Kaka Rahim, the Clever Street boy
On a spring day of Mazar, Rahim an eight years old boy was walking around Government Press area, looking for customers to polish their shoes.… Read More »Kaka Rahim, the Clever Street boy
Then Anadem of Flowers
Golo-Har, (the Anadem of Flowers) was the name of a socio-cultural event conducted by Nangarhar Social Cultural Container. The event was held to welcome families… Read More »Then Anadem of Flowers
Nawruz Festival in Bamyan
The ninth celebration of Nawruz was held in front of the caves of the Buddha statues. Music, poetry, theater, storytelling, acrobatic, a sport show and… Read More »Nawruz Festival in Bamyan
Being a refugee for one moment
Sayed Jawid never had been a refugee and never had to live in a small tent. “I always lived with my family in a large… Read More »Being a refugee for one moment
In the Refugees Camp, The first Observations
Every time I go to crowded areas of Kabul, I see many small children, teenagers and women who are begging. A major number of these… Read More »In the Refugees Camp, The first Observations
Samanu, the Traditional Dish of Happy Moments
Food is the substance providing nutritional support for the body but it also portrays cultural symbols which contribute in building the collective consensus and unique… Read More »Samanu, the Traditional Dish of Happy Moments
Haft Mewa and Haft Seen, Nawruz Traditions in Afghanistan
Every year in Nawruz , people celebrate the new Solar year in Afghanistan, Iran, in the Caucasus region, in Balkan and Central Asian countries. Recently… Read More »Haft Mewa and Haft Seen, Nawruz Traditions in Afghanistan
A’owsana Sisaana,
“A’owsana Sisaana” is a common folk expression among Dari speaking people. With this sentence, we usually start telling our folkloric stories. The linguistic background and… Read More »A’owsana Sisaana,
The Courageous Girl
Hadith was one year old when her family, like many other Afghans, fled the chaos and war in Afghanistan to find a safer shelter somewhere… Read More »The Courageous Girl