User:Tw3ak1t/Mohammad Nashir

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Mohammad Nashir is an academic, he teaches 1 2 3, he writes in his academic discipline, 1 2 , he is also a creative writing poet as an academic, 1, in addition a foreign language poet, 1 2. He specializes in his academic pieces in Literacy, Logic, Computers and Education (generally) [through teaching in addition his academic work], Linguistics, Mathematics [see Literary Entries on Amazon], Mohammad is a high contributor to Academia [see Amazon and Smashwords books by M Nashir].

Mohammad is a significant figure in diverse academic areas and contributes many creative pieces online. 1 2 3

He is significant in his creation of the University of Sheffield Afghanistan Society [see IE8 Life Academy Grant as an example]. In his time in the society he lectured at many prolific events, including Amnesty International, University of Sheffield Language Festival, Birley Community College. 1

He is an important figure and his contributions do not remain unnoticed from his Livemocha work [see Livemocha profile for history of teachings].


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Some of Mohammad's Poetry on a Russian Website Mohammad's Best Selling Amazon Published Foreign Language - Pashto Novel Mohammad's Best Selling Amazon Poetry Book Mohammad's Research On Linguistics More of Mohammad's Linguistic Research Mohammad's Academic Research

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Free of charge poetry by Mohammad Nashir Mohammad Nashir - Amazon Books Smashwords books - By Mohammad Nashir Music - Mohammad Nashir Mohammad Nashir Foreign Language Poetry Mohammad Nashir Programming Portfolio The Highly Acclaimed 'London Baby' Poem Amazon Multiple Language Foreign Poetry Computer Digital-Racism Research - Amazon Logic Research and in addition Mathematics Research Logic and it's link to Literature (such as Poetry) Mohammad's Microsoft Pitch for the IE 8 Life Academy for The Notable Afghanistan Society (The University of Sheffield) Mohammad Nashir's Novel 'Grammatica' dislayed by an individual through a LiveJournal

A blog account of a seperate person on Mohammad Nashir's poetry. Portuguese Account of his Poetry