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well that depends, most people in our village are relatives so there is little or no purda at allOriginally posted by Laila View PostYep, everyday the men from the villages get together in the dirs under the trees....i wish i was able to go to one but no women allowed
did you go to charbagh
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Yeppie...that is where i stayed...i loved it. It was beautifulOriginally posted by abubaker View Postwell that depends, most people in our village are relatives so there is little or no purda at all
did you go to charbagh
Laghman is prettier than i thought it was. The mushairas in Char Bagh are only, and strictly women.
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no man not comparing him unfortunately pashto poetry has a long way to go to reach that standard lolOriginally posted by Dreamer View Postyou cant compare Shakespeare to pashtu Moshairas... the man was a genius... I got an A* in english language and litrature
A is good
man it was extremely hard for me, i didn't know any English at the time plus i ended up in hospital for months before the exams, but i pulled threw
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Originally posted by Laila View PostYeppie...that is where i stayed...i loved it. It was beautiful
Laghman is prettier than i thought it was. The mushairas in Char Bagh are only, and strictly women.
the entire market in char bagh used to take suplies from our shop in jalal abad, my father knew most of the market
btw was the airfield completed in ghambiree
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