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Page 1: Daily life as a Afghan citizen Abbie Zabrieszack Lakin Redmond

Daily life as a Afghan citizen

Abbie ZabrieszackLakin Redmond

Page 2: Daily life as a Afghan citizen Abbie Zabrieszack Lakin Redmond

Clothing

• Women wear baggy trousers, long shirts belted with sash, and a cotton cloth to cover their head. They must wear pants underneath or they will be considered immodest and have a harder time with how men treat them.

• Men wear loose fitting shirts that goes to their knees, full trousers tied at the waist with a string, and a vest is usually worn over the shirts. The adult males wear turbans.

• Their footwear consist of chaplay, thick leather shoes.• The clothing they wear really reflect on their cultural beliefs.

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What does an Afghan’s clothing choices suggest about their position in the culture?

• Women’s clothing emphasizes a wife look because they save their beauty for their husbands.

• Men’s clothing demonstrates a look of royalty because of their exotic turbans and white qmis (loose fitting shirt).

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What does traditional Afghan clothing suggest about cultural values?

• The Afghan people like everything to be modest.

• The clothing is fitted to religious needs.

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How do Afghan recreational activities illustrate cultural priorities?

• Kite fighting: a game where they try to cut one another kite string with their kite and see whose kite last the longest.

• Hound racing• Buzkaski: a horse mounted player attempts to

drag a goat or calf carcass toward a goal.

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Afghan economy & its current challenges

• Extremely poor• 90% of the worlds opium supply (drug supply)• One of the least developing countries