Awaz-e-Dosti | Season 2 (Afghan Voices)

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Awaz-e-Dosti | Season 2 is a magazine-style podcast that amplifies the voices of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. Each week, the show provides updates on Afghan-related news, features a report on Afghan issues, covers topics related to health, and more. Hosted by two Afghan presenters, the podcast highlights the challenges faced by Afghan communities and their remarkable resilience while living in Pakistan. Every episode addresses various issues affecting these communities and explores their efforts to overcome adversity.

  1. 2025. 11. 03.

    Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 31

    In this heartfelt episode of Awaz-e-Dostion Power 99 FM, hosts Mohammad Sharif Danish and Shabnaam bringyou an inspiring conversation with renowned Afghan theater artist and director Mr.Fakoori — a man whose creativity once illuminated the stages of Kabul andHerat and who now continues his artistic struggle in exile in Pakistan. The discussion explores his artisticbeginnings, the themes that shaped his work, and the challenges faced by Afghanartists forced to leave their homeland. Mr. Fakoori reflects on life as arefugee, the limited opportunities for creative expression, and the hope thatstill fuels his passion for theater. The program also includes a special shortperformance by Mr. Fakoori, recorded exclusively for Awaz-e-Dosti. 🎧 Tune in to hear a story of courage, art, andresilience — and don’t forget to subscribe, like, and shareto support Afghan voices around the world

    28분

  2. 2025. 10. 27.

    Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 30

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti on Power 99 FM, our hosts Mohammad Sharif Danish and Shabnam Muhagirzaad bring you two deeply moving stories of migration — stories that echo the strength, hope, and unbreakable spirit of Afghan migrants rebuilding their lives away from home. 🗣️ First Report:Our reporter Mozhda Nishati speaks with Ramziya Noori, a dedicated journalist who has devoted her life to media. After years of service with the National Radio and Television of Afghanistan, Ramziya continued her professional journey in Pakistan with TNN Television Network, where she worked for more than two years.In this heartfelt conversation, Ramziya reflects on her journey as a media professional living between two countries and cultures — sharing her challenges, resilience, and unwavering commitment to her craft. 🎧 Second Report:Our reporter Shabnam Muhagirzaad tells the story of Lina Aman, another Afghan migrant living in Pakistan. Lina opens up about her daily struggles, her pursuit of education, and her determination to move forward despite financial hardships and uncertainty. Her story is a testament to courage and perseverance in the face of displacement. 🌍 Reflection on Migration:Migration — a simple word that holds immense pain.For thousands of Afghans, it represents loss, longing, and the heavy price of survival. Years of war, insecurity, and restrictive regimes — especially under Taliban rule — have forced millions to leave their homes and dreams behind.Those who once studied and worked with hope now stand in long lines at borders, carrying only a few belongings — and hearts full of memories. 💔 The Reality of Leaving Home:No one chooses to become a migrant willingly. People leave only when staying becomes more dangerous than leaving.They seek safety, dignity, and freedom in foreign lands — while the scent and love of their homeland remain forever in their hearts. 🎧 Tune in to Awaz-e-Dosti — a voice of friendship, resilience, and hope.Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share to support Afghan stories and voices that deserve to be heard.

    19분

  3. 2025. 10. 20.

    Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 29

    Host:Mohammad Sharif Danish & Shabnaam 🎙️ In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, you’ll hear two powerful stories of courage and endurance. In the first report, host Shabnaam speaks with Ms. Bahara Ahmadi, a dedicated Afghan educator and advocate for women’s rights. She discusses the harsh restrictions imposed by the Taliban, their impact on women’s mental health, and the urgent need for support and change. Through her personal experiences and professional insight, Ms. Ahmadi sheds light on the resilience of Afghan women standing strong against oppression. The second report features Norullah, a cook in a small Afghan restaurant in Pakistan. Despite the challenges of refugee life, he continues to support his family with determination and hope, while waiting for clarity on his refugee case. Recorded on-site at his workplace, this heartfelt story captures the daily struggles and perseverance of Afghan migrants living in uncertainty. ✨ Tune in to Awaz-e-Dosti — where every story echoes resilience, hope, and the unbreakable spirit of the Afghan people. #AwazEDosti #AfghanVoices #WomenEmpowerment #RefugeeStories #Resilience #HopeInExile #AfghanWomen #MigrationJourneys #VoiceOfFriendship #Awazedosti

    16분

  4. 2025. 10. 13.

    Awaz-e-Dosti Session 2 Episode 28

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, our hosts Shabnaam and Mohammad Sharif Danish bring you two inspiring reports. The first report features a heartfelt conversation with Muzdha Nashty and guest Shezer Samim, a young Afghan migrant in Pakistan whose journey reflects resilience and hope. Despite the many challenges Afghan girls face in accessing education, Shezer persevered and earned admission to the Dentistry program at Allama Iqbal University in Lahore. She shares her struggles, determination, and achievements, emphasizing the importance of educational opportunities for Afghan girls. Her story is not only one of personal success but also a powerful reminder that with courage and persistence, dreams can overcome barriers. The second report highlights the life of Nadia, an Afghan woman who has lived in Pakistan for 30 years. Her family fled war in Nangarhar province when she was just two years old, first settling in Peshawar and later moving to Islamabad. There, Nadia grew up, went to school, got married, and is now raising two children. While her husband works in a shop, Nadia supports the family through hand embroidery. Despite spending her entire life in Pakistan, Nadia still feels like a refugee—without a proper identity or national ID. Her children, who speak both Urdu and Afghan languages, have never been to Afghanistan and consider Pakistan their home. However, the Pakistani government’s recent decision to stop renewing refugee cards has left Nadia and her family anxious and uncertain about their future. She emphasizes the importance of preserving Afghan culture and hopes for a peaceful homeland, while appealing to the Pakistani government and international community for a humane and legal solution that recognizes refugees who have called Pakistan home for decades.

    23분

  5. 2025. 10. 08.

    Kainat Saber: Lighting the Path of Women’s Empowerment in Swabi

    A woman is half of society, and when she is empowered, the entire society rises. Islam grants women dignity, respect, and the right to knowledge. An educated mother, a respected sister, and a confident daughter illuminate the path to a brighter future. True women’s empowerment is not just in words — it is in action: through education, skills, work opportunities, and the right to be heard. In this journey, a courageous woman from Swabi, Kainat Saber, has taken the first step. She has developed a new system that allows women to showcase their talents, grow through their skills, and build lives of independence and dignity. This is not just one woman’s story — it is the voice of thousands of dreams waiting to be realized. In this special report for Awaz-e-Dosti, our reporter Raees Bacha speaks with Kainat Saber to learn more about her initiative and the vision behind it.

    5분

  6. 2025. 10. 06.

    Awaz e Dosti Session 2 Episode 27

    In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, co-hosts Shabnaam and Mohammad Danish bring you two powerful stories that reflect the struggles, hopes, and resilience of Afghan refugees. 🔹 First Report: Host Shabnaam speaks with Ms. Fatima Karimi, a courageous young woman from Afghanistan whose life has been shaped by war, insecurity, and the oppressive rule of the Taliban. Forced to leave her homeland in search of safety, Fatima found refuge in Iran—a journey filled with both hardship and hope. She shares her experiences of migration, including challenges with identity, education, work, and daily life in a new country. Despite these struggles, her story highlights resilience, support networks, and the strength that has helped her endure. 🔹 Second Report: Our reporter, Syed Raza, presents the story of Bahadur Falak, a highly educated Afghan refugee in Pakistan with a background in Law, Political Science, and International Relations. Once a political analyst, civil society activist, and government official in Afghanistan, Bahadur now faces the harsh realities of displacement. His journey has been marked by both professional struggles and profound personal loss — including the tragic death of his young son, Maulana Baha Falak, in March 2025. He speaks candidly about the barriers Afghan refugees encounter in Pakistan, from employment restrictions and legal uncertainties to healthcare challenges and emotional hardship. Through these voices, Awaz-e-Dosti sheds light on the bittersweet reality of migration — the pain of exile, the longing for home, and the enduring hope for a better future.

    31분

  7. 2025. 10. 05.

    Disconnected: Life Without Internet in Afghanistan

    In this episode, host Shabnam Muhagirzaad explores the impact of a recent three-day internet and telecommunication blackout in Afghanistan. This event disrupted lives both inside the country and abroad. The internet, a global network that connects millions of devices and enables the exchange of information across various media gnidulcni, text, audio, images, and video, has become essential in nearly every sector: education, business, governance, media, entertainment, and even banking. Its sudden absence left many Afghans facing confusion, disconnection, and serious challenges. To better understand the personal and social consequences of such disruptions, Shabnam welcomes her guest, Sozha Naqshbandi, who shares her reflections on: The role and importance of the internet in daily life.Her personal feelings when communication with family in Afghanistan was completely cut off.The economic and psychological struggles people endured during the shutdown — and the emotions felt when connectivity was finally restored.This discussion sheds light on just how deeply the internet is woven into modern life and why its access is more than just a convenience — it is a necessity.

    7분

  8. 2025. 09. 29.

    Awaz-e-Dosti session 2 Episode 26

    Awaz-e-Dosti – Voices of Resilience and Hope In this episode of Awaz-e-Dosti, hosted by Mohammad Sharif Danish, we dive into one of the most urgent issues facing Afghan refugees in Pakistan: the uncertain future of those holding Proof of Registration (POR) cards and thousands more living on short-term visas. In a detailed report by Khatira Naeemi, refugees share their fears of insecurity, their struggles with an uncertain tomorrow, and their frustration over unfulfilled resettlement promises and international silence. The second report, presented by Sideq Saber, brings us the inspiring story of Zahra, a young Afghan woman who, after being forced to abandon her university education due to restrictions, transformed her struggle into strength. Zahra established a sewing and traditional Afghan dress workshop that now employs more than ten young women. For these girls, the workshop is not just a livelihood, but also a safe space filled with hope and determination. Their united message is clear: “Reopen the school doors for us.” This episode also sheds light on the resilience of Afghan women, with over one thousand women in this province alone engaged in handicraft work—powerfully showcasing their creativity, perseverance, and refusal to give up. Awaz-e-Dosti brings you the voices of courage, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Afghan communities in exile.

    21분
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Awaz-e-Dosti | Season 2 is a magazine-style podcast that amplifies the voices of Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. Each week, the show provides updates on Afghan-related news, features a report on Afghan issues, covers topics related to health, and more. Hosted by two Afghan presenters, the podcast highlights the challenges faced by Afghan communities and their remarkable resilience while living in Pakistan. Every episode addresses various issues affecting these communities and explores their efforts to overcome adversity.

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