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Reading this book after the Taliban's resurgence is more like an epic tragic song. But it will be the beginning of the next legend. The author's daughter, who also experienced an unfortunate teenage growth, and the Afghan girls whom the author helped at all costs. The robes cover their faces, but the robes cannot stop them from running towards their beautiful hearts. They train themselves in hardships and wait for the day when they emerge from their cocoons and become butterflies.
Personally, I sympathize with the author's prejudice from being born a woman and not being expected to enter politics. From the perspective of the country, the war-torn country is under poverty and smoke, the international indifference to injustice and the incompetence of the leaders will undoubtedly bring deeper disasters to the civilians. In such a dangerous situation and with the huge differences in the world, the author's love for the land and the amiability and loveliness of the people in times of crisis make people burst into tears. As a country that was once war-torn, we always remember that we are where we are today because of the successive generations of pragmatic idealists and their common love for this land. May world peace!!!
Although I feel that some places are unclear and the ideas are different, most of the expressions feel sincere, and the description of the tragic experience in Afghanistan is immersive and worth reading. In 2014, Koofi participated in the Afghan presidential election and narrowly lost. Unfortunately, the Taliban returned in August 21, and women re-entered an era of oppression.
The reason why I am ordinary is because I do not have the sense of mission like the "mistress of the book". In the second half of my life, I must live out the splendor of life... Work hard, I believe that in this peaceful era, it will not be too difficult... I am also grateful to our country for giving me a peaceful home...
I was not in the war years, so I was shocked when I saw this! If I were the author during the war years, I would consider fleeing abroad! A very big family, with a good political address and good money, why not consider escaping? Haha, maybe it's just my small-minded mentality! Heroes emerge from troubled times, I'm probably the passerby who won't survive even one episode. The strange thing is why the Taliban can make a comeback? There must be a driving force behind the scenes. I don't know about Afghanistan. It may be a profitable place.
Fawzia Kufi is really an amazing woman. Living in such a country, she overcame many difficulties, fought for the women of her country, and won victory after victory. She is so tenacious and great. Living in such a peaceful and peaceful country, we should cherish it and work hard to realize the value of our lives!
I especially loved the part where she writes letters to her daughter, it felt like my mom was talking to me. Each of her letters was full of love for life and expectations for her daughter, which moved me very much. Although I am still young, I think this book also inspired me a lot, making me understand that I should face difficulties bravely and not give up my dreams easily. I also want to be a person with a sense of mission like Fawzia Kufi!
The book is full of the flavor of Islam, which allowed me to see the inner heart of a person with faith, and also to understand the deeper meaning of religion. The existence of religion is more of a powerful force. A good religion can give a person good humanity. The author's life is really not easy, like a novel with a fateful destiny. When she wrote this book, did she expect the destruction of Afghanistan, how painful her heart would be. In addition to being full of sincerity, the book is also full of the author's personality charm and emotional intelligence.
From this book, we learned about the development process of this troubled country, Afghanistan, and how the protagonist survived in such a country. How ups and downs it was to grow from a young boy who went through hardships to a politician who dares to take responsibility for the country and the people. At the same time, we also admire her courage to face reality without fear of any difficulties! Reading this book made me feel how happy I am to live in a peaceful and democratic country. Let us cherish such a beautiful peaceful era, cherish our relatives and friends, and cherish the good time that belongs to us!
A book that made me cry. As a Chinese woman married to an Afghan, it is necessary for me to understand the history and culture of Afghanistan! Fawzia Koofi is an old colleague of my father-in-law and a fellow villager... I hope to have the opportunity to meet the writer and learn about her current life... According to my husband, since the Taliban regained power again in 2021, she took her two daughters to live in Germany.
An Afghan aristocratic woman who is tough, loving, smart, cheerful and brave. She carries the honor of her family, the hope of the nation, and the yearning of women in her heart, supporting her to surpass herself. However, it lacks one star because in some places I feel that her writing is not honest. Her feelings are real and not what she thinks.
The author comes from a noble family similar to that of a tribal chief? ? ? After experiencing various wars in Afghanistan, he miraculously escaped from death and survived. After working in international organizations, he devoted himself to political work. Insisting on calling for women's rights and opposing the Taliban should be the author's most important political proposition. It is a very nice autobiographical essay, which describes life in Afghanistan in various periods and is rich in subjective emotions. Like a mirror, it can also project some shadows of other civilizations.
I really like the author's words: May everyone be called by their dreams, and may everyone not die from accomplishing nothing! This is a history of blood and tears of the growth of Afghan women. Despite the political turmoil and war-torn background of the country, they are still strong and brave, facing setbacks and tribulations again and again. Faced with the ruthless economic and cultural exploitation and oppression of the Taliban, this great woman has always been more brave and resolute.
The difficult life of Afghan women, the road to liberation I don't want you to die worthless. Cherish your happy life [love]
Fawzia Kouffi's "I Don't Want You to Die Without Accomplishing Nothing" is like a key, opening the door for us to a world full of suffering and hope, allowing us to glimpse the legendary life of a woman who is unyielding and bravely pursuing her dreams in the face of adversity.
This is a heart-wrenching book. I was moved by the determination and bravery of the heroine, and felt sad for her twists and turns. I hope Afghanistan can return to normalcy and people can return to a happy life.
Some people do things in the name of Muslims that no one can do. Are they worthy of being Muslims? Muslims are not terrorists. They yearn for peace and are tolerant and generous.
If you have hope, difficulties will only drive you forward.
I'm really lucky to be born in China. While reading this book, I couldn't help crying at some painful experiences. Women want equal rights, education, and independence.
There are really many places where women are unequal that make me sigh. We used to be the same, but it took us a long time to get some changes. I am glad to be born when the country is peaceful and the people are safe, and I pay tribute to the ancestors who fought for peace!
I think this book is full marks. It not only allowed me to understand the real Afghanistan, but also the Afghan people, Afghan women, and the Afghan spirit.
Awesome women! Worth learning!
This is a very beautiful book, from which we can see the strength and regret of this nation.
It's very true. Some of the written expressions make me cry. Highly recommended.
The voices of Afghan women are a very vital book.
Very touching, like being there
Super amazing women
I hope more and more women can shine in their favorite careers
Patience and persistence in life, confidence and optimism.