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And the Mountains Echoed in English

And the Mountains Echoed in English

By: Raja Babu
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 Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I’ll meet you there. —JELALUDDIN RUMI, 13th centuryRaja Babu
Episodes
  • Spring 2003

    Spring 2003
    Jul 13 2025

    Five

    Spring 2003

    The nurse, whose name is Amra Ademovic, had warned Idris and Timur.

    She had pulled them

    aside and said, “If you show reaction, even little, she going to be upset, and

    I kick you out.”

    They are standing at the end of a long, poorly lit hallway in the men’s wing

    of Wazir Akbar Khan

    Hospital. Amra said the only relative the girl had left—or the only one who

    visited—was her

    uncle, and if she’d been placed in the women’s wing he would not be

    permitted to visit her.
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    15 mins
  • Four

    Four
    Jul 13 2025

    Four

    In the Name of Allah the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful, I know that I

    will be gone when

    you read this letter, Mr. Markos, for when I gave it to you I requested that

    you not open it until

    after my death.

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    29 mins
  • Spring 1949

    Spring 1949
    Jul 13 2025

    Three

    Spring 1949

    Parwana smells it before she pulls back the quilt and sees it. It has smeared

    all over Masooma’s

    buttocks, down her thighs, against the sheets and the mattress and the quilt

    too. Masooma

    looks up at her over her shoulder with a timid plea for forgiveness, and

    shame—still the shame

    after all this time, all these years.

    “I’m sorry,” Masooma whispers.
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    15 mins

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