Our Forgotten History
Shabnam Nasimi\ud83c\udfdb️ Creator journalist, storyteller and writer. \ud83d\udcfd️ Exploring the history, politics, art, culture & heritage of Afghanistan, South Asia & beyond.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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"this too shall pass"
Kabul 2013.
Someone has probably said it to you. I know they’ve said it to me. Many many times. You’re in the middle of something that feels endless, a grief, a failure, or you’re just stuck, and a person who loves you offers you those fou...
The god who got lost on the way to Bactria.
Gilded silver plate based on a late Hellenistic composition showing the triumph of Dionysus; room 52 - British Museum.
There is a particular kind of quiet in a museum before it opens. No shuffling crowds, no school groups being told for th...
"I am fine"
My inbox since the Taliban began rounding up the girls of Herat this week — a few of the hundreds of messages I've received, and that I need you to read.
The messages below arrived in my Instagram inbox over the course of the last few days...
The Taliban's culture is not Afghanistan's culture
The Taliban's culture was manufactured and imposed on Afghanistan for decades. It is not our culture, and it is certainly not our history.
Over the last few days, after a BBC report on fathers in Afghanistan selling their daughters to surv...
I really hate the word resilient
It was the autumn of 2021.
It was the autumn of 2021. Kabul had fallen weeks earlier. The images were still raw, men clinging to the outside of military aircraft, women burning their diplomas, girls in tears, told they can no longer go to...
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Writer and public historian, bringing you lost and erased stories from Afghanistan and beyond. Usually found digging through the past in an old bookshop.
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