Islamabad : , November 15, 2015 – Since August when the Taliban took control in Afghanistan, families have used legal and illegal means of fleeing to Pakistan.This is because they fear a hardline rule by law that would make it a nightmare for women.
Being in Pakistan and living under refugee status brings with it, restricted and limited life, along with an identity crisis that vetoes many opportunities.Living in Pakistan as a refugee means that you have a restricted life and are unable to take advantage of many opportunities.
For females, aspiring for a better future, none or meagre facilitation is provided in comparison to male members, which is taken as part of the Afghan culture.Females aspiring to a better life are denied or limited facilitation in Afghanistan, as this is part of Afghan culture.
However, a well-known Pakistani singer has taken upon herself to ensure that the refugee girls live their dreams.A well-known Pakistani singer took it upon herself to help the girls who have fled their homeland.
Shakila Naz, a known Pashto language singer, has started music classes for refugee girls, who recently escaped from Afghanistan after the Taliban rule.Shakila Naz is a well-known Pashto singer who has set up music classes for refugees, girls who fled Afghanistan under the Taliban regime.
Naz says she decided to teach these young girls music and singing, after noticing their love for music.Naz says that she was inspired by their love of music to teach the young girls singing and music lessons.
“I feel sorry for the Afghan singers who fled the Taliban and reached Pakistan leaving their households behind.”I feel sorry that Afghan singers fled Taliban rule and arrived in Pakistan, leaving behind their families.I decided to teach these girls music after discovering their love for singing during my meeting with the refugee families.”.After meeting refugee families, I realized their passion for singing and decided to teach them music.
Naz stated that the situation of music for females and males is not good in Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover.
Naz said that Afghanistan’s situation in music is worsening since the Taliban tookover.
The Taliban interim government has already claimed to kill known Afghan singers, forcing others to flee the country or be in hiding.
Already, the Taliban interim government claimed to have killed known Afghan singers.This forced others to flee or hide in the country.
Naz, who has been nominated for Pride of Performance Award and was conferred with Afghanistan’s most prestigious award Milli Dranaway Award, which is the National Award of Honor, on August 19, 2020, said that she received immense respect by the Kabul government and people in the past.Naz was nominated for the Pride of Performance Award.
She was also conferred with Afghanistan’s most prestigious award Milli Dranaway Award on August 19, 2020.This is the National Award of Honor.
“The government of Afghanistan gave me huge respect by conferring of its most prestigious awards, Milli Dranaway Award.”I was given a lot of respect by the government of Afghanistan, who conferred one of its most prestigious awards: the Milli Dranaway Award.I cannot explain in words the love and respect I received in Afghanistan both from the government as well as its people.I can’t express in words how grateful I was for the love and respect that I received from both the government and its people in Afghanistan.
“I cannot forget the fact that Pakistani and Afghan people are one and they should help each other in the hour of need.”I can’t forget that Pakistani and Afghan peoples are one, and should support each other in their hour of need.” This is why I decided to teach Afghan girls and play my part for preserving the music in the war-torn country,” she added.She said that she decided to teach Afghan girls and help preserve the music in war-torn Afghanistan.
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