Tell him then be prepared to pray without huzo. If I wear burqa by choice this should not be his problem, but no one can force it. Also tell him it is not Afghanistan of 20 years ago.
The Taliban are coming,” my colleague Fahim said. “You should start wearing a burqa.” Yes, I replied, and we should ask The Times to build a separate office for me. My father should walk me here every day. https://static.nytimes.com/email-content/WAR_sample.html?action=click&module=nl-index-see-the-latest …
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it was just a joke. he is so nice and supportive.
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This is great piece explaining how already women are squeezed by a culture that allows little agency and autonomy for them, and little was changed of this culture in the past 19 years. Yet besides this cultural challenge now they are facing anew a political challenge. Not easy!
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