Lemar-Aftaab | www.afghanmagazine.com   July - December | Volume 2 | Issue 1

Essays
Half Way Home
By Fariba Nawa
After four months here, I feel a sense
of peace. This experience for me is not
just a patriotic gesture; it is a spiritual
journey...

Pink Shirt From Thailand
By Mahbub Shansab
The first communist coup d'etat, sudden
and without warning, happened in April
1978 with the residents of Kabul still in
their beds...


Travelogue
My First Time:
Overland to & Through Afghanistan

By Tom Cole
By the time we arose the next morning
and finally hit the road, after some
repairson the bus which was transporting
us and that driven by an Afghan, it was
afternoon, and we could not expect to
reach the frontier borderpost before
dark...


Fiction
A Bad Kid
By Rah'nawar Zariab
Translated from Dari by Hamed Alipoor

Now that I reflect, I know that I have
always been a bad kid for my mom.
Now, neither my mom is here nor
my past; both have gotten woven
in the long rope of life and will
definitely not come back...



Editors Corner
Publisher's Notes
Theme
Staff & Contributors


Articles
The Man Behind the Epic:
Mir Ghulam Muhammad Ghobar

By Mir Hekmatullah Sadat
In contemporary Afghanistan, many
historians flourished but none measuring
to Ghobar's stature...

Afghans United Through Soccer
By Khaleda Atta
Photos by Yamah Ghiassi

The fourth annual VA Afghan Soccer Tournament gathered thousands of fans for a fun-filled and exhilarating event...

A Healthy Approach to the
Parent-Adolescent Relationship:
The East and West Cultural Perspective
By Dr. Amin Azimi
The Afghan youth growing up in America
are enjoying the benefits of being
bi-culture, flexible and open-minded...


Music
Dialogue with Said Omar
By Farhad Azad
Said Omar has surged into the Afghan
music scene in the West and has added
new quality as well as his own influence.
And he extended to us the privilege of a
candid dialogue...

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        Cover by Hameed Naweed

Visual Arts
ASA Art Show
Photos by Yamah Ghiassi

Examination of a Mythical Afghan Rug
By Charles Lewis, Ph.D
There are repeated images along the length of the rug forming an unusual design. At the center, we see a mounted horseman in a colorful costume looking at the scene of a bull which has been freshly killed by a large feline carnivore...

Poetry
The Sewing Room
By Zahera Saed

Drifting Moments
By Dr. Amin Azimi

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