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Since I was a child, we were displaced because of the war.
 
Since my childhood, instead of a doll, my hobby was a drawing book and pencils.
When I was 12 years old, I saw the Palestinian cartoonist Naji Ali's film on the black and white TV we had.
From that moment I fell in love with cartoons and it was as if a part of me was sleeping in cartoons to express my pain and protest.
I was once expelled from school for drawing a cartoon......

 I started working as a journalist and cartoonist in Afghanistan from 2003 to 2010.

But due to the prejudices and threats of the Taliban, I had to stay at home and did not draw cartoons or work for many years.
After a long time, I started drawing cartoons again because I love it.The Kite Runner and Cartoon Movement started a new chapter in my life.
Hassan Nasrallah's code: Leave my turban on my grave.
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Mullah Hebatullah on the International Criminal Court: The Taliban are not intimidated by threats from the East or the West.
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Baptism in Doha

We neither forgive nor forget killing of Afghans over the past 50 years
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The number one enemy of Afghan women

On the eve of the Doha meeting, the Taliban are present and the people of Afghanistan are absent.
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Fate of Afghan Refugee

I drew this cartoon out of despair since I couldn't get asylum in any country.
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Women are exposed every day to gender-based violence

Globally No. 1 regarding this injustice: the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
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