The first virtual radio in Dari in Iran
Established: 2018
The Amir Khusrow Balkhi Foundation has taken pioneering steps in the field of audio-visual media, with the aim of expanding its influence and outreach.
In today's world, media is the ultimate voice—it speaks for nations, preserves identities, and amplifies the unheard. A society without media lacks both a voice and a message.
The launch of Radio Kabul 1354 as a virtual platform marked the Foundation’s first initiative in media. This radio station broadcasts authentic selections of traditional Afghan music alongside religious programs on various cultural and spiritual occasions. Through this work, it strives to contribute to the preservation and revival of cultural identity among young Afghan immigrants, helping them reconnect with their artistic and cultural heritage.
Since its establishment, Radio Kabul 1354 has trained a significant number of enthusiastic youth—including university students—in broadcasting, particularly in Farsi Dari. Many of these individuals have gone on to collaborate with other media outlets, becoming voices for their communities.
Training in Voice Acting and Public Speaking in Farsi Dari
With the rapid growth of audio-visual media and the expanding role of digital communication, there is a clear need for skilled presenters who can speak fluently and effectively in Farsi Dari.
This ongoing series of training workshops aims to nurture a new generation of young and passionate speakers. Through recitation of literary texts and performance in various formats, participants are encouraged to promote moral, cultural, and spiritual values—reviving the tradition of eloquent public speaking and media presence within the Afghan immigrant community.
The first virtual radio in Dari in Iran
Established: 2018
The Amir Khusrow Balkhi Foundation has taken pioneering steps in the field of audio-visual media, with the aim of expanding its influence and outreach.
In today's world, media is the ultimate voice—it speaks for nations, preserves identities, and amplifies the unheard. A society without media lacks both a voice and a message.
The launch of Radio Kabul 1354 as a virtual platform marked the Foundation’s first initiative in media. This radio station broadcasts authentic selections of traditional Afghan music alongside religious programs on various cultural and spiritual occasions. Through this work, it strives to contribute to the preservation and revival of cultural identity among young Afghan immigrants, helping them reconnect with their artistic and cultural heritage.
Since its establishment, Radio Kabul 1354 has trained a significant number of enthusiastic youth—including university students—in broadcasting, particularly in Farsi Dari. Many of these individuals have gone on to collaborate with other media outlets, becoming voices for their communities.
Training in Voice Acting and Public Speaking in Farsi Dari
With the rapid growth of audio-visual media and the expanding role of digital communication, there is a clear need for skilled presenters who can speak fluently and effectively in Farsi Dari.
This ongoing series of training workshops aims to nurture a new generation of young and passionate speakers. Through recitation of literary texts and performance in various formats, participants are encouraged to promote moral, cultural, and spiritual values—reviving the tradition of eloquent public speaking and media presence within the Afghan immigrant community.
Voice and Presentation Training in Farsi Dari for Immigrant Students and Cultural, Artistic, and Social Activists
Interview Skills Training
Production & Recording of Radio Kabul 1354 Programs
Participation of Cultural, Literary, Artistic, and Media Experts and Collaborators from the Amir Khusrow Balkhi Foundation in the Special Program "Hamkalam" with Educators and Artists on Radio Kabul 1354
Professor Movahed Balkhi, poet, writer, and Bidel scholar
Professor Mohammad Kazem Kazemi, poet, writer, and Bidel scholar
Professor Abutaleb Mozaffari, poet and writer
Maestro Jalil Ahmad Delahang, distinguished musician from Herat
Professor Mohammad Hossein Jafarian, poet, journalist, and war documentary filmmaker
Jawad Khawari, author and novelist based in Sweden
Fatema Sajjadi, poet and writer based in France
Dr. Mahin Rezaei, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tehran
Wahid Delahang, rubab player
Ramin Nabavi, singer based in Germany
International students from Australia and Mauritius
Nader Ahmadi, poet and writer based in Australia
Shir Ahmad Haqpanah, writer and artist from Herat
Hamidullah Rezaei, bodybuilding champion
Zahra Nouri, author and fiction writer
Participation of cultural, artistic, and media experts and collaborators from the Amir Khusrow Balkhi Foundation in the online program "Hamkalam" broadcast by Radio Kabul 1354
Professor Latif Nazemi, Head of the Rumi House in Germany
Engineer Seddiq Qiyam, musician and writer based in Kabul
Maestro Eltaf Hussain Sarahang, ambassador of the Patiala Gharana and eldest son of Ustad Sarahang, based in Canada
Maestro Hussain Bakhsh, musician and inheritor of Ustad Qasim Afghan’s musical tradition, based in Europe
Maestro Asif Mahmood, musician and inheritor of Maestro Hashim Chishti’s musical tradition, based in the UK
Professor Latif Nazemi, Head of the Rumi House in Germany
Engineer Seddiq Qiyam, musician and writer based in Kabul
Maestro Eltaf Hussain Sarahang, ambassador of the Patiala Gharana and eldest son of Ustad Sarahang, based in Canada
Maestro Hussain Bakhsh, musician and inheritor of Ustad Qasim Afghan’s musical tradition, based in Europe
Maestro Asif Mahmood, musician and inheritor of Maestro Hashim Chishti’s musical tradition, based in the UK
Dr. Naser Sarmast, Director of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, based in Australia
Dr. Naser Sarmast, Director of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, based in Australia
Dr. Ghaus Zalmi, renowned Afghan journalist and presenter, based in Canada
Ms. Zakia Kohzad, prominent Afghan announcer and presenter, based in the USA
Ms. Farida Mahwash, renowned Afghan singer, based in the USA
Maestro Sharif Ghazal, classical and Ghazal singer, based in Europe
Dr. Ghaus Zalmi, renowned Afghan journalist and presenter, based in Canada
Ms. Zakia Kohzad, prominent Afghan announcer and presenter, based in the USA
Ms. Farida Mahwash, renowned Afghan singer, based in the USA
Maestro Sharif Ghazal, classical and Ghazal singer, based in Europe
Mr. Mahmoud Ahmadzai, musician, based in the USA
Mr. Ata Amin, cultural figure and founder of the National Museum of Music, based in the USA
Mr. Bismillah Forogh, musician, based in Europe
Mr. Hafiz Mansour Bakhsh, musician, based in Europe
Mr. Nasim Arianfar, cultural personality, based in Europe
Mr. Mahmoud Ahmadzai, musician, based in the USA
Mr. Ata Amin, cultural figure and founder of the National Museum of Music, based in the USA
Mr. Bismillah Forogh, musician, based in Europe
Mr. Hafiz Mansour Bakhsh, musician, based in Europe
Mr. Nasim Arianfar, cultural personality, based in Europe
