Perhaps @gypsy_heart6
Query: I recall reading about an Afghan or Pashtun tradition: groups of women acting as mediators in conflict — cooking a meal and inviting both sides, demanding they stop fighting, and even trying to shame the men by throwing their chadori at them. Can anyone provide references?
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@NafeesRehmanDr@Pashz7@aaolomi@Emran_Feroz know far more about Afghan & Pushtun traditions.
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I have no idea about this tradition.
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ننؤاتي [Nanawātī]
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I have heard about such tradition, but a small correction is needed that, they don't throw their chadars on them! they just put their chadars in front of then in order to convince them to stop fighting. It is the peak level of supplication.
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Yes true
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Unfortunately US/UK inhuman game under the name of "war on terror" the same terror that selves are its mothers replaced Pashtoonwali with Pan-Extreme -Islamism
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