Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi in recognition of his great service in field of literature and culture. In order to justify a nation’s specialties and refined novelties researchers always start searching about that nation’s literature, national customs and culture, the 3 factors that tell all about the nations’ way of life. If we view the history of Afghanistan, we can easily find it filled with rich
literature, culture and courageous along with 1000s of years old relics. Our fore-fathers were witness to the glorious Aryan civilization (4000 B.C); the customs and culture that are still recognized and practicable among societies and are regarded as one of the first modernized way of life in civilization. Afghanistan has been cradle to nobilities, scholars, philosophers and psychologists such as Abu Ali Sena-e-Balkhi, Nasir Khusraw, Al-Bayhaqi, Abu-ul-Nasr Farabi, Abu Raihan Beroni, Maulana Jalal-ud-Deen Balkhi, Alaama Habibullah Mohaqiq Kandahari, Saeed Jamal-ud-Deen Afghani, Alaama Abu-al-Wafa Afghani, Peer Bayzed Roshan, Alaama Mahmood Tarzai, Abdul Rahman Baba, Alaama Salah-ud-Deen Saljoqi, Alaama Meya Faqerullah-e-Jilalabadi, Khushal Khan Khattak and others whose rich and highly appreciated work are still one of the main source and references to logic, mathematics, astrology, medical, morphology, religion and grammar. In our harsh history the scholars too like the rest of the civilians have not remained safe from brutalities of wars and conflicts. Most of our scientific and cultural relic, books, historic buildings, statues, paintings and social riches which all are identifiers of a rich civilization, have been either destroyed or sold out. The rebuilding and reconstruction of them seems almost impossible, but still it is our national duty to struggle in preserving our historical heritage, glorify it to our coming generations and show the world our great historic past and achievements in different fields of life. In order to achieve these ambitions, a group of Afghan scholars, philosophers, journalists, teachers and culture enthusiasts on 03-04-1383 lunar year equivalent to 24-10-19-2004 A.D gathered and founded Khwakhuzhi Literary and Cultural Association named after famous Afghan scholar, journalist, poet, author and politician Late. Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi in return to recognition of his great service in field of literature and culture. In first session the head delegation was elected and a resolution was passed under which the Association was declared as an independent, impartial and distant from any kind of political activities and that it will only focus on procurement and development of literary and cultural process in Afghanistan so to support the scholars, pave a path for young scholars to serve the nation, arrange cultural ceremonies, struggle for young generation’s higher education specially for the female section of the country and preserve and develop the great Afghan handicraft industry.
