Talk about Faith – Our Differences part 4
Now it is time to talk about differences in your faith, not for the sake of argument or debate but for the sake of airing common differences you know that exist and understanding the truth of God.
Afghan Culture around WordPress
Rather than spotlighting Afghans living in a particular country today, I thought I’d do a search on WordPress for interesting blogs and blog posts about Afghan culture. Some of these I have shared before and some I just stumbled upon today for the first time. I’m including the links below as you might be interested.…
From Afghanistan to London
Travel from Afghanistan to London via an article providing an interesting snapshot into the lives, occupations, and culture of educated Afghans abroad. Earlier this month, WordPress Blogger Sayed Basir Mojab published a post titled Afghans in London. It contains interviews with various Afghan men and women who live in the UK, people such as: Nazanin Azimi, …
In Search of a Better Life
Many Afghans leave their homeland in search of a better life. Some leave for a short time period for education or work abroad in order to either help their families back home financially or to return to Afghanistan to improve their country and to improve life for the next generation.
What Women’s Hands Hold
Today, in many countries in Eastern Europe and in Asia, International Women’s Day is celebrated. Yet, at the same time, in many countries women are still being oppressed, abused, not respected, not loved. As you think about the women in your life (grandmothers, mothers, aunts, sisters, daughters, friends) pray for Afghan women both in Afghanistan…
It’s About Beauty
Today I stumbled upon a blog written by an Afghan lady named Sara Basharmal who was brought up and currently studies in London. Her insightful blog gives vivid, first hand, heartfelt information about Afghan women in Afghanistan and those living abroad.
Afghans Abroad 
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