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In 2004, due to his numerous efforts in the fields of Art, Science, Philosophy, History and Literature, he was given the title of "Alama" (Laureate, Academician) by the Govt. of Afghanistan and he was greeted by the then Governor of Kandahar Province Mohammad Yousaf Pashtun by organizing a seminar by
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Abdul Shakoor remained in Afghanistan during the Russian invasion of Afghanistan (1979–1989) and the Civil War in Afghanistan followed by the withdrawal of the Russian forces form Afghanistan. He wrote several poems and articles critical of the communist regimes during the Soviet occupation and the
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where he served for two and a half years. He moved back to Kabul where he continued to serve as a professor at Kabul University in the Faculty of Language and Literature as Professor and as the Chief of the Pashto Department.
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Born in Kandahar, Abdul Shakoor Rashad graduated from school at the age of 12 in 1933. While he was only 13 years old, he was appointed as a teacher in school in 1934 from where he started his official career.
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and other regional languages. He had written poems in Persian and Urdu languages as well. However has devoted all his life in study and research of Pashto literature.
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In 1946, Abdul Shakoor was appointed as the Director of Kandahar City Selection Committee and in 1947 he became the Deputy Mayor of Kandahar City.
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Sahib, Abdul Hye Habibi, Noor Mohammad Angar, Bari Jahani, Habibullah Rafi, Gul Pacha Ulfat, Basarki Sahab and others were associated with him.
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Reshad knew 6 languages including Sanskrit and Hebrew. He has written around 105 books (only 36 were published) and hundreds of articles.
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He died on 1 December 2004 at the age of 83 in Kabul, Afghanistan and he was buried in Kandahar University Campus in Kandahar city.
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for further education where he continued his research in Pashto language. While he was in India, he wrote the book
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coup in 1978. However, he always kept a close academic relation with the institutions and other academics.
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and wrote several books on the topic. Prior to his academic career, Rashad served as a local politician in
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warlords during the civil war. For security reasons, most of his works were published by alias names.
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professor, researcher, and writer. Rashad was a prominent researcher and professor of the
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In 1961, he was appointed as a Pashto teacher in the Institute of Eastern Research in
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his name for his remarkable efforts and official giving him the title of "Alama".
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Professor Rashad besides his native language Pashto spoke fluent
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A prolific writer, some of his notable publications include:
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Kandahar
Afghanistan
Kabul
Afghanistan
Kabul University
Pashto Tolana

Pashto
Afghanistani
Pashto language
Pashto literature
Kandahar
India
Hindi
Pashto Tolana
Pashto language
Kabul University
Leningrad
Persian
Arabic
Urdu
Hindi
Russian
Sanskrit
Japanese
Weesh Zalmian
Khwakhuzhi
communist
Abū Bakr
Kandahār

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