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Debate with Mashal Takar
This is recording of live facebook debate on 21.05.2020 about contentious issues between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Participants: Mashal Takar; Dr. Farhat Taj; Arshad Khan, Cheshman Musa Khel & others. The debate is moderated by Roman Khan. -
Pashtun history narratives- a discussion
Pashtun history narratives: distortions, emotions and substantiated facts
Dr. Farhat Taj, Juma Khan Sufi, Hassan Khan & Chishman Musa Khel participated in the discussion coordinated by Roman Khan on 3 May 2020, facebook live discussion. -
Assassination of Arif Wazir and the wider context of violence in Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Assassination of Arif Wazir and the wider context of violence in Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan -
Discussion: Pashtun history narrative
Arshad Khan Mohmand, Farooq Hoti and Dr. Farhat Taj participates in discussion with Roman Khan -
Durand Border discussion: countering the anti-Pakistan Afghan diaspora's propaganda
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Who is the original author of Jihadi policy in Pashtun areas?
The strategic policy using Pashtun tribesmen as non-state actors for violent actions in the name of Islam is often attributed to Pakistan army. But is Pakistan army the original author of this policy? -
Human rights and related aspects- Dr Farhat Taj & Barkat Ali Momand
Dr Farhat Taj & Barkat Ali Momand discussing human rights and related aspects-- discussion in Pashto -
Durand Line agreement(s) in the light of Amir Abur-Rahman 's autobiography.
Durand Line agreement(s) in the light of Amir Abur-Rahman, the King of Afghanistan's autobiography. -
Critical reflection- an introduction
What is critical reflection? How does one do it? Why is it important?
Dr. Farhat Taj discusses critical reflection. -
Edvin supports Kohat Police campaign: use helmet
Pa Khair!
My name is Edvin. Cooperate with the traffic police. All cyclists and moto cyclists! Wear helmet. Helmet is life. Every (cyclists and moto cyclists) in Norway has to wear helmet otherwise the police will impose fines on them. -
Edvin singing Pashto song
Lar sha Pekhawar ta qamiz tor mata rawra! -
A response to Afghan 'tappas' and abusive language in the name of history