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- For the Service95 Book Club, founder Dua Lipa discusses the themes and political background of 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' with author Khaled Hosseini.
A Thousand Splendid Suns is Dua's February Monthly Read: www.service95....
You can find Khaled on:
Instagram: @khosseini
X: @khaledhosseini
Website: khaledhosseini...
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I couldn't believe that this is the same Dua Lipa that sings. She is very well spoken and did a great interview!
She is very well read too. Im a fan of her BBC podcast.
A read of a lifetime 🥹
I've probably heard three of Dua's songs, but I've watched most of these interviews. Baffling that there aren't more subscribers here. All of Hosseini's books are very good.
This book made me cry...Love from Nepal🇳🇵Khaleed Sir
A smile came to my face when they talked about the relationship between laila and mariam sooo happy I was to hear their ideas about characters (also kinda strange for laila nd mariam to have a mother daughter relationship while sharing a same husband)
It would be amazing to read a book by a Palestinian author in Service95 :)
Do you have any recommendations? I would love to support and get educated through a Palestinian author!!
@@pratimaregmi7217 suggest me if you have any
There's a book called the hundred years' war on palestine by the great palestinian historian Rashid Khalidi I recommend it to you and I wish dua could interview him
@@pratimaregmi7217there’s also a book by Susan Abulhawa, a Palestinian author called “mornings in Jenin”. It’s a great book, you should check it out.
I loved this, thank you, Dua Lipa. Please continue to be a voice for Afghan women, and thank you for avoiding the pitfall of portraying Afghan women solely as victims of their uncivilized men who need to be rescued. Your thoughtful and intelligent questions are appreciated. While I (as an Afghan man) acknowledge that misogyny exists among some Afghan men, it's important not to dismiss the struggles and hard work of Afghan women in the past for their agency and rights. It's unfair to them and does not accurately represent Afghan women as a whole.
Amazing work Dua, brilliant interview with the best author in recent times. Keep up the good work.
What an inspiring man. The book was absolutely beautiful and it adds so many layers to the situation in Afghanistan. Mariam has to be one of the most complex and interesting character. Thankyou for your questions Dua!
Thank you for this episode, and thanks to Khaled hosseini to write from a woman prespecrive. ( I had a friend named Hassan from Afghanistan, I witnessed his suffering, when he knew what happened in his homeland, he was face-timing his sister and mother nonstop 24/7, he was helpless since he lives in France, and in our friend group we didn't know what to do to ease his pain) true story.
Thanks for sharing ❤
being present as his friend is most important
Spent a year in Afghanistan 2015-16. All the Afghan people I met and worked with were amazing and fascinating to get to know! I worked with de mining and Afghan Army training. It’s definitely very sad how it’s turned out so far, because there was so much hope amongst the people when I was there.
Dua Lipa, this is incredible what you do! You are a role model for every (young) person, man or women. Thank you for this episode and keep up the great work with your book club.
I just finished “cometas en el cielo” and started reading “Mil soles espléndidos” im glad I founded this great interview! What a good questions, I am very surprised Dua Lipa interview to Khaled Hosseini. This makes me so happy!
This book , omg read recently 😢
😂me too. It just amazed 📖 book
How sweet of you to find time for books especially those that moved the world and have messages. A big thank you to you and your service. I am a big fan of you.
Really great conversations. I enjoyed your questions on this one!
I'm new to Service95, but absolutely loving it. Dua was already one of my favourite multi-talented artists, but I only recently found this gem. Now I find myself toggling between her music and the bookclub (playing in the background while I am overworking myself yet another weekend😅). Just wow.
This book is amazing! Loved reading it
I love this guy! Would love to see a Khaled x Opium collab soon.
Just read 1000 SS. Amazing novel and im so glad I get to listen in on this chat!
this was absolutely incredible
I love your podcast is very interesting. I listening always from 🇨🇺
this conversation is very nice thanks from both of you😊
Damn I loved it , loved the book , loved the podcast everything
Good interview by Dua …
Yes pls have an impact on the world lua, u got this!
with u the world could have a chance by not surpressing
each other, pls protect the right of all nice humans, amen 🙏
Very interesting episode...i cannot imagine all the suffering...when you're in the other side of the world dont realized the horrifiying moments that a country is going thru...and all past years....😢
Я незнаю куда я зашла, тут все на английском который я не понимаю. Но увидев Липу - эту прекрасную ,талантливую,с очень сильными вокальными данными девушку,немогу не написать что она просто шедевр.... прекрасный,красивый бриллиант! И ещё я хочу написать за её глаза..... Это не глаза,а омут какой то черт возьми. Дуа вы просто прекрасны во всех отношениях!!!
I loved it❤ Thanks Dua💟
loved it!
Super interessante uma artista que Valoriza a literatura. A arte o espírito 💖 admirável mais ainda
Hello
Good analysis by Dua.
Hi, may you respectful people and influencers help Afghan girls regarding education issues right now that obviously they go through a drastic and disappointing situation in our country. There could be ways by online resources.
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I think ,I have seen this girl before.
Do anyone know her?
Very funny.
I am in love with you DUA
Love but like father, 😂
#DUALIPA
Does it take interviews from people and read questions? But he cannot learn by heart at least one.... Studying Goat
(A fan to fanclub, an understanding of an opinion ✍️ )
East & West culture not opposite in general but not similar either. And thats why observations may need to be precise.
East= Tradition, Family orientation/gathering, Spontaneity, Overwhelming Expression, Non dry humour, Emotional Intelligence, Classic sense, Fearful prejudic and few others.
By seeing a race or ethnicity only 50-100 years and being judgmental could be unfair than seeing ‘em over longer periods of historical lifespan.
Every hundred of few hundred years may have brought few changes, those are very interesting and important. When, How & why are also interesting questions in many cases and obviously total observation is preferred.
Most importantly, People of East have particular phenomenal that may be subjective to misinterpret/misunderstand very easily without having a deeper look, including any of the traditional factors are being challenged today.
It is NOT as it seems as easy tbh! Otherwise, a country like Afganishtan would be very easily taken over (by culturally ofcourse) as its been tried multiple times in last 700 years. Success rate unfortunately VERY LOW!
For instance, In western culture, privacy and ‘individual effort’ is a popular idea, may be in a lunch cafe on a corporate floor or in a takeaway shop. On the contrary, East still hold a gigantic amount of hospitality, even in a lunch room on corporate floors, people still passionate to share their lunch with another, I was amazed to see ‘lunch hospitality’ by myself!
Now, Question is, if those societies were not actually onto those moral/social/cultural beliefs, would that not be impossible?
Perception by minority was never established rather, yet today, Afgan is considered as most ‘traditional area’ of the world.
Você é muito linda! ❤
Amor da Minha Vida. Te Amo.
John 4
1 John 4 (1 John 4.18)
Psalm 143
Psalm 13
Psalm 40 (Psalm 40.1)
Ecclesiastes 8
Zechariah 8
Thanking Amazingly Beautiful Dua and Khaled for this video. Some specific considerations later...
I think that mans heart can stretch for woman(not like womb), even in Aphganistan (I believe somewhere, it's big country, exists someone who made space for his woman). It must be.
That statement comes out of Mariam's Mother mouth from her own experience. Due to the misfortunes she had experienced all her life, she came to that conclusion. While if you see other male characters, like Mullah Faizullah, Thariq, Laila's Dad, they're all good men who do not fall into the category of the men that Mariam's mother mentioned.
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This analysis sounds very complicated.
In Finland 🇫🇮 it is much easier.
All Women are a Regime (very well educated and free) in themselves and The Young Men growing up here doesn’t even bother arguing with Them so The Men educates Themselves as well to earn Money and then The Finnish Men jump on a Plane to Pattaya , Thailand and spend their Money there with The Women there and some are falling in Love even there and get Married and some couples stays in Thailand and other couples stay in Finland.
Education, Food, Shelter and Love is The Key for a lot of well-being in The World!😎🇫🇮
Interesting.
The men who are fleeing to impoverished countries for women are community rejects. Theyre at the bottom of the social class, so they flee. Not all men are like that. Stop projecting.
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Su majestad Emperadora Cesia Dua Lipa mi Golondrina viajera , se que eres Muslin también tengo que enfrentarme a eso por ti , una porque eres mujer y otra porque tienes cosas que los pertenecen a lo que somos , me vas a servir de ejemplo no solo para nosotros si no para la humanidad , es porque la humanidad de hoy se está volviendo un caos , la felicidad la alegría la paz debe ser compartida de una forma justa y correcta
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I love squeezing one out over Dua Lipa, shes gorgeous 🔥
Understandable, but gross and chauvinistic.
Anyone's has the Instagram of Khaled hosseini?