Vaqtī Mujāhid khandīd (Chihil rūz dar Afqānistān): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

This book is the result of two journeys of Zahra, a well-known Iranian journalist, in two completely different periods of history, but the time interval is close to Afghanistan. She traveled to Afghanistan twice in six months, but the Taliban took Afghanistan in between the two trips. Especially on the second trip, the author presented a first-hand account of the cities of Kabul, Herat, and Panjshir with exemplary bravery, and talked with ordinary people in the streets and markets. These conversations have provoked reactions in the political and cultural atmosphere of Afghanistan. In this book, he has also paid special attention to the issues of Afghan women and has reflected the views of women activists inside Afghanistan. This book presents a different image far from the common stereotypes of the atmosphere inside Afghanistan, and with sweet and narrative language, it takes the reader with him on this dangerous but heartwarming journey, and with the final photos of the book, he takes him to see parts of Afghanistan.