Ẓuhūr va Suqūṭ-i Bunyād'garāyī (Afghānistān): Persiska (Farsi) 1386

In this book, the author makes a semi-historical assessment within the framework of a political study of the events of the last decade in Afghanistan, emphasizing the rise and fall of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda before and after the terrorist disaster of September 11, and considers the reason for this to be the geopolitical importance of this country. The book is the result of the author's study, research, and objective observation, which is divided into different parts; parts such as the beginning of the power struggle, the beginning of the fratricide, the emergence of the Taliban, America, and the Taliban, etc. In a part of the book, under the topic of "September 11, the best excuse," the author mentions that the September 11 incident, which strangely wounded the pride of the Americans and severely humiliated the national and global prestige of their security and intelligence system, caused the United States to use all its power to dismantle the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.