Abdul Wadood Basharyar

Maidan Wardag is one of the six central provinces of Afghanistan. It is situated at west of Capital Kabul and Parwan, to the north-west of Logar and to the east of Ghazni and Bamyan provinces. Presently its capital is Maidan Shar, "means Ground with city" which lays about 35 kilometers to the west of Kabul. During the reign of King Zaher Shah in 1336 lunar   (1957 A.D) Maidan Wardag became a province. Before being a province it was a district of Logar and some districts of the province were belonging to Ghazni province. At first it was called only Wardag “Persian pronunciation, Wardak” and its first ever capital was Kot-e-Ashro. But in the reign of Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan (1973-1978) the capital shifted to (Maidan Shar) consequently it became the second capital of the province. When Mujahideen (Islamic religious fighters) beat Soviets and the communist regime broke down in Afghanistan. The local commanders of Maidan Shar took control of the provincial capital (1992)...

Oh candle, all the night you cried for me ! All the night you dropped tears for me, the precious tears which parted form your white lovely face ! You sacrificed for my excitement and tried to keep away the darkness and bring light and delight to my dark life . But oh candle ! When I woke up in the morning I felt that you had dirtied my room with your stoned tears . So I hastened on collecting your tears and threw them in the dustbin . So oh candle ! Only you know me better than anyone else, how unfaithful,   inhuman and unloving I am .   Dedicated to    Lillian Elliott By: Abdul Wadood Basharyar