The Afghan Sufi centre in Toronto, Canada, is called a spiritual place for mental peace and quenching the religious thirst with its modern environment and Sufi music. Canada is a land of different cultures, a true melting pot, where everyone conducts their religious ceremonies without any restriction. When you enter this place for the first More
In recent years, in addition to an increase in the number of migrants from different countries of the world, more than 40,000 Afghans have also arrived in Cananda after the political change in Afghanistan and the process is still ongoing. What are the legal ways for Afghans to come to Canada, in what simple ways More
In the 20 years of the Republic podcast series, we interviewed political activist and writer Dr. Yar Mohammad Tarakai. In this series of podcast, we discussed reasons behind the collapse of the Islamic republic government of Afghanistan and its similarities with the collapse of the Da Afghanistan Democratic Party ruled by Dr. Najibullah. The main More
In Afghanistan’s political and social development, ethnic, religious and other issues have long played a role one way or another and have remained debatable topics. The clash of opinions in this regard has sometimes yielded ugly and violent results. In the 20 Years of the Republic podcast series, we interviewed former minister of information and More
This ceremony was held on Sunday evening, attended by many Afghans civil society leaders, cultural activists and supporters. The first segment of the programme was reserved for speeches, in which prominent community members appreciated activities of this centre and discussed future steps. Eng. Syed Ahmad Zia Mazhari, chairman of the board of ANSS, shone a More
Shaharzad Akbar is an Afghan human rights activist who served as the chairperson of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission until the beginning of 2022. The focus of the discussion with Akbar is people’s mindset and awareness of human rights in Afghanistan, the activities of the Commission and other relevant human rights bodies, and the current situation of More
Afghan journalists face uptick in harassment, detention and women representation in this profession has declined in current situation, a statement from the US Diplomatic Mission for Afghanistan said on Thursday. The statement, marking the World Press Freedom Day quoted US Diplomatic Mission’s Spokesperson Mario Crifo saying that a disheartening uptick in the harassment and detention More
In this podcast we have discussed with Dr. Anarkali Kaur Honaryar, a former member of the Afghanistan Mesharano Jirga, the living conditions, ups and downs, security and migration of Afghan Sikhs and Hindu community members during the republic regime and after, we also talked about attacks on their places of worship. Regarding the migration of More
More than 120 people attended the event, which took place on April 4th of this year at a halal restaurant in the North York area of Toronto. Most participants were Muslims residing in Toronto, but individuals from other religious backgrounds also joined and broke their fast alongside the Muslim attendees. Steph, Wood Green’s administrative assistant, More
Wakil Lawang Orphans and Widows (WLOW) provides Iftar meal to hundreds of people in Kabul every day. Wakil Lawang Orphans and Widows (WLOW) is a non-profit charity organization founded in honor of Wakil’s father, Lawang Zazay. Views: 14
