The Legend of The Burqa #873052

In a country devastated by an endless war, corrupted, and prey to traffickers and foreign invaders, two heroines decide to dedicate their lives to the fight for democracy and freedom, defending the people - especially women and children. They wage the same battles but with different weapons. Alongside them stands a mysterious and lethal figure: some hail him as a liberator, while others call him a terrorist. Some even claim he is nothing more than a legend. The only undeniable truth is that encountering The Burqa is like meeting death itself.

Between the main story’s chapters, novelized episodes depict real events from the war chronicles.
The character of Joya is inspired by the Afghan women’s rights activist Malalai Joya. The public speeches included in the story are the same ones she delivered on various occasions in real life.