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Study Guide for The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini Book Summary Downloadable / Printable Version
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The next evening, Amir and his father travel to the home of the Taheris
for lafz, or the ceremony of “giving word.” Amir is very content
when Baba tells him that this is the happiest day of his, Baba’s, life.
The ceremony follows very strict traditions: first Amir must kiss the
hand of his future mother-in-law, Jamila, who is very happy to have him
in her family; he must kiss the general three times on the cheek; Soraya
cannot be present; Baba must show great humility toward and praise for
the Taheri family as he presents his.......
Amir faces two emotional ceremonies in as little as two months of his
life: his wedding to Soraya and Baba’s funeral. It is significant that.......
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