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8
The website of the organisation can be found at http://mirmanbaheer.com/ (accessed March 05,
2014).
9
Nasir Ahmad Ahmadi, “A Few Words,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed.
‏.[ج – ز]‏ Wazhma Fazli (Kabul: De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), jim–ze
10
‏.[ز]‏ Ibid., ze
11
Anders Widmark, “Voicing the Unvoiced: Readings of Contemporary Women’s Writing in Pashto,” in
The Dynamics of Change in Conflict Societies: Pakhtun Region in Perspective (Conference Proceedings),
ed. M. Ayub Jan and Shahida Aman (Peshawar: University of Peshawar, Pakistan, 2013), 28.
12
Toba Neda Sapey, “Deception of the eyes,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed.
Wazhma Fazli (Kabul: De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), 54.
13
Firishta Ghani, “Blood,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed. Wazhma Fazli
(Kabul: De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), 116.
14
Arezu Kabiri, “Hope,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed. Wazhma Fazli (Kabul:
De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), 22.
15
Muska Sarbaz, “The world in the hands,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed.
Wazhma Fazli (Kabul: De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), 101.
16
Ibid., 103.
17
Ibid., 104.
18
Na’ima Ghani, “Tradition,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed. Wazhma Fazli
(Kabul: De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), 65.
19
Muska Sarbaz, “The cage of gold,” in Le dewe sara mazal [Walking with the Light], ed. Wazhma
Fazli (Kabul: De Afghanistan de qalam tolana, 1389 [2010–2011]), 110.
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