Narguesse, in the Forbidden Face, starts a rebellion among the women. What kept the guards from killing her

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Angeline Smith

27 January, 12:26

Narguesse, in the Forbidden Face, starts a rebellion among the women. What kept the guards from killing her

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Johnston · Answer 1

When in My Forbidden Face, Narguesse starts a rebellion among the women she was not killed by the guards because in support of her other women took off their chadri and refused to leave.

Explanation:

'My Forbidden Face: Growing up Under the Taliban a Young Woman's story' is written by Latifa. It is a true story of a young 16-year-old girl. It records the true events that happened with Latifa and her family when in September 1996 Taliban soldiers seized power in Kabul. They became the prisoner in their own homes, schools were closed, and she was forced to wear a 'chadri' This book captures the voice of this young girl who lost her innocence but who is also determined to live in freedom and hope.

When in My Forbidden Face, Narguesse starts a rebellion among the women she was not killed by the guards because in support of her other women also took off their chadri and refused to leave. And in support of my answer, I would like to quote a portion of the story which reads as follow

" Luckily for her, one of the Talibs guarding the shack came to warn his superiors that we were refusing to leave until she returned. After hesitating for a moment, they pushed outside."