The family in trouble

As I opened the door, there was standing a young and good-looking boy. He shook his hands with me and said politely, ‘I am sorry sir, I am your neighbour’.

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Media should stop coverage of terrorist activities

The more excessive the media give coverage to the terrorists and their activities, the more they will become famous and active.

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Reporters for dollars

A few months ago I had written an article in Pashto about media progress in Afghanistan. A survey report of Reporters without Borders was quoted in the article but unfortunately the name of the organization was misprinted when the article published in a local newspaper. In Pashto the organization is called ‘Da Besarhada Zhornalistano Tolana.’ But it printed ‘Da Besara’ which means Reporters without Brains.

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Only for people

‘How a big fool you are! I give speeches to people not to you…’ He did not listen more as the words of the woman poured into his ears ‘What he preaches is for us, not for you’.
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Maulana Hasan Jan killed

Unlike his party leaders, he often spoke against terrorism, extremism and suicide attacks and issued fatwas against them. In one of his decrees, he had said that destroying music centres and forcing the barbers to close their shops was cruel and Un-Islamic.  Read More

We could not celebrate her birthday

11 September 2007 was my daughter’s first birthday. Her name is Shukria which means: Thank You God.

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How the media inadvertently glamorizes and fuels terrorism

human beings find inspiration from the events reported. If these events are linked to his or her religious thoughts and ideas, then the effects of such events would be more deep and effectual
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A visit to Kandahar

Reaching Kandahar, we observed what we were expecting – mixed feelings – characterized by fear and joy at the same time. Everyone we met with wanted to have a good life, a happy family and a security, still everyone was unclear about the future.

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