Through the eyes of a child, I See the Sun in Afghanistan portrays a culture that emphasizes patriarchal family, love of country and fierce loyalty to family and tribe.
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Following a breakfast of khojur, she tags along with her brother and father as they bring the sheep to pasture.
After waKing before dawn, Habiba and her sister go out to fetch water.
Although the story takes place against the backdrop of war, it is not political, but a simple story about one day in the life of a young girl.
Through the eyes of a child, I See the Sun in Afghanistan portrays a culture that emphasizes patriarchal family, love of country and fierce loyalty to family and tribe