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  • #46
    Re: Books/Articles on Women in Pashtunwali & Islam's Role in

    Originally posted by Zulmay
    ^Salam alaykum, why wnt it be a gud idea?
    W/s, Zulmay wrora!

    Well, here's the thing. I'm writing this currently for a class but am going to extend it to an honors thesis, which can potentially turn into a book. Maybe it's just my impression, but it might not be taken as seriously as I think it should be if it is posted online before it's officially submitted as a thesis. And it's gonna be approximately 80 pages long, lol. (That's how long an undergrad thesis in our department has to be! :? ) But we'll see how it turns out, ka khairee

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    • #47
      Re: Books/Articles on Women in Pashtunwali & Islam's Role in

      Originally posted by Wardakprince
      ^How old are you if you dont mind me asking.
      23 ... why?

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      • #48
        Re: Books/Articles on Women in Pashtunwali & Islam's Role in

        That would be a nice thesis paper.

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        • #49
          Re: Books/Articles on Women in Pashtunwali & Islam's Role in

          Originally posted by Abdali
          That would be a nice thesis paper.
          Kana!! It's very exciting

          Originally posted by Wardakprince
          You seem pretty educated, That is why.

          Sorry to ask.
          lol... no worries. I don't mind it. And whoa ...! lol

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          • #50
            Re: Books/Articles on Women in Pashtunwali & Islam's Role in

            Originally posted by Afghanlady
            When is this draft of your coming?
            :shock: No time soon, lol. The paper for the class is due in late April (or early May, something like that), and then the thesis begins in August. If I decide for sure to share it here, I'll do so after it has been submitted, graded, and returned, ka khairee I woudln't want anyone seeing the draft, to be honest, really :lol:

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            • #51
              familiarzing revolutionary Literaturte: Marginalized women in Ghani's Works"

              I am a student of English Literature at GCU Lahore and currently conducting a research on the topic "Defamiliarzing revolutionary Literaturte: Marginalized women in Ghani's Works". In this thread, various titles and references have been mentioned. Can somebody help me find works and articles regarding my topic? ALso, Roshina, Could you send me your research work if you are still on the forum and you still have the research work saved? ANy help apart from that will also be gratefully welc9med.

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