Waleed Ziad: How Sufi Networks Connected South-Central Asia

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Waleed Ziad: How Sufi Networks Connected South-Central Asia

KabulCast

57 minutes

1 year ago

Waleed Ziad: How Sufi Networks Connected South-Central Asia

Sayed talks with the author and historian, Dr. Waleed Ziad, about how complex Sufi networks in the Durrani empire connected south and Central Asia during the times of turmoil. The episode brings to the fore what these networks reveal about the region's past, particularly women authority, their role in society, and the politics of home-grown knowledge production. KabulCast by KabulNow Guest Host: Sayed Madadi Email: mail@kabulnow.com Twitter: @kabulnow Inside GenevaInside Geneva is a po...