those who collected the bodies of people

00:26:10

who were thrown out by the blast wave among

00:26:13

the dead, I saw a friend from my village,

00:26:17

you then sent everyone to the

00:26:20

Karachi hospital, many were unconscious

00:26:23

someone regained consciousness after three days,

00:26:25

someone after 20, and some never

00:26:29

woke up and the

00:26:31

salts here are the people who suffered,

00:26:34

were cured but returned to work again,

00:26:37

of all those who survived the tone of the ships,

00:26:39

no one else returned here I was lucky that

00:26:42

I was there that day worked on the shore three

00:26:45

months later we started working on that

00:26:47

ship and found charred skeletons and

00:26:49

human bones there, we buried them, my wife

00:26:53

then dissuaded me and asked me not to go

00:26:55

to this work anymore, but what should we do with the family, we

00:26:58

need to somehow feed

00:27:01

assalamualaikum what is your name .

00:27:05

and how many years have you been working for 20 years

00:27:08

what kind of water vomiting twenty to thirty thousand

00:27:10

rupees but what was the most difficult thing was before 20

00:27:13

years working the hardest thing is working with

00:27:15

fire I once lit a burner but

00:27:18

something went wrong and it burned my

00:27:20

face

00:27:22

even after accidents and

00:27:24

serious leg injuries and come back here

00:27:26

because they can’t find another job

00:27:28

you have a family and children yes I have five

00:27:32

children how often are you home once every

00:27:34

two to three months

00:27:36

for workers there is separate housing

00:27:39

right here here they work in shifts the

00:27:41

brave Pakistanis come here

00:27:44

from different regions of the country, live and

00:27:46

work fortune-telling from several months

00:27:48

to a year, then conduct a small start-up

00:27:51

at home and return to work again

00:27:52

to feed their family, each of them according to their

00:27:56

own hero, you cut it, believe it,

00:27:59

come on and try to

00:28:01

pass it like he gives me a big

00:28:04

gas burner the cutter here is one of the most

00:28:07

popular tools in

00:28:14

China, it's like liquid metal,

00:28:17

it's tight

00:28:18

[music]

00:28:22

and debts don't go away, like

00:28:27

this,

00:28:29

this kind of work

00:28:31

brings in millions of dollars,

00:28:33

but the workers themselves, as

00:28:36

you can see, receive very modest sums from over a

00:28:39

small dollar to one hundred eighty

00:28:41

two hundred a month for another job here in

00:28:44

this region is still difficult, so they

00:28:46

value it and this is an opportunity to feed your

00:28:49

family, do

00:28:53

you like it, they worked here no, but

00:28:56

I really need it,

00:28:58

let you be so good, it’s

00:29:00

just scary to watch

00:29:05

very difficult working conditions, there’s

00:29:09

always something rumbling in the bank, tons of

00:29:11

metal and everywhere sparks are flying,

00:29:14

you can’t let your guard down for a second,

00:29:16

otherwise you risk finding yourself under a pile of

00:29:18

metal the size of several cars,

00:29:22

just digan was added right before our

00:29:26

eyes

00:29:31

at any moment, something can fall off,

00:29:33

this happens regularly and a piece just falls,

00:29:36

for example, imagine

00:29:39

such a piece of iron from a height A 20-meter

00:29:42

helmet on your head won’t help

00:29:49

[applause]

00:29:53

say that everything we do is at our own

00:29:56

peril and risk,

00:29:58

that we’ll have to get our feet wet a little

00:30:02

rope ladder

00:30:05

I’m climbing onto a ship, the worst thing is

00:30:09

that at this moment a

00:30:11

piece of the ship could collapse,

00:30:15

preparations are underway to throw off all this a

00:30:17

giant metal platform down

00:30:22

with them start here

00:30:23

mom in large pieces

00:30:29

you tap that you are looking for

00:30:32

some kind of cavity I choose a place where to cut a

00:30:34

hole for the chain it is important to understand that

00:30:37

almost all the workers here are ordinary

00:30:40

men from all over the country who just

00:30:42

want to earn money for their wives and

00:30:44

children but There are no engineers or

00:30:46

chemical specialists among them, they are not taught how to

00:30:49

properly get rid of oil

00:30:51

and gas residues on a ship, they do all this, as they

00:30:53

say, using the method of scientific poking, the beds

00:30:56

hurt their eyes, so

00:30:58

no one can guarantee safety here

00:31:01

[applause] it

00:31:02

drags on like this

00:31:06

[applause] [ music]

00:31:09

this huge 5 tighten the cut

00:31:11

holes and pull powerful winches from the bottom,

00:31:15

after which the huge platform will fall from the

00:31:17

ship to the ground and it will be more convenient

00:31:19

to cut into small parts;

00:31:25

nothing is impossible for real men and pay

00:31:28

attention to absolutely all the

00:31:32

insurance

00:31:34

and we are wearing a helmet, just a cap, many without

00:31:36

gloves that is, the safety precautions

00:31:39

here are clearly lame

00:31:42

[music]

00:31:49

for today the working day is over like this, according

00:31:51

to the clock, six o’clock everyone goes

00:31:53

home yes yes exactly at six the end of the shift with

00:31:56

the platform we will finish tomorrow what time does the

00:31:58

new work start tomorrow

00:32:00

morning everyone thank you for inviting everyone

00:32:03

good luck and safe work, the main thing is

00:32:05

thank you

00:32:07

clicking

00:32:09

workers leaving the shift there we climbed up the

00:32:12

rope ladder back

00:32:14

the excavator and the platform drove up

00:32:19

at least no one got their feet wet this is how the

00:32:22

delivery system works

00:32:25

[music]

00:32:31

it was a very unusual day I will definitely

00:32:34

remember it for the rest of my life and for many people who are the light

00:32:37

complains about his profession, it’s worth

00:32:39

watching this story and wondering

00:32:41

if this is such a difficult profession in the world from the

00:32:44

profession of citizens guys guys only me

00:32:48

from him we are all real heroes

00:32:51

[music]

00:32:58

today I specially put on my smart

00:33:01

fitness bracelet to understand how

00:33:02

hard the work of men is let's

00:33:04

look at the indicators, and so in a day I

00:33:07

walked 6418 steps and covered a distance of

00:33:11

four kilometers 630 meters, although

00:33:14

it seemed like I didn’t walk particularly far, but I

00:33:16

had to run

00:33:23

[music]

00:33:36

sea freight is

00:33:38

one of the most important elements of world

00:33:40

trade without them, many of the goods that

00:33:42

we buy in flocks would

00:33:44

n't you bring a

00:33:47

shipment of Azid to Maurice cars from Japan at several times more cost? sea

00:33:50

transportation brings billions of dollars

00:33:52

to corporations around the world, but

00:33:54

they can't dispose of them there. The problem of

00:33:57

spent ships is solved by ordinary

00:33:58

Pakistani men, without even understanding

00:34:01

what a huge contribution to the health of the entire

00:34:03

planet they are making at risk life in order to

00:34:05

rid the world of scrap metal and

00:34:07

toxic chemicals from old ships, we

00:34:09

can only hope that the issue of

00:34:12

ship recycling will be seen as important for the

00:34:14

entire planet and not just as a business for

00:34:16

individuals, and that the working conditions and

00:34:18

salaries of these men will

00:34:20

correspond to the risk they are

00:34:22

exposing themselves to at the moment the hard work

00:34:24

of men is interrupted only a few times

00:34:26

a year by the bright light and shine of the banner these

00:34:29

happen on holidays sacred to all

00:34:30

Muslims, today we will see

00:34:32

one of these

00:34:34

[applause]

00:34:36

[music]

00:34:41

look how incredible it is changing and

00:34:44

this can be seen everywhere

00:34:46

but

00:34:47

it is very, very cool line ,

00:34:52

the country turns into a fairy tale,

00:34:55

the streets are illuminated with thousands of lights, people

00:34:58

put on their best clothes, an

00:35:00

atmosphere of joy and fun reigns everywhere,

00:35:04

so they celebrate one of the most important

00:35:06

holidays of all Muslims, the birthday of the

00:35:09

Prophet Muhammad

00:35:10

[music]

00:35:12

of the year and [ __ ], the revered prophet of the

00:35:14

messenger

00:35:15

who conveyed to people the sacred scriptures of the

00:35:17

Koran,

00:35:19

if you draw parallels then today's

00:35:22

holiday is somewhat reminiscent of our

00:35:24

Christmas, at least they celebrate it

00:35:26

on a no less grand scale

00:35:27

[music]

00:35:34

we'll come here after work tomorrow we

00:35:36

'll see typical Pakistan and the usual bustle

00:35:41

on the streets but today it's all so

00:35:44

practical

00:35:48

he's all gathered in a traffic jam in principle

00:35:51

driving today is very it’s hard because

00:35:53

everyone wants to celebrate the Ottomans holiday,

00:35:55

several people, no beauty, look,

00:35:59

but the street here, the street was

00:36:03

n’t very surprised, the traffic jams will make

00:36:06

our way

00:36:07

[music]

00:36:08

[applause]

00:36:13

[music]

00:36:21

they [

00:36:22

music]

00:36:23

[laughter]

00:36:25

[applause]

00:36:27

morning

00:36:29

but it’s enough to turn just a little bit

00:36:32

into towards the noise and cold of the chakra volt of India and

00:36:35

you find yourself in a completely different world, quiet

00:36:39

and calm, where the holiday is celebrated according to

00:36:42

all the canons traditionally, for example, a

00:36:45

dome symbolizing and

00:36:48

replicating the dome in the middle is not where the

00:36:50

Prophet Muhammad lived for a long time, this

00:36:53

sacred place is located near the mosque in the

00:36:55

old city,

00:36:58

but please oil lamps people

00:37:02

set fire

00:37:03

there is written muhamed

00:37:07

look what an incredible beauty

00:37:10

from such a fairy tale and what we hear is the

00:37:12

elements of a right-handed coven such texts

00:37:16

are called ours you are religious songs

00:37:18

that praise the prophet and

00:37:20

talk about his life these are such

00:37:23

carols of Shchedrivka cloud station

00:37:28

and

00:37:31

here is a birthday The Prophet Muhammad

00:37:34

is celebrated at home in a family way and

00:37:38

very traditionally now we

00:37:40

will see how this happens but first you

00:37:42

need to go to the store and buy sweets

00:37:44

because on this day it is customary to give

00:37:46

sweets

00:37:47

charity one of the main

00:37:49

pillars of Islam the Prophet Muhammad always

00:37:51

shared with the poor and disadvantaged so

00:37:54

today it’s customary to treat everyone around and

00:37:56

share what you have, we go into a

00:37:58

typical courtyard, the most common one for this

00:38:02

city, there are a lot of children here

00:38:05

[music]

00:38:09

hello,

00:38:11

can I congratulate you in

00:38:14

your yard, all the neighbors can

00:38:17

congratulate the kids, these are the sweets,

00:38:21

these girls are beautiful twins, keep them like

00:38:27

that [music] beautiful everyone what is your name

00:38:33

[music]

00:38:37

yes what is your name Caliph my name is Dima

00:38:41

welcome to Pakistan you are our

00:38:44

guests the doors of our houses are open for you

00:38:47

friendly and the Pakistanis immediately

00:38:49

invited us home to try their

00:38:50

festive dish we can see

00:38:52

how people live and how they celebrate

00:38:55

birthday of the prophet Muhammad

00:38:57

assalam alaikum oh

00:38:59

these are traditional sweets of

00:39:02

Ukhta

00:39:03

but first of all you need to get to know the

00:39:06

whole family Khalila looking ahead I will say

00:39:08

that it is not as easy as it seems this is

00:39:11

my cousin when here is Sun R.A. this is my

00:39:14

uncle my mother my name is ram ball the show is very

00:39:18

nice and this is a symbol sit down at the

00:39:21

table at first glance it’s an ordinary family

00:39:23

maybe family ties here are not at all

00:39:25

like ours in general my

00:39:28

nephew was khalil and I’m his uncle the girl is violet

00:39:31

this is my daughter and he turns out to be a

00:39:34

cousin Aransha is my nephew’s daughter,

00:39:37

but she’s also my daughter-in-law,

00:39:40

wait a minute.

00:39:44

it’s a really complicated scheme, it’s hard

00:39:47

to understand our program, we’ll sort it

00:39:49

all out there, you’re your daughter, where

00:39:54

your daughter is about to marry,

00:39:57

who is my uncle’s son, nephew

00:40:00

. nephew and married my uncle's son but that's

00:40:06

not all Santa Barbara friends this is my

00:40:08

nephew

00:40:09

who is my nephew he should take and the

00:40:16

fact is that marriages

00:40:19

between distant relatives are allowed here and all 100

00:40:21

God forbid healthy good as you see

00:40:24

everything before your eyes what a special

00:40:27

charm the fact that relatives can get

00:40:29

married, well, in addition to love, of course, when

00:40:32

we have children within the family,

00:40:35

we know exactly which people we are related to,

00:40:37

good or bad,

00:40:39

this is important especially if you have a daughter, you don’t

00:40:42

have to worry about who you trust with

00:40:44

your daughter, that’s how friends are so

00:40:46

interesting features and traditions,

00:40:48

help yourself herem, this is such a sweetness,

00:40:51

thank you very much, you cooked it yourself until the

00:40:54

rice was boiled, then you added

00:40:56

milk and sugar to it and it turned out delicious,

00:40:59

by the way, our Christmas dish

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is called kutya, but it is also based on rice,

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that is, there are a lot of similarities in different religions,

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well, friends, I’m trying it,

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it’s amazing it’s delicious, it’s a rice

00:41:15

candy, but you can feel the nuts, you can feel the

00:41:17

spices, you can feel the cinnamon, cardamom,

00:41:21

milk and

00:41:24

rice pudding, it’s very tasty, incredible,

00:41:26

I’d like to see a Christmas tree like this for breakfast, and thank you

00:41:29

for inviting me to visit and find out

00:41:31

what else surprised me, it’s very rare to

00:41:34

visit a Muslim family and

00:41:36

sit at the table together with women, you

00:41:39

sit with me without any problems, joke and

00:41:40

talk, we let you in

00:41:43

because our prophet taught to respect and love

00:41:45

each other, he taught that all people are brothers and

00:41:48

as our brother, we let you into our

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home, thank you very much, I wish your

00:41:54

love family good luck and success with his very

00:41:56

good thanks, happy holiday again, I

00:41:58

ran on we don’t all celebrate the

00:42:00

birthday of the prophet in a narrow family circle

00:42:03

quietly and calmly on large streets and

00:42:05

squares, I

00:42:07

just don’t recognize Muslim Pakistan, we are going to the very

00:42:10

epicenter of events

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[music] [applause]

00:42:16

I say

00:42:21

[applause]

00:42:23

and

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[music]

00:42:25

[applause]

00:42:36

and the

00:42:38

base

00:42:41

[applause] the

00:42:43

city streets look like a huge

00:42:46

nightclub, this is something you don’t expect to see in a strict

00:42:48

conservative country, but here everything that

00:42:50

happens has a different meaning and the wrong side is

00:42:57

that the holiday is celebrated in the open

00:42:59

air all Muslims, among

00:43:02

whom there are Sufis, are representatives of the

00:43:04

most mystical movement and words for

00:43:07

them, dancing and going into a trance is the norm,

00:43:09

although for a person from another culture

00:43:11

it may look scary this is how the

00:43:13

day celebrates the coming of the Prophet Muhammad

00:43:15

into the world

00:43:18

for those who do not like to dance there are

00:43:21

other ways maintain the festive

00:43:22

mood

00:43:23

[applause]

00:43:24

[music]

00:43:25

[applause]

00:43:26

here you can rent it to improve it to

00:43:28

look at the festivities from above and

00:43:30

encourage the senses please you can

00:43:33

take a ride

00:43:35

[applause]

00:43:36

[music]

00:43:38

it is because today it is customary to treat people

00:43:40

with sweets, we have prepared special

00:43:42

gifts

00:43:46

[music ]

00:43:52

[applause]

00:43:57

loves it turned out to be philanthropists the task is not

00:44:00

always simple and you ca

00:44:02

n’t do good with special training

00:44:05

even

00:44:08

[applause]

00:44:13

but I already wanted

00:44:17

adults nothing terribly boring it was

00:44:19

very tasty say yes, I

00:44:22

liked the Ukrainian sweets and really liked it

00:44:25

that

00:44:27

when I started smearing the horses they caught me and

00:44:31

didn’t even let me touch solo

00:44:35

good

00:44:36

today is a holiday and expressive

00:44:40

this is normal in principle it’s normal when

00:44:43

everyone gets mad

00:44:45

mass celebrations will last until the morning

00:44:47

loud laughter music dancing and warm

00:44:50

family gatherings will be in every home and on

00:44:52

every street Pakistanis are an amazing

00:44:54

people and they don’t know how to preserve and

00:44:56

respect their traditions for centuries

00:44:59

they know how to work hard and of course have a

00:45:01

good rest, we can only hope that in the

00:45:03

very near future these friendly

00:45:05

people will be able to share their unusual

00:45:07

culture with tourists from all over the world

00:45:09

[music]

00:45:11

in the next program above what 1 2

00:45:13

or 3 how does a family in an Islamic country

00:45:16

differ from ours rank allows you to have

00:45:19

up to four wives, so everything is formal, everything is

00:45:21

legal, let’s meet a man

00:45:23

who has three spouses, if you get

00:45:25

another wife, then you don’t need to ask

00:45:27

permission about a friend, it’s not necessary, but I

00:45:29

warned you, we’ve just essentially presented a

00:45:31

fait accompli,

00:45:33

we’ll see how three wives get along under one

00:45:35

roof and you belong to each other,

00:45:38

we would have the girls say competitors and

00:45:40

how to share a bed, this is one of the bedrooms, it

00:45:43

turns out there are two girls in each room

00:45:46

and you are with one of the girls in the other if there are

00:45:48

disadvantages of a large family, but on the other hand,

00:45:51

in such matters there are only troubles and worries ahs

00:45:54

villages what do men

00:45:57

who take wives several

00:45:59

women at once don’t think about and who is the main question now

00:46:01

how many children do you have now I have 53

00:46:04

children

00:46:05

it looks like

00:46:07

almost three children a year it turns out 275

00:46:12

children what worries fall on a

00:46:14

man and 100 kilograms of flour she

00:46:17

needs 220 kilograms a week sugar 20

00:46:21

kilograms of sugar are a winter nightmare and

00:46:22

where do they get strength for the family,

00:46:25

as I understand it, you are never bored

00:46:27

in your house, always fun, always smiling

00:46:29

file

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[music]

00:46:39

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Дмитрий Комаров продолжает изучать закрытую пакистанскую провинцию Белуджистан. В окрестностях Кветты посреди пустыни расположено место, равных которому на нашей планете не существует – священная гора Джебель-аль-Нур. Здесь в священных пещерах хранится более 2,5 миллионов экземпляров Корана. В это место мусульмане со всего мира отправляют и привозят Кораны, непригодные для использования. А дальше путешествие по Белуджистану продолжится на побережье Аравийского моря, в селе Гадани – одном из трех мест в мире, где занимаются утилизацией кораблей. Работа в месте распила кораблей достаточно опасная: в любой момент на кого-то из сотрудников может упасть глыба металла. Дмитрий Комаров решил испытать на себе особенности этой опасной профессии и отработал смену в пункте распила кораблей. 00:00 – Уникальная пещера, в которой хранятся 2,5 миллионов экземпляров Корана 13:39 – Тайны «захоронения» грузовых кораблей и лайнеров 34:28 – Как в Пакистане отмечают день рождение пророка Мухаммеда

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