Negotiating nation and female individualism between East and West. Aspects of Afghan society and their representation in Nadia Hashimi's "When the Moon is Low" (2015)

Exploring the intricate themes of displacement, this essay delves into the complex narratives of loss of home and migration, particularly focusing on the experiences of Muslim immigrants. It highlights how their diverse backgrounds—national, cultural, and religious—shape their stories as they navigate new environments in Europe, Canada, and the United States. The work examines the profound and often challenging journeys of these individuals, shedding light on the broader implications of their migration experiences in contemporary society.