Dr. Seddiq Weera, a Research Coordinator at McMaster University in Canada, joins us today on Memories of the Homeland to share his journey, experiences, challenges, and efforts toward peace in Afghanistan. Despite spending much of his life in migration, his love and connection to his homeland remain strong. He has served in key governmental and More
The Pashtuns living both in Pakistan and Afghanistan are facing one of the most critical phases in their history. In an era marked by profound political, security, economic, cultural, and media transformations, Pashtuns find themselves grappling with numerous challenges. However, there is a silver lining: the Pashtuns, more than ever before, are focusing on their future. Over More
In Canada, a mosque named “Subhan,” which was once a church, has now become a center for Afghan prayers and religious education. Many Afghans visit this mosque, not only to perform prayers but also to study the Quran and other religious sciences. During this blessed month of Ramadan, we visited the mosque and spoke with its administrators More
More than two decades after Afghanistan introduced its new currency, the Afghani has experienced relative stability. However, many economists argue that this stability is largely artificial, primarily propped up by the U.S. dollar. This dependence continues to shape the currency’s performance. Afghanistan’s domestic monetary policy aims to maintain the Afghani’s stability and control the prices More
A group of Afghans residing in Toronto, Canada, marked International Women’s Day on March 8 by holding a protest gathering. They chanted slogans against the restrictions imposed on Afghan women, the ban on women’s education, and violence against them. The event was attended by human rights activists, as well as both men and women, who More
A special event was held in Canada to markt International Women’s Day, with the participation of several prominent figures and women’s rights activists. During one of the discussions, various aspects of violence, restrictions, and the status of women in Islam were thoroughly explored in relation to Afghan women. You can watch the full program on the Wesal TV YouTube More
Canada-based Afghans marked International Women’s Day with a series of special events. Hosted by the Canada Humanitarian Initiatives (CHI), the gathering highlighted restrictions on women’s rights, the ban on education, and the urgent need for international support. Speakers stressed that the fight for women’s rights must continue to ensure Afghan women achieve their fundamental freedoms. More
In this episode of Wesal TV program “Memories of the Homeland”, our guest is women’s rights activist Bushra Khan. Originally from Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Bushra Khan is currently working as a teacher in Canada. Throughout her life, she has faced numerous hardships and challenges. Additionally, Bushra khan remain General secretary of PCC for three years and now she has been elected as President of Pashtun More
Afghanistan is located in a highly strategic region that holds both geo-economic and geo-political significance for global and regional powers. Often referred to as the “Heart of Asia,” it is seen by many as a bridge between Central and South Asia. For countries like Pakistan and India, Afghanistan represents a crucial gateway to Central Asia’s More
Blue Mountain is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Ontario, Canada, where every season tells its own unique story. In winter, it boasts one of Ontario’s largest ski resorts, featuring 42 ski trails, 16 chairlifts, and exciting activities like snowboarding and tubing. However, as spring and summer arrive, the landscape transforms into something More
