jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

Follow the Midnight Sun. @MythoSiberia Joined August 2019

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Younus Ejazi @yejaazy

18 hours ago

The majestic landscapes of Bamyan!

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

11 hours ago

@demojurist Усть Баргузин)

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

20 hours ago

Lake Baikal.

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Marley’s Ghost @SkullPiler

13 hours ago

Something about Lake Baikal. Primordial forces are hidden there…

jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

20 hours ago

Lake Baikal.

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

18 hours ago

@alidemiology The Buryat side of Baikal has the best beaches!

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

3 days ago

@kindesthalo I know next to nothing about Karakalpaks but the name is cool

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@SharkWinte73303 Yeah, it's not the most faithful depiction of Chinggis and the Mongolians' opinions were mixed upon release, but even then, it's one of the better films out there imo. The director is quarter Buryat himself, so in a sense, the film was a way of paying tribute to his inheritance

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

2 years ago

“Mongol” (2007), Dir. Sergei Bodrov

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

3 days ago

@Zmei_Hhsss I think it still holds up well

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ᨒ↟ 𖠰𖥧˚⏾ @UralicMoon

3 days ago

Permic & Ugric bronze casts, created between the 3rd 12th centuries AD by ancestors of Permians [Komi and Udmurt], Ugrians [Khanty, Mansi, Magyars], surely others. They're found in the Volga-Ural region & Western Siberia, often called the 'Permian Animal style'

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Kasurian @KasurianMag

3 days ago

Who is the Ummah today? In The Liberal and Socialist Ummahs, Yaaser Al-Zaiat (@al_ashajj) explores how liberalism and socialism became the two 'ummahs' of the modern world. In the fallout of Islamic civilisation's collapse in the 20th century, Islam was relegated from the status of 'ummah' (a community of universal faith) to a mere 'millah' (approximating the secular definition of 'religion'). In turn, two 'madhabs' (intellectual schools of thought and practice) tried to offer an answer: the Manarists and the Qutbists. Both claimed an ‘ummatic’ cause, yet were largely ensconced within the two greater ummahs of liberalism and socialism. There is one ummah today: the liberal, Anglophone world order that grew out of industrial capitalism. Socialism itself could not make it to the 21st century. Everything since has operated within the liberal ummah, including Islamic movements like the Manarists and Qutbists. The process of secularisation that came with the liberal and socialist ummahs did not take Islam away in the absolute, but rather imposed a hard limit to its scale. Muslims have been reduced from an ummah to a millah, from a civilisation able to address the whole world in a competent, authoritative language to a sect that broadcasts its politics as dreams. This is a shift modern Muslims across the political spectrum have failed to make, imagining Islam as an alternative bloc rather than a living force in a one-world reality. All flaws in worldviews, political methodologies, legal distinctions, and even social movements stem from the failure to recognise this most basic reality: that there is no alternative ideological existence. The fish do not know the water they swim in. Read more on Kasurian. Link below:

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Sci-Fi Archives @SciFiArchives

6 days ago

Dune art by Marc Simonetti

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

4 days ago

@Max_V_S23 Not really. Most people in the former USSR would agree with ~half of what she said at most. Nobody really cares about "white people imperialism" or apartheid or whatever. And even if they did, they wouldn't frame it this way. The moralizing and ideological framing is very western

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jāna ᠶᠠᠨᠠ @yiihya

4 days ago

These are completely unique views, totally not shared by the absolute majority of people living in the West. Certainly not the views you'll ever encounter in mainstream media today.