When Religion Becomes State Law: Afghan Women as the First Victims
The recent detention of several women in Herat because of their clothing has once again raised an...
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Are Islamic Governments Truly Quranic?
One of the most important debates in the Muslim world today is whether systems such as an Islamic...
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What Is Prejudice? Why Have Some People in Afghanistan Turned Toward It?
Prejudice begins when people judge others unfairly and without logic simply because of ethnicity,...
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Congratulations to Aisha Wahab!
A proud moment for Afghan Americans and Afghans around the world! According to the preliminary...
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How Can Afghans Living in the West Contribute to Afghanistan’s Future?
Since the Taliban returned to power, millions of Afghans around the world, particularly in Europe,...
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Ashraf Ghani: The Educated Leader Who Left Afghanistan Alone
Mohammad Ashraf Ghani was once seen by many Afghans as a symbol of hope, knowledge, and state...
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What Kind of Culture Does Afghanistan Need for Rebuilding?
Afghanistan does not need only roads, buildings, and economic projects for rebuilding. More...
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Afghanistan’s Ethnic Differences Are a National Asset, not a Weakness
Afghanistan is a country made up of different ethnic groups, languages, cultures, and traditions....
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Why Should Afghan Girls Go to School?
Today, the world has entered an era where science, technology, and knowledge determine the future...
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How Was Afghanistan Before Its Modern Borders?
The Afghanistan we know today is the result of decades of war, political agreements, great power...
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The Day Borders Changed: How Dasht-e Naomid Became Part of Afghanistan
In the month of Saratan 1316, during the reign of Mohammad Zahir Shah, one of the most important...
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Women of Afghan Heritage in the West: A Voice of Hope in Days of Silence
At a time when school doors are closed to girls in Afghanistan, across the world, women of Afghan...
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