A Big Hug For " A Fort Of Nine Towers" |5% to SL Charity

We all know Afghanistn is in a worse situation now. I was dejected by the news cz I've read many Afghan stories which included about Taliban regime. Something deep in my heart always destroyed my peace of mind. If you've ever read about those,you might exactly feel the same. So the book "A Fort Of Nine towers" which I am talking about is one my favorites among Afghan stories and I'd like to introduce it as a masterpiece. Um in love with each and every word of the book.

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Qais Omar Akbar is the author of this amazing story and it's his story. It's a family story during the war and the family consists of about fifty members.Fifty members mean families of sisters and brothers of the same family live together in the same home. Can you imagine such a big family is living lovingly and peacefully in the same house in my country?? It was the first exciting thing for me.

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The whole story is about how war destroys people's lives and dreams. The brave struggle of Qais and his family to save lives until the end of the war, their strength, the loved ones they lost during the war and years of suffering gave me tears.At the end of that cruel war Talibans came and they lost their freedom. simply they lost themselves for them. Then again an another life struggle born. Finally with the help of America they could step in to a better world than where they were. It's the summery of the story and sadly Afghanistan is in the same condition right now. 😥

What can you find in the eyes??

Afghan people has a huge respect for hospitality. They truly love their family with all their hearts and it's so nice to see such nice relationships with their relatives and friends. I found so many nice attitudes that it's so hard to put in to the words. When I see those nice attitudes I wondered which part of their religion forced Islamic people to do things like easter sunday attack.

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Even though I have some problems which wasn't solved by the book, I couldn't find any imperfections there. That poetic style which is highly connected with nature, made me forget everything around me. I love Qais, his grand father, ( i needed to be around such a wise gentleman) and all the nice Afghan people who I met in the book. I badly miss Qais's loving cousin Wakeel's nice personality who lost his life during the war.

That's how I lived and still living in the story.

"To make one heart happy, can be greater than making a thousand sacred journeys" Qais's grandfather said it to all of us. To all the world. ❤️

Guys, take the ticket for roaming around all over the Afghanistan for free. You'll be amazed by it's beauty for sure.
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