Musa on the brink

I still remember my friends face by the big smile that he had while scoring a goal in the muddy fields around our residential area in Kabul. Musa was my childhood friend; in fact, we grew up together. We were enrolled to a nearby governmental school at the age of 6 and we studied there...

Three day quote challenge, Day-3

“The earth has music for those who listen.” —George Santayana. I am in love with this quote. We are too busy in our lives these days. We are busy with our jobs, social media and electronic equipment’s that we do not even spend time with the ones we love the most let alone spending some...

Three day quote challenge, Day-2

let’s start living!!!

Three day quote challenge, Day-1

sharing is caring It is very true indeed. When I think of this quote I mostly remember the times I spent with my friends while I was doing my studies in India. The time we spent together, food we cooked and shared, laughs we shared with each other and even the sad moments we spent...

Living with Fear

He had black and bushy beards. His head was a little big for the small size of his body. His hairs looked as if it was not combed for weeks. He was wearing a white and very out of shaped turbans. The look was freighting. He was angry and was frowning with anger and was...

The way we treat animals and Its impact on our society

I am mostly an optimistic person but your optimism can change to pessimism very quickly if you are living in Afghanistan. I wake up early in the mornings and do the normal activities like most of us do. I go to work, spend time with my family and often hung up with friends in my...

Afghanistan’s Football League Gets Underway

It was Thursday and when I woke up in the morning I felt a bit dizzy and unmotivated by the day ahead. I guess it might be very exciting to have holidays in other western countries because you get the chance to spend some time with your family and go some places for refreshment. However,...