Alina of Azimabad

Fiction
Alina of Azimabad

Author: Rashid Khan

Publisher: iUniverse

ISBN: 9780595289820

Category: Fiction

Page: 96

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Alina of Azimabad provides a rare and valuable insight into issues being faced by women in South Asia. Alina, the character created by the author tells an extraordinary and remarkable account of her life spread over almost half a century. The story starts off in the aftermath of the partition of India. It is a saga of the hidden world of feudalism with its exploitation and degeneration. The account also stresses the point that Pakistan is not inhabited by fanatics and is as normal a country as any other. The author has very vividly touched upon social problems in his work and has specifically addressed gender issues. His strength lies in his ability to express himself with ease. The language he uses is simple, crisp and endowed with brevity. He has also introduced several common words of South Asian origin into the English Language. The narrative is very readable and interesting.
Alina of Azimabad
Language: en
Pages: 96

Alina of Azimabad

Authors: Rashid Khan
Categories: Fiction
Type: BOOK - Published: 2003-11-01 - Publisher: iUniverse

Alina of Azimabad provides a rare and valuable insight into issues being faced by women in South Asia. Alina, the character created by the author tells an extraordinary and remarkable account of her life spread over almost half a century. The story starts off in the aftermath of the partition
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