'It's more than artists – we also teach courage': Afghan sisters respect Karate technique | The civilization of the world

MHokookfecth Jafari was only two when his family fled Afghanistan. In August 1998, while Taliban was closed to the Balawy Valley and considered old forces, The Jagazaris crossed the border in Iran looking for a refuge.

29 Now, 29, Shoooughh and his sisters, Maryam, 23 years old, and Manana, 20, made life in the city of Shiraz reported to Khokushin Karate.

Shoukouphah started teaching 13, followed by the seven-year-old and the Nine. Shoukouphah remembers how their father, their great older adult, encouraged them to fulfill the game, believed that they will build their confidence.

“Our father was the only one who had believed us from the beginning. He told us in the Karate Class of Karate. We did not teach at Afghanistan, but with its help we could do IranJoin a group of people (AFGHAN), crying with, “says.

“Karate was a language to tell us that with our physical force and want,” adds Maryiam.

“In a group that grows a lot, having a father who undirelessly a great blessing,” says the mile. Shofoufer remembers the pleasures of his first travel guests to win, remember to look at his proud mate to pick a Trophy. Their successful crown came in 2019 Asian Khakushin Racesman Katehi UPHARACH in ShirazThe first time three sisters who participate in a global race. I was not a sport, “says the Mandana,” I was not a sport, and family, “says Mandana.

But the return of Taliban control in August 2021 disturbed their return dreams to teach and compete. All the games of women in Afghanistan was suspended.

I remember that I woke up in the morning and to hear that all Afghanistan had fallen, “Shofophah says.” My body also felt frozen. Discouragement motivates us, and for months, we had been organized, so that I had been angelistan.

“If only we were as our efforts, what our success, our success and the future ended at night.”

When Iran gave them right to free, it never felt like home, Maryam. He said: “A decision of a citizen causes many problems and makes us feel that we don't have any home anywhere.

“I've been here for many years, and I'm going to school, and I'm trained in sports, even having Iran friends, but there's always sightsome limits in our sight.

A few months has become very cruel, as Iran is over Archemperation of Afghan Sideforce a lot of families to leave without warning. Between 1 June and 23 July this year, almost 800,000 people to refugee refugees and move Beddown in Iran, who was 153,000 women, according to the international international organization (Iom).

The center is growing anti-Afghan in Iran, Mandna says they meet with torture on the streets and the police raised up. “I go every day in fear. My mother always tells me, 'Take your documents with you and returns to speed'.”

Their mothers are always sick. Shoooufay said: “He calls or messages often a day,” says Shokophah. They are also afraid of our students, for every misfhan girl. “

Although uncertainty and anxieties, the sisters continue to run a little dojo (training space) outside of Shiraz, giving birth girls in order to learn karate. Shokoofoh describes the “site that we teach more than military skills; we teach courage, courage and self-esteem”.

Home, the sisters found in the aggression of Afghan culture. Their house is decorated with traditional corporations, walls were tapped on the drawing with Afghan flag. As a consensus, in addition to two brothers, they gather often to celebrate, and their billboards are fagn. “Even though we have not been in Afghanistan,” Shooffeh says, “Our parents looking for an angel culture and life at our home. It's our way of thinking that we are.”

Outside of dong, sisters follow other ambitions. Shooufah authors a rules but could not try to make it because of their immigration. They tend to exercise, cook, combine with dirty. Terms to read and research to reset the medicine, writing and studying outside languages. Manda find calm in arts and music, even developing its love on the rottic and software.

The sisters feel compulsory by the women's rights to the women's rights to Iran. Mary Marinam says: “We always encounter great sorrow and Iran and his goal. My goal is a day, everywhere in the world, alive to the same day.”

Even if they are expelled, racism and cultures, the leaders continue to be bravely, teaching, teaching and explanation of Afghan girls in Iran.

“With the taliban, Afghanistan has been safe and dangerous for girls like my sisters,” Shoouphah says. “Sometimes I feel we never left. Their resurrection is not only a place, but continuous feeling, as you want to be sure that your freedom is available.”

Yet, he adds, “Even though we don't have a home, we can make our hearts with hope.”