Abdul bari jahani biography of barack

Afghan writer, author of 2006–2021 anthem lyrics

Abdul Bari Jahani (Pashto: عبدالباري جهاني, born 14 February 1948) is an person från afghanistan poet, novelist, historian and reporter. He wrote the lyrics for the national anthem of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

Early life and education

Jahani was born in Ahmad Shahyee area of Kandahar city, in southern Afghanistan. Jahani often recalls his old good days of childhood in Kandahar where he spent most of his teenage years and talks about how Kandahar was once a melting pot and a common home for all ideologies and beliefs. In his Raazo-Niyaaz book Jahani talks about how he grew up playing in Kandahar as a kid and how peaceful Kandahar was during his high school time.

Jahani's ethnicity is unknown, in one of his books, Jahani himself denotes that his uncle's wife has once mentioned to him that he might be from the Ludin tribe, a sub-tribe of Ghilzai, one of the two main tribes of Pashtuns. Other sources, incl

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Minister of Culture and Information Abdul Bari Jahani Resigns

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Minister of Culture and information of Afghanistan, Abdul Bari Jahani has resigned from his position.

He in his Facebook account has thanked the President’s trust, but declared that his illness undermines his capabilities to continue to work.

Further he has mentioned that his resignation was presented to President of Afghanistan 3 days ago.

Abdul Bari Jahani completed his primary, secondary and high school in Mirwais Nika high school of Kandahar city a well -known public school in the south. Kandahar University was not yet built when Jahani finished his high school.

Upon completing his high school at Mirwais Nika, Jahani only had two options for his higher education. He could either move to Kabul to study what he wanted to study which was history and literature or move to Nangarhar province home to the second Afghan university at the time in the country.

He chose the former one because unlike Ka