A Short Story

In the rugged mountains of the Pashtun homeland, where the winds whispered tales of honor and bravery, lived a young man named Aimal. He was known for his unwavering commitment to the Pashtunwali code, a set of unwritten rules that governed the lives of the Pashtun people. This ancient code, predating even the arrival of Islam, was a way of life that emphasized honor, hospitality, and revenge, binding the community together in a tapestry of shared values and traditions.

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