The Guardian (UK): The presenter, pop star and women’s rights activist Mozhdah Jamalzadah talks about fleeing her country, before returning and revolutionising Afghan TV – Jamalzadah was five when her family escaped Afghanistan, eventually settling in Canada. In 2009, in her mid-20s, she returned to Kabul after being invited by a new TV station to host a talent show. She had started singing a few years earlier, posting music videos on YouTube; one song, Afghan Girl, had become a hit in her homeland (she would be invited to perform it in 2010 at the White House to mark International Women’s Day in front of the Obamas). Click here to read more (external link).
My goodness- she
was five years old when
she left
Afghanistan- I wonder why
she is so
afraid of somebody who might be lurking
somewhere
to
break off
her delicate and beautiful
wings (Bahl) and Tahj (crown) !!!!!
*Better watch your choice
of
words !
The enemies
of
the people
of
Afghanistan
are
watching all the moves !
•
That was a reference
to
her song
on
((DOKHTARI AFGHAN”)).
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Nevertheless;
she is
a
good *singer !
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