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    Under The Persimmon Tree

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    The Taliban In everyday life in Afghanistan‚ people live in constant fear due to a group of terrorists. The novel‚ Under the Persimmon Tree‚ by Suzanne Fisher Staples‚ demonstrates the cruel truths of life in Afghanistan. The book follows two girls‚ Najmah and Nusrat as they are faced with tough challenges everyday that will alter their lives forever. The Taliban impact the everyday lives of people worldwide in an awfully negative way‚ and the book accurately proves this to be true by following

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    English Research Essay Topic: Research the Taliban and how this group has impacted Afghanistan. Then discuss what role the Taliban plays throughout the novel. Who are the Taliban? Taliban comes from the Arabic word “taleb” meaning “one who is seeking”‚ but the meaning has slowly evolved to become “one who is seeking religious knowledge.” 1 Probably the most globally known group in the world today is the Taliban‚ a group consisting of Students of Islamic Knowledge Movement‚ which governed Afghanistan

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    The Taliban is arguably one of the biggest hybrid threats that US forces face today. Every soldier knows them as our enemy. But what is their history? How have they been able to sustain themselves for so long? These are some of the questions I will try to answer while highlighting the threat they pose internally in Afghanistan and abroad. The first thought that comes to mind when thinking about the Taliban is terrorist organization. One cannot forget‚ however‚ that the Taliban was the recognized

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    doctors without being flogged or raped. This is what every woman had to suffer through‚ when the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan. They stripped all women of their basic human rights; their ability to work‚ education‚ healthcare‚ and transportability. If the women of Afghanistan did not obey Taliban’s decrees they were brutally beaten and punished for their violation of Taliban’s laws. Under the Taliban regime girls were denied of education and knowledge‚ the most important factors of growing for

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    Thousand Splendid Suns Theocracy is a government in which God or a deity is recognized as the supreme ruler of the land. The God’s rules are interpreted through government officials. One of the most infamous theocracies in world history was the Taliban from 1991- 2001. Under this government‚ kite flying and music playing was prohibited‚ all men were required to grow out their beard‚ change their name to Islamic names‚ ordered that all people attend prayers at mosque five times a day. If any of these

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    hazara

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    differences‚ they have long been discriminated and persecuted by many groups. One of these groups is the Taliban. They ideals are demonstrated by torturing‚ murdering and abusing others. One of the cultural groups they do not approve of is the Hazara. Things have been looking better but they are still threatened and there is not much we can do for them except for giving them the message of God. The Taliban are one of the groups that do not approve the Hazara. They do not allow women to receive an education

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    many lives and destruction of several properties in the US. In the mean time‚ there was another embarrassing experience in Afghanistan as terrorist groups majorly Taliban and other Islamist militias suppressed the Afghanistan government alongside breaching human rights in the country. During this time‚ Afghanistan was under the rule of Taliban that overthrew the government in 1996 (Bird & Marshall‚

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    July 12th‚ 1997. She grew up in the town that she was born in. She went to a school set up by her father‚ an anti-Taliban activist‚ so that men and women could study the same subjects. This meant that she was a supporter for Women’s rights/education. This was considered against the law and punishable by death. When she was coming back from school‚ on a school bus‚ a person from the Taliban came onto the bus. He announced to all of the passengers that he was looking for a girl by the name of Malala.

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    Swallows of Kabul

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    Jews during the Holocaust. Today‚ the Taliban uses the same cruelty against the people in Kabul. The Taliban’s acts are limitless‚ especially towards the women of Kabul. From the public executions‚ mistreatment of women‚ and their strict laws‚ they show no remorse‚ which demonstrated true cruelty. In the novel Swallows of Kabul by Yasmina Khadra some truly experience cruelty more than others. Whether being the one treated cruel of treating others cruel‚ the Taliban‚ women‚ and Kabul in general experience

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    How Malala Inspires Me Malala Yousafzai is a girl who put up a fight against the Taliban at a very early age. I personally identify with this as a young person who has been given rights as a result of the American Civil Rights Movement. Although I was not alive during this powerful movement‚ I realize as an African American male‚ if the Civil Rights Movement had not occurred‚ I too would not have equal opportunity to education in America. I wonder if I presented the same circumstances as Malala would

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