Is midwifery a common practice to Islam; in Afghanistan; in the Middle East?

King Zahir Shah was a moderating force in Afghan government. He asked Germans, Americans and Russians to share their new ideas for the betterment of Afghan education, health, agriculture and economy. Until his exile in 1973, the practice of nurse midwifery and hospital care was becoming more sanitary with lower infant death rates.

Muslims accept the use of hospitals, good prenatal care and hospital delivery. Now, 28 years of war and civil unrest have deprived Afghans and other Middle Eastern countries of adequate health care delivery. 6.

The Afghan children had very few toys, board games or books yet their lives were full of fun, play, joking and storytelling. The horrors of war took away their homes and happy lives. Discuss the changes and disruption that war brings to the innocence of children.

This question takes us right to the thesis statement of Allahs Orphans - the reason for writing this book about an Afghan girl. In the first chapter, Amina Gul says, The world knows little ... more.

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