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Sarwar Hasani
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Sarwar Hasani
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Narrative
We Found Him with His Limbs Cut Off
Narrator: Mohammad Hashim (brother)
Victim: Sarwar Hasani
Date of the incident: 23 July 2016
Location of the incident: Dehmazang, Kabul City
My brother was 22-years-old. Sarwar had many good qualities and always treated people with good manners. He continuously cared about his studies. When we lived in Ghazni, he lived in Kabul. He was in second grade. When we moved to Kabul, he enrolled at the Abdul Rahim Shahid School. In that school, he was always top student. Since our financial situation was not good, he also worked in addition to studying. He used to make bricks at night and go to school during the day. He attended both private and public schools and studied up to 9th grade. After that he went to Iran, where he started working in a plastering and sculpture factory. He lived there for almost three years and continued plastering work before returning to Afghanistan. He was able to resume his studies and graduated from a private school. When he was martyred, the Tajiks and Pashtuns also wept for him because he was kind to everyone, and his family and people were very appreciative of Sarwar. He worked in Shamali because our finances were bad. One day before the incident, he was in Shamali. At night, he learned through Facebook that there was a demonstration planned on Saturday. He told us he wanted to participate. We told him, "Why are you going to participate in this demonstration?" He said, “No, my friends called me to be with them tomorrow.” He didn't listen to us. The next day, he went to Dehmazang with his friends. We called him at lunchtime and told him to come home and have lunch. He said he was in Dehmazang and was not coming home. Then, his phone was switched off and we could not contact him anymore. When we learned about the incident, we searched all the hospitals. After four days and nights, we found him in the 400-bed hospital. We found him with his limbs cut off. What I remember about those moments is that he had suffered so much. He was martyred in a such a very sad way, and he left us alone.
Personal belongings
| Item Name | Quantity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Item 1.1 | 1 | Memory Box + Ideal and Memorial flags |
| Item 1.2 | 1 | Victim’s Memorial picture |
| Item 1.3 | 1 | Survival’s National ID |
| Item 1.4 | 1 | Victim’s attendance sheet |
| Item 1.5 | 1 | Victim’s Family pictures |
| Item 1.6 | 1 | Victim’s Memorial picture |
| Item 1.7 | 1 | Victim’s Work Sample |
| Item 1.8 | 1 | Victim’s Book |
| Item 1.9 | 1 | Victim’s Chapter |
| Item 2.0 | 1 | Victim’s Notebook |
Our voices
Afghanistan Memory Home adopts a victim-centered approach. We capture our narrative through the lens of Our Voices.
- Narrative
We Found Him with His Limbs Cut Off
Narrator: Mohammad Hashim (brother)
Victim: Sarwar Hasani
Date of the incident: 23 July 2016
Location of the incident: Dehmazang, Kabul City
My brother was 22-years-old. Sarwar had many good qualities and always treated people with good manners. He continuously cared about his studies. When we lived in Ghazni, he lived in Kabul. He was in second grade. When we moved to Kabul, he enrolled at the Abdul Rahim Shahid School. In that school, he was always top student. Since our financial situation was not good, he also worked in addition to studying. He used to make bricks at night and go to school during the day. He attended both private and public schools and studied up to 9th grade. After that he went to Iran, where he started working in a plastering and sculpture factory. He lived there for almost three years and continued plastering work before returning to Afghanistan. He was able to resume his studies and graduated from a private school. When he was martyred, the Tajiks and Pashtuns also wept for him because he was kind to everyone, and his family and people were very appreciative of Sarwar. He worked in Shamali because our finances were bad. One day before the incident, he was in Shamali. At night, he learned through Facebook that there was a demonstration planned on Saturday. He told us he wanted to participate. We told him, "Why are you going to participate in this demonstration?" He said, “No, my friends called me to be with them tomorrow.” He didn't listen to us. The next day, he went to Dehmazang with his friends. We called him at lunchtime and told him to come home and have lunch. He said he was in Dehmazang and was not coming home. Then, his phone was switched off and we could not contact him anymore. When we learned about the incident, we searched all the hospitals. After four days and nights, we found him in the 400-bed hospital. We found him with his limbs cut off. What I remember about those moments is that he had suffered so much. He was martyred in a such a very sad way, and he left us alone.
- List of inventory
Item Name Quantity Description Item 1.1 1 Memory Box + Ideal and Memorial flags Item 1.2 1 Victim’s Memorial picture Item 1.3 1 Survival’s National ID Item 1.4 1 Victim’s attendance sheet Item 1.5 1 Victim’s Family pictures Item 1.6 1 Victim’s Memorial picture Item 1.7 1 Victim’s Work Sample Item 1.8 1 Victim’s Book Item 1.9 1 Victim’s Chapter Item 2.0 1 Victim’s Notebook
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