Saiera - Despair and Defiance behind the Burqa
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (507 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1500177415 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The fate experienced by Saiera, which is unfortunately still typical for Afghanistan and other countries dominated by Islam, shows how far women in this culture are still away from equal rights and fair treatment. This story of an Afghan woman is a traumatic tale. The Afghan author Ahmadullah Rahmani dedicates this book to all women who are humiliated, oppressed and tortured and have no opportunity to lead a life of dignity.. The reader shares the optimistic plans of a young girl, her hopes and her youthful optimism - all of which are successively dashed by a repressive society dominated by men
(in German) . After the Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan in 1979 he emigrated with his family to Germany. He later became a teacher at a secondary school in his home city of Kandahar and worked as an interpreter and translator for the German embassy and the airline Lufthansa. Other books by Ahmadullah Rahmani are "Mein Freund, der Gefangene von Guantanamo"("My friend, the prisoner of Guantanamo") and "Koran, Kalifen und Kalaschnikows", a book about the origin and the essence of
"What an educational read" according to Deanna Place. This is a very educational book worth reading. I am a Western citizen, too poor to travel to learn about the world. This is a real eye opener. These behaviors of the men toward the women, in my opinion, are horrific and show the men are cowards. I learned a lot about another culture.. Brittany said Good. Could have used better editing. Over all good story. I wish there would have been more about how the other people's fate.
Other books by Ahmadullah Rahmani are "Mein Freund, der Gefangene von Guantanamo"("My friend, the prisoner of Guantanamo") and "Koran, Kalifen und Kalaschnikows", a book about the origin and the essence of Islam. He studied history in his home country and then from 1970 to 1973 continued his studies in Germany in the faculty of Business Studies in Heidelberg. About the Author Ahmadullah Rahmani was born in Afghanistan in 1947. After the Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan in 1979 he emigrated with his family to Germany. He later became a teacher at a secondary school in his home city of Kandahar and worked as an interpreter and translator for the German embassy and the airline Lufthansa. (in German)