Dancing in the Mosque by Homeira Qaderi

Dancing in the Mosque by Homeira Qaderi

Qaderi writes this memoir as an extended letter to her young son, taken from her under Afghan custody law after her divorce, recounting her own childhood under Taliban rule, her fight for education against overwhelming odds, and the marriage that ultimately cost her custody of her child.

The memoir captures both the specific brutality Afghan women have faced under successive regimes and Qaderi's fierce, unbroken determination to build a life of her own choosing, making the loss of her son the memoir's most devastating and enduring wound.

A powerful memoir of Afghan womanhood, motherhood and forced separation.

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