Silk Way Weekly: “University and Darkness” is an objective and critical narrative of the silence and subjugation of universities to power, of the hellish discrimination and humiliation that walks in the corridors and classrooms of universities, one by one tying students to the arrows of hatred and hatred, of the ignorance and slavery that rests on the pedestal of knowledge and freedom, and of the terrible decline of universities in the trap of ideology and darkness.
“University and Darkness” is also a mournful exploration and retelling of the boat that sank in the mud of the dreams of thousands of students who, for the crime of forbidden sex or forbidden ethnicity, drank the hemlock of prohibition and exclusion, or, like Sisyphus, bear the burden of a futureless existence in universities.
It is an open case about the tied-up subjects whose bloody evening of life, yesterday or today, was and is being preserved with pleasure and satisfaction in the midst of the ideology of the totalitarian Taliban. Here, the tied-up subjects are afraid to mention their names, but not to mention the truth; as if the truth and reality themselves have been spoken. Here, the questionable victory of ideology appears as a punishment for the people whose rulers have conquered them.
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