S1 Ep46,47 :

I cannot believe i had the honour to visit the the enshrined room housing the sacred relics of our prophet s.a.w

I'm not gonna talk about the details here. For that you have to watch the video (coming soon), but i'll say this. I am really honoured to present this maqam to the world. It's maqams like these that inspires me to more forward with this task. I am less interested in talking about places that are literally known by everyone, i want to talk more about places that are yet to be discovered by the masses.

And be it khirqa sharif in herat (first three images), or be it the oldest ziaratgah in herat of hz Abul walid, the master of Imam Bukhari (around 1200 year old ziaratgah of a taba-e-tabaein) these are the types of places that makes me wanna move forward with this.

I hope i can do justice with the task i am given inshAllah.

Next quest : To find more about the guy who claimed to be imam Mahdi a.s and trying to reason with some of his followers that might still be there around his so called 'ziaratgah' 😅

As expected I have never seen a shrine like this. A mazar so plain and blunt, you won't even see a single quranic couplet on the walls, no names, every sort of glorifying was removed by the recent regime, door half blown away and the courtyard recently damaged by the talibs to counter the so called thought of some locals believing him to be the 'sahib aakhir uz zaman'

You gotta watch the video to find out what happened when i went to interview the so called followers 😅 (coming soon)

Nest quest : Finding the lost maqams of Kandhar

Mind blowing story and a shrine of an awliya that helped afghani people against the americans and russians.

I always had a thing for paranormal activities and i am always looking for places that are surrounded by legends, ghosts ad whatnot. And if you search for any haunted places in Afghanistan, without a doubt you will come across the site known as OP rock in the Garmshir district.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/haunted-afghan-military-outpost
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/31/world/asia/afghanistan-haunted-outpost.html

This former american outpost (although now gone) has been surrounded with many legends. But what make this place special is a local belief that the patron saint of the city, Hazrat Amir Agha helped the locals fight the agressors and win the battle in that region.

Although this video is not part of Farda but its story will blow your mind away. Coming soon 🤙