Afghan journalist Nasim Fekrat writes on his photo blog

An ocean breeze, a night wind.

There's a lovely cool breeze.

There's a nice breeze here.

Writing at the Black Iris of Jordan, Naseem Tarawnah asks

Iranian blogger Nasim Saba writes

Image by Nasim Fekrat, used with permission.

Taken by Flickr user SAM Nasim.

The wafting breeze makes the season balmy

My God, where I take refuge outside of Your spirit and Your presence?

Image from Flickr by SAM Nasim. CC BY 2.0

Suddenly a cool breeze rustled the leaves.

Everything nice comes with you, Clara... hot broth, cool breeze from the river.

I'm the soft morning breeze that caresses your lovely face.

We've got a good breeze and a favouring current.

Like two butterflies dancing the waltz in the summer breeze.

Naseem Tarawnah is excited about the royal vlogger and writes

Oh, I know I'm going to miss the scented breezes of Spain.

But tonight the smell of the land breeze came very early... ... and he knew it was too early in his dream and went on dreaming.

laying in the grass, noticing the changing patterns of wind beside people they didn't know, sharing the rediscovery of wonder.

The Jordanian government is going on, what can best be described as, an anti online free speech jihad.

And, just as he spoke, a breeze brought the faint sound of galloping horsemen towards them.

In the next hour, I'm going to experience everything from a breeze to the fury of a tornado.

A fresh breeze, bringing us the message that understanding and peace may finally prevail over selfish interest, is blowing from the Near East, cradle of some of the most valuable moral lessons on which our planetary civilization is built.

Every waking day, bless each and everyone, by the cool summer breeze or the warmth of the sun.

Josefa, let's go for a walk in the park. There might be a breeze there.

Jordanian Naseem Al Tarawnah writes about how the jailed blogger's ordeal is all about breaking the silence.

Cherif Said Ben Abdelhakim, Saadi Nassim and Lazher Ben Khalifa Ben Ahmed Rouine.

This is Force 6, a strong breeze where big trees sway and you have to fight your umbrellas.

Usually when he smelled the land breeze, he woke up... ... and dressed to go to wake the boy.

Civil groups will not be allowed to monitor the upcoming parliamentary elections in Jordan, reports blogger Naseem Al Tarawnah.

Recently, Taleb coined the term antifragile to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.

What do a billion Muslims really think? Naseem Tarawnah from Jordan reveals the findings of a new book.

A small number of Black Swans, Taleb believes, explain almost everything in our world.

And as the night breeze carries our little craft away... from these beautiful wooded shores... we slowly turn our eyes back to the charms of television advertising... and the lyrical chant of our sponsor's message... after which I'll float back.

Our first stop is with Naseem Al Tarawnah, whose friend Tina kept herself busy giving us a step by step guide on how to make a snowbabe.

Jordanian blogger Naseem Al Tarawnah pays tribute to Queen Rania, who called his friend's fiance and congratulated her on an online project she had been working on.

There they were in their business suits, laying in the grass, noticing the changing patterns of wind beside people they didn't know, sharing the rediscovery of wonder.

Muhammad Nasim Shah (Pakistan) was elected Chairman of the Working Group of the Whole at the 622nd meeting of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, on 23 February.

A group of women set up the first women owned independent radio station, Radio Naseem, whose programming addresses human rights issues, women s role in the revolution and the dangers posed by extremism.

So, I don't know if it was the magic or the lore of the Cayman islands, but John Tierney flew down and did a piece on the seriousness of breath holding.

Every breeze, every insect, every smell enters immediately into your head, in your mind, and you can analyze it and reach a decision as to what this means.

So, I don't know if it was the magic or the lure of the Cayman Islands, but John Tierney flew down and did a piece on the seriousness of breath holding.

With just a few metres of nylon and a 20mileanhour breeze, the power of the wind can be turned to a maximumstrength adrenaline buzz.

I should once again like to congratulate the Chairman of the Working Group of the Whole, Mr. Muhammad Nasim Shah of Pakistan, on his assiduous efforts to promote consensus and on the way in which he has maintained the traditional efficiency of this Working Group.