Afghanistan Food Culture

In cooking and food novel "kite runner", Khaled Hosseini discuss many different types of food from Afghanistan. When Baba returned to the reading area and drank tea with Rahim Khan, tea was mentioned several times. The owner is proud of what he is doing, so food is the center of the guest in Afghanistan's house. A popular person, this person will make the most of what the family must provide. They will always fill your cup and serve snacks until you say you have covered the glass and filled with your hands.

As a little boy who grew up in Afghanistan, like many people in Afghanistan, I accidently believe that many of these cultural practices are "Islam." At some point in the year, we cook certain kinds of food and distribute it to the poor people. One day, many people visited cemeteries and shrines and prayed for the deceased and requested that "souls of the dead" pray for them. These customs are done by Muslims and are given Muslim aspects, such as reading the passage of the Quran. However, these customs are not Islamic customs.

Afghanistan has a rich and diverse culture that has been formed for thousands of years. The history of Afghan culture goes back to the Achaemenian empire in the 6th century BC. The culture of Afghanistan is influenced by Islam. There are two official languages ​​in the country; Dari and Pashto. Modernization influenced the Western influence on the culture of Afghanistan. And it is the deepest of the major cities of the country. Religion plays an essential role in shaping the culture of Afghanistan and affects other areas of national culture. Islam is the main religion of the country, and about 99.7% of Afghan citizens practice Muslim. However, the oldest surviving religion in Afghanistan is Zoroastrianism, believed to date back to the 18th century BC. It is estimated that there are 2,000 Zoroastists in modern Afghanistan

Afghanistan is a country that has always been conquered. Therefore, people in Afghanistan have a rich history. Afghanistan is a cultural center that combines ethnicity and religion. Victory, Islam and God's religion are images of today's Afghanistan introducing Islam in 652, religion is the center of evolution and culture in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan has a long and rich cultural tradition that is unfamiliar to Western European countries. Respecting the rich cultural heritage of Afghanistan must be communicated to students who may feel unfamiliar or may be difficult to understand 14 One aspect of this difference is the role of women. In 1964 the Constitution theoretically gives women a wide range of civil rights, but in fact the tribal law (also known as regional customary law) defines the rights of women. After the Soviet invasion from 1979 to 1989 and the civil war after the occupation, the Taliban was first declared in 1994. Regain a positive change in peace