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Nadia Ghulam
Nadia Ghulam (born 4 June 1985 in Kabul)〔Lola Galán and Nadia Ghulam, ("Mi vida como un hombre" ), ''El País'', 31 October 2010 〕 is an Afghan who spent two years posing as her dead brother to evade the Taliban's strictures against women. Her book about her experiences, written with Agnès Rotger and published in 2010, ''El secret del meu turbant'' (The Secret of My Turban) won the Prudenci Bertrana Prize for fiction.〔("Agnès Rotger i Nàdia Ghulam guanyen el Prudenci Bertrana amb un relat sobre el Kàbul dels talibans" ), VilaWeb, 17 September 2010 〕 She now lives in Catalonia and in 2014 published ''contes que em van curar'', written with Joan Soler.
In 1993, Ghulam's family's house was destroyed by a bomb. She spent six months in hospital in a coma and has been operated on 14 times. Her face is permanently disfigured. After the Taliban took control, she decided at the age of 11 to disguise herself as a man, adopting the identity of her dead brother Zelmai,〔 in order to be able to leave the house alone and work to support her mother and surviving younger brothers.〔("Nadia Ghulam" ), interview, ''Para Todos la 2'', RTVE (video) 〕〔("Nadia Ghulam" ), RAI, 29 October 2012 (video) 〕
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