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On incident of 23 July 2016 in which around 80 Hazara Shias were killed in bomb blasts in Kābul, Afghānistān

Political satire, Iranian -- 21st century. ; Satire, Persian -- Iran -- 21st century. ; Persian wit and humor.

• Jild-i suvvum. Az 1380 tā 1390

• جلد سوم. از ۱۳۸۰ تا ۱۳۹۰

• Jild-i avval. guzīdahʹī az biyāniyahʹhā-yi Ustād Sarvar Dānish az Sartan 1383 ta Jawzāʻī 1393 Khūrshīdī
• jild-i duvvum. Biyāniyahʹhā-yi Ustād Sarvar Dānish az ʻAqrab 1393 ta Ḥūt 1395 Khūrshīdī
• jild-i sivvum. Biyāniyahʹhā-yi Ustād Sarvar Dānish az sāl-i 1396 Khūrshīdī.

Lectures and speeches of Sarvar Dānish, an Afghan politician, Vice President of Afghanistan since 2014, Acting Minister of Justice from 2004 to 2010 and as Acting Minister of Higher Education from 2010 to 2014, Governor of Daykundi province.

• Jild-i avval. Hambastagī-i ijtimāʻī va nāʹbarābarī.-jild-i duvvum. Āsībʹhā-yi ijtimāʻī va nāʹbarābarī

Contradiction of capitalism with democracy.

Negative of a Group Photograph brings together three decades of poems by the leading Iranian poet Azita Ghahreman. Born in Mashhad in 1962 and based in Sweden since 2006, Ghahreman is the author of five highly acclaimed collections. Her poems are lyrical and intimate, addressing themes of loss, exile and female desire, as well as the changing face of her country. Negative of a Group Photograph runs the gamut of Ghahreman's experience: from her childhood in the Khorasan region of south-eastern Iran to her exile to Sweden, from Iran's book-burning years and the war in Iraq to her unexpected encounters with love. The poems in this illuminating collection are brought to life in English by the poet Maura Dooley, working in collaboration with Elhum Shakerifar. Farsi-English dual language edition.
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A collection of articles on Islam and modernity.

• jild-i avval. Guft va gū bā duktur Sayyid Shams al-Dīn Ḥusaynī vazīr-i iqtiṣād-i dawlatʹhā-yi nuhum va dahum
• jild-i duvvum. Guft va gū bā duktur Muḥammad Javād Īravānī vazīr-i iqtiṣād-i dawlat dar dawrān-i difāʻ-i muqaddas 1364-1368

• Unseen by my open eyes
• A numbness in the mouth
• The mirror is dark and inky
• Everything disappears
• Our stranded friends in distant lands
• Scripts.

With a focus on the construction, projection and manipulation of identity, this first evaluation of Irish artist and filmmaker Kevin Gaffney's work takes the reader on a journey across vast and manifold landscapes. Four of Gaffney's films are divided into a series of richly illustrated sections of the book that explore the methodology and vision behind each work. The subjects examined range from daily life in Iran to military conscription in Taiwan, and physical and emotional distance between people living in South Korea. Gaffney's style moves fluidly between pastiche and allegory, setting the scene in a near-dystopian future or calling for a half-remembered past. one recent work, 'A Numbness in the Mouth', imagines his native Ireland as a flourishing nationalist future state after a shift in climate change, where there is an agricultural surplus of flour, of which citizens must consume five pounds per day. This has unavoidable resonances of Ireland's tragic past, ironically inverting the problems of the nineteenth-century famine and magnifying the reverberations of rising militarism and nationalism in the twentieth century by staging a newscast in Gaelic. 'Unseen By My Open Eyes' includes English film transcripts, together with an annex of Korean, Chinese, Persian and Gaeilge (Irish Gaelic) scripts, and an analysis by the acclaimed Irish critic, Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith. Gaffney was the first Irish recipient of a Sky Academy Arts Scholarship in 2015, and his work features in the Irish Museum of Modern Art's collection.

Afghanistan and modern political and social system; barriers to effective legal mechanisms and the establishment of the modern state in Afghanistan.

Historical study on resistance movements and Jihad in Afghanistan .

Dari Persian travelogue Afghanstan, 20th century ;

Afghanistan future, national and international affairs. Also neighbour countries and international relations.

Social justice with an emphasis on democracy and denial after the Taliban supremacy, Afghanistan.

Criticism and interpretation on Persian poetry of Vāṣif Bākhtarī, Afghanistan.