I was in Shiraz as a student (1977-80). Must say that Shiraz seems better maintained, very clean and well maintained historical sites. Thanks Abrar for letting me visit Shiraz after 42 years.
One feature that has stood out throughout in your Iran chronicles is the cleanliness of the people and the places. Even the small villages and roadsides are litter free. The old bazaars are clean. When and where did we miss this page in our country. 78 years of independence and our people do not take care of their own surroundings. We do not have to be technologically advanced, but can we not at least take pride in keeping our country clean. Amazing job Iranians and may we learn something from them. Aameen.
Iran is a relatively wealthy country compared to Pakistan and India. Check out vlogs from Rwanda, a dirt-poor African country where nonetheless the people have pride and take care of their surroundings. The cities are impeccably clean.
Thanks for your kind looking. There is always a quarrel between strong and fine habits. To be and remain clean and save cleanliness is fine and hard to keep, but to remain in dirt is very easy.The quarrel between hard and easy needs effort and education. This has happened in our country Iran after revolution based on two foundations: literacy(more than 95 percent literacy for under fifty years and with huge amount of university graduates) and stressing about religious orders for cleanliness(النظافة من الایمان). The government pays too much for keeping cities clean and makes strong propaganda for it and nowadays remaining clean has become a national demand.ایران سے محبت
@@shootenhower7883 oh great to hear it bro, iam from India, we too had a huge problem of dirt here, it's good that iran maintained cleanliness, even prophet(SAW) himself said that "cleanliness is the half of iman"........
I have lived in Iran for almost 12yrs, my father was a doctor. I have lived in Isfahan, Tehran, and Shiraz. They are the golden memories of me. Their hospitality is beyond words. They have rich cultural roots and they have preserved it very well. Just look at their sheesh mahal and our sheesh mahal in Lahore fort. A country without cultural values is nothing.
I visited Shiraz in 1977 when Reza Pahlavi was the King of Iran. Obviously it's social layer has changed a lot but historically it is as impressive now as then. You missed Saadi's tomb.
Shiraz is known as the city of poets, literature, and flowers, gardens and fruits. It is also famous for its versatility, food and hospitality. Both your tour guide and Mr.Sarosh, owner of the hotel are amazing people and I suggest Mr. Sarosh to widen its business and open an outlet in Karachi, which has some Iranian eateries since a segment of Iranian people live in that lively city.
Its completely ok for Pakistanis to try iranian food iranian sweet can easily become popular there are many similarities in food also so even common Pakistanis will have no problem eating iranian food
@@abdulbasitkhan5848 And as Iranian, i can say that we would also really love to taste Pakistani food too, im sure general Iranians would love the taste of Pakistani food too!!
@@afdkast5145 in the areas close to indian border like lahore the food is a little spicier 😂so beware my irani frndz however in north like Rawalpindi Islamabad and Peshawar food is less spicier
Thanks alot for this beautiful episode. I'm simply amazed and surprised by the beauty and calmness of this stunning city. Iran is so rich in culture indeed. Historical places, people and food...everything looks so amazing. I don't know why the western media portrays Iran as a fundamentalist and Conservative country while the ground reality is totally different. My heartiest good wishes to the people of Iran and their beautiful country. Definitely on my wishlist to visit. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇷
I can't believe this is Iran. The iran i saw in movies was completely the opposite. I cant explain how much i am impressed after seeing shiraz. Persian art is out of this world. Thank you so much for showing this hidden gem. ❤️ Definitely adding shiraz to my bucket list ❤️
The more I watch your Iran videos the more I get impressed, doesn't look like this country has been under sanctions for ages, salute to the people of Iran. Nadia is a wonderful guide, appreciate the efforts she is putting into her work, she is so confident, well mannered and gorgeous of course
35 mins of video and every minute is worth watching, that's abrar bhai for you, this guy has raised the standards of travel vloging so high that being an Indian I want to say he is the best and any of indian vlogers in today's date can't think of coming close to his standards of vloging
Sir I am from Ludhiana Punjab india. I love ur vlogs. I desperately wait for ur vlogs. Love to see iran. Beautiful place with Beautiful people's. Really advance then our countries even after number of restrictions. Take care of urself also.
Thanks for this informative video. I have watched your all the videos of Iran. I am really surprised to see the quality of highways, roads, and cleanliness of the cities and market. These places are comparable to any European cities and places. Moreover, I think Iranian people are very open and kind-hearted, unlike Europeans. I really wish I could have visited Iran.
They are not struggling they are self-sufficient. 3 trillion dollars economy. They converted sanctions into the opportunity. Great nation no doubt about it.
It's really a very beautiful city. 👍 I wish to visit every places you visited and every food you tasted in the same place. 👍 Because of this Vlog, Iran 🇮🇷 is now my must visit country list. 👍 Thanks to Nadia also for her wonderful presentation. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Faisal
So impressed by Iran. Never imagined it to be so clean and beautiful. I truly hope that the situation gets better for Iran and rest of the world can see for how culturally rich this country is, with amazing Iranian cuisine.
Iran just amazed me. 45 years of sanctions but they still maintain themselves and I think Iran is much more developed than any of it's neighbor country 🇵🇰♥️🇮🇷
This was my impression too. They are under sanctions since Islamic revolution, but they still maintain relatively high standards of living: good roads, order and cleanliness everywhere... Imagine how Iran would have been if no sanctions were present...
MasaAllah, this Mosque(Nasir ul mulk mosque) is really beautiful & peaceful !!! thank you, for giving us the opportunity to see it. Love and like From Bangladesh 🇧🇩💚❤️🌹🌷.
I certainly believed that this glittering episode of Shiraz city and its gorgeous mosques especially in pink tiled one, the glass palaces, farhami traditional shirazi food boutique were so much to remember when we're thinking of Iranian cultures and its glorius history. So much thankful Nadia, the brave woman who is freely aspiring her dreams come true way of life and more brave enough to he a lady guide in Shiraz. She is the best person to portray how the Iranian wonan lives a happy and freedom way of life than the western media portray in a negative view point. I hope the Iranian people will welcome all the best tourists to visit their land of rich culture than we imagined. Thank you so much, Abrar🎉
Shiraz is simply excellent. The culture, cuisine, architecture and historic edifices are simply out of this world. Your tour guide Nadia was an excellent addition and asset for you to explore the city and understand the significance of historical monuments. The markets were sophisticated and rich in local handicrafts. I hope the copperwork tradition does not end here,but continues to prosper and spread its fame throughout the world. Mosques,palaces and citadels are exceptionally well maintained and have a treasure of permissive Islamic art and culture. An excellent blog Abrar Bhai. Kudos!!
Most precious sentiments expressed , you yourself are very beautiful person by heart and mind. Love you and prayers for you to be always mindful about the Beauty what ever shape it comes across you ,,,, ( Sufi A -Canada)
OMG, What a beautiful video. It was not a video, but, it was like a beautiful poem ! Beautiful Iran and great narration by Abrar bhai. Jazak ALLAH for sharing these beautiful moments with us.
@@Vickyfux Pakistan born in 1947 India is more than 5000 yrs old civilization if u go to any where from middle east central Asia or Turkey they 99% refer Hindustan to our subcontinent
@@sarabhai123 dear im persian we called hindustan to united (india+pakistan+bangeladesh) this is HINDUSTAN in persian literature but after sepration it was never used hindustan anymore just hind & pakistan
Unbelievable unbelievable I can’t imagine that Shiraz can be so beautiful and the class of the city is unbelievably impressive, wow no words to explain my feelings
Now I become a fan of Iran clean cities ...I mean wow every corner is neat and clean . I wish Pakistani people should learn from them 🇵🇰💚stay bless Abrar Bhai for showing the beautiful Shiraz😍
No one has ever showcased iran the way this guy did, his series makes me want to visit Iran . I have always had a view that iranis don't like Pakistanis but this series has changed my mind. Kudos to Abrar bhai ⭐✨
Bro there's always those people who see themselves so superior and don't like foreigners in every country and culture, but the thing is that Iran has been a cross path between worlds and many people have come here and stayed and mixed with local people who themselves were from a variety of Iranian people, from those looking completely European to those looking like today Pakistanis to even Afro-Iranians in the south. We have been the USA of the ancient world since a lot of years ago. We don't have a negative thought towards people just by how they look what nationality they are. We like guests in general and it's nice when a foreigner visits our country. Peace!
@@Amen-Magi we have strong relation with east Africa from past. There is a party in Tanzania called Afro- Shirazi . there are people who trace back themselves to Shiraz
Abrar bhai I had a particularly stressful day at work. Many other challenges in life that keep me up most nights. . . But this video had such a calming effect on me I cried through most of the video just enjoying the magnificence and beauty of Iran. Absolutely loving this series on Iran through your lens. . . You made my evening so pleasant. May You be blessed even more.
I have been following you on this new adventure and thoroughly enjoying your interactions with people and stunning drone videos. This video on Shiraz takes your skills to a new level and I applaud you, MashaAllah, well done. What a wonderful country and such lovely people! You are blessed!! Thank you!!!
I am falling in love with 🇮🇷 ... thanks to Wild Lens abrar... I read so many travelogues, never dare to watch any videos, as I love the imagination that builds in my mind. But Abrar bhai, you made me like your videos, too much. Now, I am continuously watching them and imagining myself to roaming in Iran by myself.
Thanks abrar jan ... I always wanted to visit Iran because as you know that balochistan is also a part of Iran so due to your journey across Iran I saw my Baloch brothers , sisters and there hospitality towards foreign , which made me proud as being baloch and a resident of Balochistan.... Once again thanks and I pray that you should complete this fruitful journey..
I love the extremely beautiful pink mosque, and must visit it someday inshallah. Shiraz is certainly a very beautiful city. Thank you Nadia for taking us along on the tour of your gorgeous city.
super best video. your effort was reflecting. and thank you so much to show us the Iran and Shiraz so closely. We never knew shiraz before this much. It is your effort that we saw it and other Iran. I became fan of Iran. Iranians seems very civilized, neat and calm. Thank you Abrar and Salam to our sister Nadia.
No need to afraid from all sanctions...no nation like Iranian ....even facing lots of sanctions by the world but still so managed and self developed... love from Pakistan ❤️
Beautiful vlogs! Absolute pleasure to watch them. Music in the beginning is soooo soothing and great to watch these places in your videos! Thanks for showing us so many places! 👍
This is best vlog of this tour till now....Every Bit of video is beautiful.. Everything is colorful even the food also...and representation also so smooth so you can enjoy the video calmly...😍
One of the best youtubers I have ever seen, we were able to enjoy this immense beauty of Siraj through your blog. Looking forward to your next blog and the whole trip to Saudi Arabia with you
Thank You Abrar for giving us the opportunity to travel with you to Beautiful Shiraz .My Love and Respect to All Iranians from Nashville Tennessee USA 🌹
Thanks for showing the historical city of Shiraz. I visited Iran before covid in 2019 but couldnt see all places of shiraz. Thanks to your video I have seen all those now.
Wow, what a beautiful tour of city of Shiraz. The pink mosque is absolutely exquisite, the food at Parhami traditional house looked incredible and Abrar Bhai, many thanks for taking us along. May you have safe journey and we look forward to seeing much more of Iran via your eyes. From Oregon, USA.
What a fantastic preservation of history.hats off to Iranian govt. I 've never seen such beautiful glass work anywhere. what a an ambiance of Shiraz. I guess i must visit Iran someday. lot of respects for Nadia.i think this is one of your best v logs.
I was fascinated how you show us food and their look and taste feels ( by your expression) great. Streets looking clean and road were wide, when I imagine cleanliness of ""Anar Kali Bazar"" I feel ashamed of our great City of LAHORE. Pakistan as compair to downtown of Shiraz. Maybe one day we realize "Safai nisf EMAN Hay". Love ❤️ and respect from Connecticut USA 🇺🇸.
I’m really astonished to see Iran with its rich culture. Hospitable people. Didn’t know this image of Iran. Soo clean. The food looks delicious. Hope to visit someday.
This is the best episode I have been so far...Kya khubsurat jagah tha!! Mosque,shrine,bazar aur sabse badhkar Nadia the tour guide.. She was simply wonderful....
@@luciangabrielpopescu yeah!! She is like a blossom and having her as life partner, is like a fountain for a thirsty traveller in the middle of the desert....
Assalamu Alaikum Abrar, Shiraz, Iran........simply amazing, especially the 'Pink Mosque' and all the Palaces, Bazaars and Mausoleums.....beautiful place.......captured in minutest details..... Thank you for your hard work... May Allah bless you.... Ride safe
Thank you for sharing such an amazing video covering this beautiful place. I love the mosques architecture and the history that you narrated. Food was good. If it wasn't for language barrier, this could be a really great tourist place for Pakistani folks.
Although I cannot speak Ordu, but whenever I hear you say the Persian words "khoob surat" I know you have fallen in love with the place :D Anyways, this vlog was just as good as every Iranian expects and presented the magnificent Shiraz as much as it deserves it!
@@AndroidGuru13 your present day hindi was born out of urdu... not the other way around. Original contributors to urdu were the khari boli, old punjabi and central asian persian. Urdu originated in ghaznavi era Lahore during 1050 ad. And its first poet saad masud Suleman was a persian poet who called it lahori..back then it was more persianized and less sanskritized. after qutb udin aibak the language moved to delhi.where it picked the name dehlvi..when it spread further around and it took the name hindvi..and finally in 1700s it was called urdu. With time hindvi became more sanskritized as it borrowed local words and became lingua franca of north india only in 19th century.
If you are not following on Instagram you should :)
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Okay Sir love Your Content By the way
Love it as always the first one and always wait for ur videos and still watching 😍😍😍
Im just ur huge fan 😍🥰
I m following u in instagram also sir
good work sir Jordan se 400 km Saudi ARABIA me al maqna me vist kre, harat mosa a-s ke 12 chashmey he, very beautiful place he,
25 years of sanctions and this country still looks way better than many in the region. Kudos to the people of Iran and its government..
welcome to Isfahan
walk with me in
Isfahan Iran
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thanks🌹
Because the people of Iran are resilient, they make their own economy.
Iran really developed and clean country
45 years of sanctions
Iran ja k haarat hoti hai. K wo log hm say kitna agy han.
I was in Shiraz as a student (1977-80).
Must say that Shiraz seems better maintained, very clean and well maintained historical sites.
Thanks Abrar for letting me visit Shiraz after 42 years.
Thanks for sharing
One feature that has stood out throughout in your Iran chronicles is the cleanliness of the people and the places. Even the small villages and roadsides are litter free. The old bazaars are clean. When and where did we miss this page in our country. 78 years of independence and our people do not take care of their own surroundings. We do not have to be technologically advanced, but can we not at least take pride in keeping our country clean. Amazing job Iranians and may we learn something from them. Aameen.
Iran is a relatively wealthy country compared to Pakistan and India. Check out vlogs from Rwanda, a dirt-poor African country where nonetheless the people have pride and take care of their surroundings. The cities are impeccably clean.
Thanks for your kind looking. There is always a quarrel between strong and fine habits. To be and remain clean and save cleanliness is fine and hard to keep, but to remain in dirt is very easy.The quarrel between hard and easy needs effort and education. This has happened in our country Iran after revolution based on two foundations: literacy(more than 95 percent literacy for under fifty years and with huge amount of university graduates) and stressing about religious orders for cleanliness(النظافة من الایمان). The government pays too much for keeping cities clean and makes strong propaganda for it and nowadays remaining clean has become a national demand.ایران سے محبت
@@shootenhower7883 oh great to hear it bro, iam from India, we too had a huge problem of dirt here, it's good that iran maintained cleanliness, even prophet(SAW) himself said that "cleanliness is the half of iman"........
Nothing to do with wealth. Some how this is part of culture. Some cultures are very clean and some are not.
As Pakistani I always loved Iranian architecture, history, food ,cultures, and people. 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
ایران سے محبت
I have lived in Iran for almost 12yrs, my father was a doctor. I have lived in Isfahan, Tehran, and Shiraz. They are the golden memories of me. Their hospitality is beyond words. They have rich cultural roots and they have preserved it very well. Just look at their sheesh mahal and our sheesh mahal in Lahore fort. A country without cultural values is nothing.
welcome to Isfahan
walk with me in
Isfahan Iran
ruclips.net/video/O1xhdCziymk/видео.html
thanks🌹
I visited Shiraz in 1977 when Reza Pahlavi was the King of Iran. Obviously it's social layer has changed a lot but historically it is as impressive now as then. You missed Saadi's tomb.
Shiraz is known as the city of poets, literature, and flowers, gardens and fruits. It is also famous for its versatility, food and hospitality. Both your tour guide and Mr.Sarosh, owner of the hotel are amazing people and I suggest Mr. Sarosh to widen its business and open an outlet in Karachi, which has some Iranian eateries since a segment of Iranian people live in that lively city.
Its completely ok for Pakistanis to try iranian food iranian sweet can easily become popular there are many similarities in food also so even common Pakistanis will have no problem eating iranian food
Thanks for the info
@@WildlensbyAbrar Thanks Abrar at least you responded your viewer’s comments
@@abdulbasitkhan5848 And as Iranian, i can say that we would also really love to taste Pakistani food too, im sure general Iranians would love the taste of Pakistani food too!!
@@afdkast5145 in the areas close to indian border like lahore the food is a little spicier 😂so beware my irani frndz however in north like Rawalpindi Islamabad and Peshawar food is less spicier
As a Pakistani i have great respect and love for my Irani brothers tbh. Inshallah I'll visit Iran soon and enjoy its beauty and hospitality 🇵🇰🇮🇷
I m speachless about the culture the food and humble people ... No doubt Sheraz is the great city of Iran ... Love from Quetta 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
ایران سے محبت
Thanks alot for this beautiful episode. I'm simply amazed and surprised by the beauty and calmness of this stunning city. Iran is so rich in culture indeed. Historical places, people and food...everything looks so amazing. I don't know why the western media portrays Iran as a fundamentalist and Conservative country while the ground reality is totally different. My heartiest good wishes to the people of Iran and their beautiful country. Definitely on my wishlist to visit. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇷
Lots of love for Shiraz from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 ❤️ 🇮🇷
Saudi💩💩💩
Bro u r Pak, use our Parcham
@@aliaziz5261
Dont spread hate
Aziz! you are not Iranian. We Iranian love our Suadi brothers too🇮🇷❤️🇸🇦
@@alirezasaeedi6044 I am iranian my name is Ali Azizzadeh
I can't believe this is Iran. The iran i saw in movies was completely the opposite. I cant explain how much i am impressed after seeing shiraz.
Persian art is out of this world.
Thank you so much for showing this hidden gem. ❤️ Definitely adding shiraz to my bucket list ❤️
Movies are propaganda and waste of our time and energy. Nothing more.
@@RationalSlave mostly western propaganda because they don’t like the fact that Iran is independent
Weldone Abrar
For the best imagery of Shiraz city..
Shiraz is a beautiful and Historical city of lights and colors.
Masha Allah... Thanks for exploring Shiraz... It's the city of poets, literature, and flowers🌸... Sending love ❤ to you, from India. 🇮🇳❤🇵🇰🇮🇷
Really impressed by the cleanliness system of Iran. 💯❤️🇵🇰
I wish to see Pakistani flag on rangeeli again 🥺❤️🇵🇰
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The more I watch your Iran videos the more I get impressed, doesn't look like this country has been under sanctions for ages, salute to the people of Iran. Nadia is a wonderful guide, appreciate the efforts she is putting into her work, she is so confident, well mannered and gorgeous of course
So Lovely mond blowing, Love from Bangladesh
35 mins of video and every minute is worth watching, that's abrar bhai for you, this guy has raised the standards of travel vloging so high that being an Indian I want to say he is the best and any of indian vlogers in today's date can't think of coming close to his standards of vloging
Thanks a ton
Absolutely professional
An Indian, not "a indian"
@@syedusmaan01 set up,he said,no vloger in india compaure to abrar
absolutely right
Sir
I am from Ludhiana Punjab india.
I love ur vlogs. I desperately wait for ur vlogs. Love to see iran. Beautiful place with Beautiful people's. Really advance then our countries even after number of restrictions.
Take care of urself also.
Pleasantly amazed to see Iran and its people doing so well , despite decades of sanctions against them. ما شاءالله تبارك الله .
Love from Iran Broایران سے محبت
Just stunning. What a beautiful country with a beautiful culture. Beautiful people and beautiful food too.
Great video🙂👌🇮🇷
Iran is such an underrated place to visit. What a beautiful place it is, thanks abrar bhai for sharing this beautiful city with us.
😍😍Thanku brother for showing lots of cultures in different countries😍😍Lots of love from🇮🇳🥰🥰
I am amazed to see that iran is so clean more than even Europe lol 😁 can't believe my eyes what i am seeing ❤️
Thanks for this informative video. I have watched your all the videos of Iran. I am really surprised to see the quality of highways, roads, and cleanliness of the cities and market. These places are comparable to any European cities and places. Moreover, I think Iranian people are very open and kind-hearted, unlike Europeans. I really wish I could have visited Iran.
Iranians are really struggling due to the sanctions but look at their cleanliness and positivity in these Vlogs
They are not struggling they are self-sufficient. 3 trillion dollars economy. They converted sanctions into the opportunity. Great nation no doubt about it.
Wow... Beautiful pink mosque and all Shiraj town.... Iranian vlog has to have food included as it is it land of taste.... Amazing Abar mia...
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It's really a very beautiful city. 👍
I wish to visit every places you visited and every food you tasted in the same place. 👍
Because of this Vlog, Iran 🇮🇷 is now my must visit country list. 👍
Thanks to Nadia also for her wonderful presentation.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.
Faisal
Stunning is the only word I can use for the mosques! Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.
So impressed by Iran. Never imagined it to be so clean and beautiful. I truly hope that the situation gets better for Iran and rest of the world can see for how culturally rich this country is, with amazing Iranian cuisine.
অপূর্ব মসজিদ দেখলাম ও আযানের ধ্বনি শুনলাম। খুবই ভালো লাগলো। আলহামদুলিল্লাহ্। অসংখ্য ধন্যবাদ।
🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Iran seems to be a great place...so clean, so well maintained! Would love to visit someday.
Iran just amazed me.
45 years of sanctions but they still maintain themselves and I think Iran is much more developed than any of it's neighbor country
🇵🇰♥️🇮🇷
This was my impression too. They are under sanctions since Islamic revolution, but they still maintain relatively high standards of living: good roads, order and cleanliness everywhere... Imagine how Iran would have been if no sanctions were present...
@@luciangabrielpopescu if there were no sanctions, the USA would have found something else to control Iran with 😜
MasaAllah, this Mosque(Nasir ul mulk mosque) is really beautiful & peaceful !!! thank you, for giving us the opportunity to see it. Love and like From Bangladesh 🇧🇩💚❤️🌹🌷.
After looking at your vlogs, I am so much amazed from the people and beauty of Iran 🙏❤
I certainly believed that this glittering episode of Shiraz city and its gorgeous mosques especially in pink tiled one, the glass palaces, farhami traditional shirazi food boutique were so much to remember when we're thinking of Iranian cultures and its glorius history.
So much thankful Nadia, the brave woman who is freely aspiring her dreams come true way of life and more brave enough to he a lady guide in Shiraz. She is the best person to portray how the Iranian wonan lives a happy and freedom way of life than the western media portray in a negative view point.
I hope the Iranian people will welcome all the best tourists to visit their land of rich culture than we imagined.
Thank you so much, Abrar🎉
Shiraz is simply excellent. The culture, cuisine, architecture and historic edifices are simply out of this world. Your tour guide Nadia was an excellent addition and asset for you to explore the city and understand the significance of historical monuments.
The markets were sophisticated and rich in local handicrafts. I hope the copperwork tradition does not end here,but continues to prosper and spread its fame throughout the world.
Mosques,palaces and citadels are exceptionally well maintained and have a treasure of permissive Islamic art and culture.
An excellent blog Abrar Bhai. Kudos!!
Most precious sentiments expressed , you yourself are very beautiful person by heart and mind. Love you and prayers for you to be always mindful about the Beauty what ever shape it comes across you ,,,,
( Sufi A -Canada)
OMG, What a beautiful video. It was not a video, but, it was like a beautiful poem !
Beautiful Iran and great narration by Abrar bhai.
Jazak ALLAH for sharing these beautiful moments with us.
Shiraz is a very important city with Indian history point of view.. Tajmahal's main Architect was from Shiraz
Yes you are right
Never knew this
You mean Pakistani history...
@@Vickyfux Pakistan born in 1947 India is more than 5000 yrs old civilization if u go to any where from middle east central Asia or Turkey they 99% refer Hindustan to our subcontinent
@@sarabhai123 dear im persian we called hindustan to united (india+pakistan+bangeladesh) this is HINDUSTAN in persian literature but after sepration it was never used hindustan anymore just hind & pakistan
Never expected that "Sheraz" is the gem of Iran. Very beautiful city.
Unbelievable unbelievable I can’t imagine that Shiraz can be so beautiful and the class of the city is unbelievably impressive, wow no words to explain my feelings
Wow Abrar! The coloured light filtered through the venetian windows is just mind blowing. Very beautiful, attractive city. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it!
It’s very glad to hear my language (Persian) from your vlog much love from my family stay safe stay blessed 😇
Now I become a fan of Iran clean cities ...I mean wow every corner is neat and clean . I wish Pakistani people should learn from them 🇵🇰💚stay bless Abrar Bhai for showing the beautiful Shiraz😍
I love Iran bcz of his huge hospitality and very neat and organized country. Maa shaa Allah 💕
Bahut hi khoobsurat shahar........Shiraz .... watching from Mandi Himachal 🇮🇳
Hafiz Sherazi, One of my Favorite poet
an inspiration for All Poets of Persian and Urdu.
Thank you Mr Abrar.
Been to Shiraz by car in 2018. These images trigger my memory. Such a beautiful city (yet, Esfahan is my #1).
Beautiful episode of Shirez i named my son of that city i wish one day my son and I can visit this place inshallah 🙏
No one has ever showcased iran the way this guy did, his series makes me want to visit Iran .
I have always had a view that iranis don't like Pakistanis but this series has changed my mind.
Kudos to Abrar bhai ⭐✨
Same here
Bro there's always those people who see themselves so superior and don't like foreigners in every country and culture, but the thing is that Iran has been a cross path between worlds and many people have come here and stayed and mixed with local people who themselves were from a variety of Iranian people, from those looking completely European to those looking like today Pakistanis to even Afro-Iranians in the south. We have been the USA of the ancient world since a lot of years ago. We don't have a negative thought towards people just by how they look what nationality they are. We like guests in general and it's nice when a foreigner visits our country.
Peace!
@@rezamoharami9413 Southerners are not Africans, they are probably Arabs, and Pakistanis are close relatives of Iranians
@@Amen-Magi we have strong relation with east Africa from past. There is a party in Tanzania called Afro- Shirazi . there are people who trace back themselves to Shiraz
Abrar bhai
I had a particularly stressful day at work. Many other challenges in life that keep me up most nights. . . But this video had such a calming effect on me I cried through most of the video just enjoying the magnificence and beauty of Iran. Absolutely loving this series on Iran through your lens. . . You made my evening so pleasant. May You be blessed even more.
I have been following you on this new adventure and thoroughly enjoying your interactions with people and stunning drone videos.
This video on Shiraz takes your skills to a new level and I applaud you, MashaAllah, well done. What a wonderful country and such lovely people! You are blessed!! Thank you!!!
Thank you very much!
MashaAllah beautiful neat and clean country people r so
Civilized and well mannerd
Amazing
Well done
I am falling in love with 🇮🇷 ... thanks to Wild Lens abrar... I read so many travelogues, never dare to watch any videos, as I love the imagination that builds in my mind. But Abrar bhai, you made me like your videos, too much. Now, I am continuously watching them and imagining myself to roaming in Iran by myself.
Thanks abrar jan ... I always wanted to visit Iran because as you know that balochistan is also a part of Iran so due to your journey across Iran I saw my Baloch brothers , sisters and there hospitality towards foreign , which made me proud as being baloch and a resident of Balochistan.... Once again thanks and I pray that you should complete this fruitful journey..
I never knew that Iran is such a beautiful country until Abrar bahi showed us!! Thanks
I love the extremely beautiful pink mosque, and must visit it someday inshallah. Shiraz is certainly a very beautiful city. Thank you Nadia for taking us along on the tour of your gorgeous city.
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super best video. your effort was reflecting. and thank you so much to show us the Iran and Shiraz so closely. We never knew shiraz before this much. It is your effort that we saw it and other Iran. I became fan of Iran. Iranians seems very civilized, neat and calm. Thank you Abrar and Salam to our sister Nadia.
Masha Allah .... Pink Mousq Is Amazing ..... Neat and Clean And Well Maintained Bazaar ... Best Part of the Video is Nadia ki Farsi Or Poem ....
No need to afraid from all sanctions...no nation like Iranian ....even facing lots of sanctions by the world but still so managed and self developed... love from Pakistan ❤️
Beautiful vlogs! Absolute pleasure to watch them. Music in the beginning is soooo soothing and great to watch these places in your videos! Thanks for showing us so many places! 👍
This is best vlog of this tour till now....Every Bit of video is beautiful.. Everything is colorful even the food also...and representation also so smooth so you can enjoy the video calmly...😍
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One of the best youtubers I have ever seen, we were able to enjoy this immense beauty of Siraj through your blog. Looking forward to your next blog and the whole trip to Saudi Arabia with you
Thanks for bringing us the beauty of Iran's ancient architecture and its art work. It is simply eye popping.
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I really love this episode about Shiraz,
اللہ کریم آپکو اپنی حفظ و امان میں رکھے !
Absolutely love it.. now i feel i should also visit Iran.. beautiful place with beautiful people. ❤️
Thank You Abrar for giving us the opportunity to travel with you to Beautiful Shiraz .My Love and Respect to All Iranians from Nashville Tennessee USA 🌹
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Thanks and love from Iran
Thanks for showing the historical city of Shiraz. I visited Iran before covid in 2019 but couldnt see all places of shiraz. Thanks to your video I have seen all those now.
Wow, what a beautiful tour of city of Shiraz. The pink mosque is absolutely exquisite, the food at Parhami traditional house looked incredible and Abrar Bhai, many thanks for taking us along. May you have safe journey and we look forward to seeing much more of Iran via your eyes. From Oregon, USA.
We are living in Pakistan from 19 century but our Grandfather basically migrate from Shiraz for preaching or Islam. I miss too this city today.❤
I never knew that Iran is such a beautiful country until Abrar showed us!! Thank you.
MashaAllah nadia was really down to earth and loved how she was explaining everything
I'm really impressed by cleanliness and infrastructure development 👏
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I love Iran and Iranian people. They are humble and brave.
What a fantastic preservation of history.hats off to Iranian govt. I 've never seen such beautiful glass work anywhere. what a an ambiance of Shiraz. I guess i must visit Iran someday. lot of respects for Nadia.i think this is one of your best v logs.
Very good .I feel Iranian managed there heritage sites very well.cities are also very clean.
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Wow simply wow. Amazing city, love to visit Iran . People are beautiful and humble.
I was fascinated how you show us food and their look and taste feels ( by your expression) great. Streets looking clean and road were wide, when I imagine cleanliness of ""Anar Kali Bazar"" I feel ashamed of our great City of LAHORE. Pakistan as compair to downtown of Shiraz. Maybe one day we realize "Safai nisf EMAN Hay". Love ❤️ and respect from Connecticut USA 🇺🇸.
I guess aesthetic sense of Persian culture in architecture and food is at its peak in Shiraz. Hope to visit this city some day.
I’m really astonished to see Iran with its rich culture. Hospitable people. Didn’t know this image of Iran. Soo clean. The food looks delicious. Hope to visit someday.
Thanks for showing the beautiful Shiraz, Specially I like the Copper Market and Urdu Bazar. foods of Shiraz are also amazing ❤️❤️
This is the best episode I have been so far...Kya khubsurat jagah tha!! Mosque,shrine,bazar aur sabse badhkar Nadia the tour guide.. She was simply wonderful....
Gorgeous girl, I agree, and demure also... Imagine a wife like that😍
@@luciangabrielpopescu yeah!! She is like a blossom and having her as life partner, is like a fountain for a thirsty traveller in the middle of the desert....
Maa shah ALLAH, Iran is very beautiful, lots of love and prayers for the Iranian brothers and sisters ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
ایران سے محبت
omg the mosque is really stunning i love it the cleanness of iran inshallah one we will visit must and the people of iran is very hospitable😊😊
Every city of Iran is so beautiful and clean. I wish Pakistan could adopt this cleanliness from them
Interesting dekhne layk hota aap ka vlog ❣️❣️ lot's of love from Nepal ❣️🇳🇵🇳🇵
Love Irani hospitality ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ no deference between Irani Saudi or Pakistani hospitality
Assalamu Alaikum Abrar,
Shiraz, Iran........simply amazing, especially the 'Pink Mosque' and all the Palaces, Bazaars and Mausoleums.....beautiful place.......captured in minutest details..... Thank you for your hard work...
May Allah bless you.... Ride safe
Subhan Allah. Masjid deakh ker Dil Khush ho gea.
The cleanliness of iran really impressed me . Wow
Thank you for sharing such an amazing video covering this beautiful place. I love the mosques architecture and the history that you narrated. Food was good. If it wasn't for language barrier, this could be a really great tourist place for Pakistani folks.
Salam sir. I am the first one to watch your video. More power to u. i really like and enjoy your videos. Have a safe journey💞
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Although I cannot speak Ordu, but whenever I hear you say the Persian words "khoob surat" I know you have fallen in love with the place :D Anyways, this vlog was just as good as every Iranian expects and presented the magnificent Shiraz as much as it deserves it!
Wow, thank you. it was my pleasure
Urdu is 80 percent filled with Farsi and Turkish words
@@Kashar47 70% of Urdu comes from Hindi while 30% from Persia and Arabia
@@AndroidGuru13 your present day hindi was born out of urdu... not the other way around. Original contributors to urdu were the khari boli, old punjabi and central asian persian. Urdu originated in ghaznavi era Lahore during 1050 ad. And its first poet saad masud Suleman was a persian poet who called it lahori..back then it was more persianized and less sanskritized. after qutb udin aibak the language moved to delhi.where it picked the name dehlvi..when it spread further around and it took the name hindvi..and finally in 1700s it was called urdu. With time hindvi became more sanskritized as it borrowed local words and became lingua franca of north india only in 19th century.
@@AndroidGuru13 Modern Hindi comes from Arabic and Persian
Very impressed to see how modern and clean Iran is, people also seem to be friendly.
پنک مسجد اور نرنجستان کے ساتھ حافظ کا مقبرہ۔۔۔شیراز کا سفر آپ کے ساتھ ۔۔۔۔۔۔مزہ دوبالا ہو گیا۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔شکریہ ابرار
Amazing ❤️ I think shiraz is the most historical and beautiful City of Iran
welcome to Isfahan
walk with me in
Isfahan Iran
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thanks🌹
Abrar, through this Vlog, it seemed as if we were experiencing Shiraz with you. Iran truly is beautiful.
I am in Love with the personality of the Owner f the Restaurant also the food looks even more Lovely
My dream is to see Iran۔
Lots of love for iran 🇮🇷❤
From Pakistan🇵🇰
Unbelievable beautiful Masjid. I wish someday I'll visit this Masjid and offer Namaz.