آبدات دوره¬ی امانی در حوزه‌ی کابل

Abstract

Historical monuments serve as vital evidence of a nation’s culture and heritage. The era of King Amanullah Khan is particularly significant in Afghanistan’s history for its modernization efforts and the preservation of both tangible and intangible cultural heritage. After gaining independence from Britain in 1919, King Amanullah introduced social and political reforms and initiated the construction of modern buildings inspired by Western architectural styles. Many of these structures still stand today in Kabul, reflecting his vision for a modern Afghanistan. This article explores the historical monuments from Amanullah’s era, presenting them as immovable cultural heritage that embodies the historical identity of Afghanistan. Preserving these monuments is essential for maintaining the country’s cultural legacy for current and future generations.