Vaqtī Damburah Tār Nadārad: Dari (Farsi) 1402

Taghi Vahedi, someone who personally observed the elections of two decades of the republic, in this book, narrated his views and impressions of the controversial election events and composed views that each can be on a corner of the space. to shine a light on the gray and in some ways dark elections of the last two decades in Afghanistan. Vahidi writes: My goal was to contribute to the registration of a process that is basically a democracy, and our efforts with the support of important others to make that process a part of the political culture of our society had an unsuccessful outcome, at least in the short term. Although it affected our awareness of governance to a great extent and planted questions in our minds that may play a constructive role in the future in the way we participate in determining political destiny and governance. In the general perspective, this book sees itself in the form of scrutinized discussions that saw the collapse of the republican system, but the search for more evidence is not enough to establish the answer to the question of whether it slipped or was given marbles. Rather, he is interested in finding a range of answers and grading their effectiveness. Vahidi's prose writer, along with attractive themes, has made a readable book from "When Damborah Has No Strings".