The pearl whose pearl was broken - Nadia Hashimi

The pearl that broke its shell by Nadia Hashimi ... This novel tells the story of the author of Afghan origins Nadia Hashimi, details a sad story in which helplessness finds itself facing fate and customs hold on to the necks of destinies, and within its folds, the scent of a people's culture torn apart by wars is emitted, and a gentle storm almost echoes the Afghan mountains. Nadia Hashimi first and foremost wrote a story of a delicate and wonderful family. Her captivating story that spans multiple generations is a picture of Afghanistan in all its mysterious and confusing glory, and a woman reflecting the struggles of Afghan women that still continue to this day. Number of pages: 546. Published by Kalmats Publishing. To request the rest of Nadia Hashimi's works ↓ When the moon approaches the east. The pearl that broke its shell. A house without windows.