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Hi Enayat! I've just read your story and I can feel a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes. I'm really sorry for all people who were killed and injured in this terrible bomb attack and of course for their families. I've been lucky because I've never been in such a situation myself and I've never seen people dying from awful wounds. I can't even imagine how it felt when you heard those words of the child who was so sure that his Daddy would come home without fail and bring his school shoes. It must be someting you can never forget about or even just fully recover from.
This year on 29 March two female suicide bombers killed themselves in the Moscow metro. As the result 40 people were killed and 88 injured. Those two stations on which the attacks occured are on my everyday route to the University. My friends and I could be there too but we were lucky. After these attacks I saw a lot of people with flowers who brought them to makeshift memorials on the stations. Most of these people didn't even know the casualties but they wanted to pay their respects anyway. The memorials were buried in flowers at least for a few weeks and there were crowds of people there at any time. And of course there were those who lost their dearest and nearest. You could easily tell them from passers-by because the deepest sorrow marked their faces. It was the hardest thing for me to see their tortured expressions, their agonized eyes. It was then when I thought that every accident, every crime and espesially every war caused much more victims than we read about in newspapers. These victims we'll never hear about are children, wives, husbands, brothers, sisters, parents, friends, ... And the list can be continued.
You must be a very brave and noble man to rush without a hesitation into the thick of those events, Enayat, but I hope you'll never be forced in such a situation again.
Take care!

hi
hmm
political topic !!
fiction novel !!
or real short story !!

ofcource i admire in what you write,but truelly i dnt like sad stories
and you scared me i feel awful mow.....
bombs car, suicide bodied make me alot confused ........
and always think ?
is it enough reason make you to give your body without pay !!!!!!!
maybe those people have their ideas ...........!!
who feed theses ideas !!!!
i truelly i am so intersted to know the truth reasons from real suicide memebers..........!!!!
always media coverd truth and dnt tell us their view points , about this sensitive issue which worry all world from west to east !!!!!!
did they killed civilians on purpose?
what the reasone?
let us hear them to bring real medcine and avoid world more victims

bye

Hi there,
You brought up very tough topic...suicide bombers, terrorist's attacks is something that is hard to stop or prevent. Many innocent civilians die just because somebody is seeking revenge on his political enemies. I think, there is not justification for these people who commit terrorist attacks. You are a very brave and selfless man.

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Hi Enayat,
again my brother, unfortunately; I don't understand anything in your second theme also, neither in cricket nor in suicide bombers. I hope your third theme will not be about a culinary art - I don't understand anything in culinary.
Best wishes,
Emat

How unspeakably sad! How utterly cruel and condemnable, those attacks, any of them! It must have been next to impossible for you to go back to normal after having experienced this. And yet, it is good to read that there are people like you, rushing out to help those that have been injured.
How badly we all would want to avoid such things happening and how helpless we all feel... Whatever we can do - if anything can be done at all, other than helping as bravely as you did - is most often confined to very small spheres of influence; but still I think we should not get tired of enhancing mutual understanding between people of different opinions, races and religions and stand up for peaceful solutions of conflicts always. What I feel would be of vital importance is to fight poverty and to work for better economic opportunities world-wide. Of course this is an issue for "big politics", but in a way, we're all part of the system, aren't we? I'm trying to do my tiny share of it by working (among other things) for a fair-trade organisation. Tiny, I know. The great things are for the heroes among us...
With deepest respect,
Elisabeth (Austria)

Hi Enayat
Crazy situation between the two poles of this country on one pole the sounds of cheers for the cricket team on the other pole sounds of explosions and crying families.
I wish one day there will be only the normal life sound in your country.
Danny

hi Enayat
i dont knew if your story is a true one, but anyway it's a very sad story, i can't stop thinking about the boy's feeling when he will knew that his father can't bring him the school shoes, because he is dead, it's a so horibel thing, i dont want be in your place my friend.
with my best wishes.
zakaria (france)

hi Enayat!
well that's an awful common story; it could sound bitter and cooler but i think i get used to that. And it's vitally important to keep that feeling to be able to go and save wounded people, and carry died people. that's the world, i won't be pessimistic but i think it will never change. Some people need to make other people suffering a lot to feel how happy they are. That's the world of human being, the "perfect specie".
I wish i were a vegetable, or more.. a tree!
Sad pleasant post, thanks to share with us, best wishes.

Hi Enayat,

It is really a sad story about the catastrophe of civil wars in your country. Nowadays, many areas in the world are spending ethnic and religious conflicts, leaving many hundreds dead every day. A major question is now how to stop the war and restore order as well as peace for Afgans and others. To answer this question, we must find out about the main reason of such activities and why they are more likely to happen in modern time. It is clear that poverty is the main cause for such conflicts and religious abuses also contribute to instabilities. Therefore, I argue that improving people life in poor countries and respect their religions will make the world better and lasting peace will be achieved.

Hi there,

A very good entry. Love the part when the phone ringing. Very dramatic. Almost made me cry. Feel very pity for that kid. Can't imagine if i was there. It must takes a lot of courage to be in that situation. Just like any other sane human being, i wonder why there are people out there who sacrifices their life (which they thought it was good) but they have no idea at all how selfish they were. They killed others who wanted to live this life. And the worst part is, they also killed the future of the innocent people's family that left behind. What is wrong with these people? Why dont they just bomb themself in an isolated place where doesn't effect anyone else? *Sigh* Anyway, your post did bring me into some kind of mixed feelings. It was a good one. Hope to read more from you.

Hi there,
ı have no idea wheater it is a true story or fiction .but all people know that people are killed there everyday, kids want only innocent require.
in addition, we have to care like these topics no matter where, who , ethic, relgion
best wishes
syf

Hi~ Enayat, thanks for your sharing. It is a very bitter story. I feel sad after reading it.
I think such stories happen each day in places at war. War, disease, unstable state etc, such topics are repeatedly talked about, or seriously blamed by us, yet those questions still exist. People are still
suffering from those situation which is caused by some people's pursue of power of control.
It seems those questions can be hardly resolved.Or, it can be resolved,
but without a time table--when there will be no war in the world, when sick people can receive proper and quick treatment, and when people can lead a peaceful life.

When I read the story, I really want to jump to it and help to rescue the wounded with you. However, I know I can't. the inpulse of one could not solve the countless problems. So, I try to do something for people beside me, to let them smile, feel comfortable and happy. I always prey for the people in the countries at war, for those who are suffering from disease, for those who are unfairly treated. I prey that those people can overcome their poor situation and lead a better life.

Enayat, I believe the poor fatherless child has been deeply grieved. I sincerely wish he overcome it, be strong and be a help to people who have
similar sad experience like him when he grow up.

at last, Enayat, you are very brave. I have a lot to learn from you.
Thanks.

Hi Enayat, your story is very dramatc. Every day news report death and destruction in your country.
I read young people or children put down mines on the roads! Still adults and military leaders will use innocent people without respect we'll have other victims.
I hope in a peaceful change.
Thanks to share with us your experiences, take care
MaryGee

Hi there
Mr. Enayat is right, the same event happened two years ago in Helmand province central mosque on afternoon prayers that killed Mach people including Helmand voice governor Haji per Mohammad. the same story as Enayat wrote. One Engineer by the name of Hafizullah has purchased bean's for his family diner and that have scattered in the place of suicide explosion.

best wishes
Azatullah skandari from Helmand
sorry for grammar mistakes i am sill in learning stage

Hi Enayat!

You must be very strong personality! Good for you! You told this story in so restrained way,that even in some of comments I saw the doubt about truthfulness of it. As for me I fully believe you!
I suppose, you know that in Moscow (and I was born there) almost every half a year act of terror happens. I live abroad now and every time I hear of it, I pray to God for my family! It's really hard to understand! And I'm really sorry that it happens! I've got nothing to say more! Rest in peace! Each of victims!

Everything that doesn't kill us, makes us stronger!

Best wishes,
Jan

Dear Enayat,
thank you very much for telling us that story. It's difficult to talk about such things, but, I think, it's important. I wish such a tragedy would never happen again - in your town and in the world.
Liza

Dear Friends,
Thank you very much for your great comments. in some of comments I saw the doubt about truthfulness of it, but this is reality and i don't see any doubt, I have been faced such events many times. i was not strong or brave that much, but the situation of my country made me be like this. we are mixture of mourn and happiness. Every one of us wants to be member of the developed world and every one of us like injure bird still attempting to have a better life. But unfortunately we are not in the statues of having a strong central administration neither the international community help us effectively or at least to cut the hands of some neighbors of us.

thanks
Enayat Safi

I have just started to read your blog. I'm very interested in your country. I like last sentence what the kid said. It is slice one of your country's incidents.But i can feel I'm very sad. from korea.

Dear Enayat,Thanks for your sharing.How brave and great you are.I really admire of your courage.I just hope peace will stay at your country forever, I hope the world full of peace.And I feel very sorry for that child.Altough I haven't suffered from this situation. The child words is still ringing in my ear. Now I should cherish my current life and less complaint.

Best wishes to you and your country.

Sabrina from China