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About the Book This book is an investigative and revealing work on the deep-rooted misogyny in Afghanistan, written without any censorship or compromise. The author provides a thorough and factual examination of the cultural, historical, religious, and political factors that have systematically oppressed women for decades. In addition, the book explores the reasons behind Afghanistan's decades-long, unending wars and explains how these societal and ideological structures contributed to persistent violence, extremism, and instability. It also offers a detailed and well-documented analysis of the origins and rise of the Taliban, providing readers with historical and ideological context. Covering all major periods of Afghanistan, s history, this book paints a clear picture of the interconnections between misogyny, war, political power, and extremism. Its aim is not merely to recount history but to raise awareness, challenge societal taboos, and encourage critical reflection on beliefs and systems that have perpetuated inequality and violence. This book is an essential and thought-provoking resource for researchers, human rights activists, students of social and political studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the root causes of Afghanistan's ongoing crises.

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