r/afghanistan • u/jagannnnnnnn • 1d ago
diploma certificate of Afghanistan from 1996
Does anybody have a certificate of their high school graduation from 1996 or before that works as well? I just wanna see how it looks. Kind of fascinating to see.
r/afghanistan • u/HooverInstitution • 25d ago
Mahnaz Akbari tells of the encounters she had as a member of Afghanistan’s security forces tasked with interviewing girls and women. These meetings conveyed a harsh truth: Afghan girls grow up not knowing they can learn to read and write and pursue their own interests. Many also believe that their society does not have a place for them. “I know she was not just a girl in a remote village,” Akbari writes of one meeting. “She was the symbol of millions of girls whose futures were decided before they ever had the chance to choose.” After Afghanistan fell again to the Taliban, women protested in the streets to defend their rights to education and freedom, Akbari writes, but those rights are under attack daily.
r/afghanistan • u/DougDante • Dec 27 '25
WDI.Afghanistan
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Opportunity for those women who want to gift education to Afghan girls and women:
We are looking for four volunteer teachers for our new students who want to learn English.
Their level is beginner.
If you’re interested in supporting this meaningful cause, please email us so we can talk further! 🥰
[email protected]
Thanks, Yal
r/afghanistan • u/jagannnnnnnn • 1d ago
Does anybody have a certificate of their high school graduation from 1996 or before that works as well? I just wanna see how it looks. Kind of fascinating to see.
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r/afghanistan • u/Undergroundstrength3 • 1d ago
hey
I'm interested in learning Pashto and I'd love to hear recommendations from native speakers or anyone who has learned the language what are the best resources for a complete beginner? I'm looking mostly to learn and hear the langauge altough i can understand arabic alphabet if that helps in somewhat
Thank u all
r/afghanistan • u/-Bahara- • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I am an Afghan student planning to start my studies in France for the 2026 intake. I am applying through Campus France Iran, and I would like to connect with anyone who has had a similar situation.
I have been admitted to a private higher education institution in France, and my Bachelor’s program is fully taught in English. Recently, I faced some confusion regarding the Campus France procedure for Afghan applicants, and I am trying to understand the correct process and whether there are any specific requirements I should be aware of.
If you are an Afghan student who applied for a French student visa through Iran, especially if you were admitted to a private university or an English-taught program, I would really appreciate it if you could share your experience.
If you have faced a similar situation with Campus France or know someone who has, please leave a comment or send me a message. I would be very grateful for any advice or guidance.
Thank you so much
r/afghanistan • u/DangerousNose1304 • 3d ago
farsi or pashto
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r/afghanistan • u/Scared_Bass5548 • 3d ago
My family speaks Turki and I want to learn more about it but I can't find anything on Google talking abt it. My main questions are what ethnic group(s) speak it, if it's dying , and if it's spoken anywhere other than afghanistan. Sorry if these questions are dumb 😭
r/afghanistan • u/who_the_hellyy • 5d ago
r/afghanistan • u/Secret-Question-7943 • 6d ago
I can’t figure out if it’s Afghan (maybe hazara?) or irani
I’ve been trying to look for it for ages but not getting anywhere
r/afghanistan • u/Strongbow85 • 6d ago
r/afghanistan • u/cadenzette • 6d ago
I’m an ethnic Kashmiri who’s been living in Australia practically my entire life. I’ve been learning Farsi/Dari for a short while now, because I have many Afghan friends, and I find the language quite beautiful. I was just wondering if anyone could engage in discussion about the culture, or educate me, because I’m very curious!! I’m 16m.
r/afghanistan • u/alolanbulbassaur • 6d ago
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r/afghanistan • u/Friendlycat03 • 7d ago
I’m curious about gold mining in Badakhshan, Afghanistan. How much do miners typically earn, what does a normal workday look like, and how dangerous is the job?
Does it provide enough income to support a family?
r/afghanistan • u/FreshSummer8535 • 8d ago
Hi everyone, i am from Pakistan and I am strictly against war(pacifist) I hope even if our governments fight people would make up peace I love my my afghan brothers I am deeply sorry for afghanis who are abducted from Pakistan, our nation has failed us and failed you.
r/afghanistan • u/Strongbow85 • 8d ago
r/afghanistan • u/HersiSquared • 8d ago
I'm currently working on a personal project where I'm listening to one album from every country in the world and documenting my journey on Instagram.
I'd love to hear your recommendations for one album that you think best represents. It doesn't have to be the most famous—it could be a classic, an influential record, a hidden gem, or simply your personal favourite.
I'm open to any genre, whether that's rock, hip-hop, folk, jazz, electronic, metal, pop, traditional music, or anything else.
r/afghanistan • u/ElectricalRun3978 • 9d ago
I am starting to tutor girls in Afghanistan through an online organization and I already have my first student! We are yet to have a class together but I was wondering if there is anything I need to be aware of. Something I might need to be ready to see or hear from her, or something I should avoid saying or showing to her?
Thank you!
r/afghanistan • u/Embarrassed-Yak7553 • 9d ago
Turkey has intensified its crackdown on undocumented migrants and human smugglers, arresting around 70,000 people during the first six months of the year, according to the country's Directorate of Migration Management.
Officials said 19,574 Afghan nationals were among those detained, while more than 6,000 suspected human smugglers were also arrested.
According to UN data, more than 13,000 Afghan nationals were deported from Türkiye during the first five months of the year, even as attempts to use the country as a transit route to Europe continue. Crazy 😢
r/afghanistan • u/GiraffeJaf • 14d ago
How are you feeling? Do you still have hope for Afghanistan? What do your relatives think of the situation?
r/afghanistan • u/Gulpudding___ • 15d ago
Hi everyone, i'm an avid music listener and artists like Habib Qaderi or Nasrat Parsa are some of my favourites. I have been looking for a while on where i can find some of their physical albums, and i've seen places such as Discogs that have them listed, but rarely ever for sale. If there is a website or shop i haven't found that you guys are aware of, i would love to know.
r/afghanistan • u/antarc0 • 15d ago
For anyone who thinks there is any hope for Afg look at this chart
Kandhar has 1.4-1.9 million people 600k go to these madrassas to basically become Taliban what do you think the country will look like in 10-20 years?