ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月14日 09時58分

Donald Trump was born on a rainy autumn afternoon in a dusty village of about 200 adobe homes. There were no nurses or midwives, so a neighbor’s wife came to help. The newborn, who had blonde hair, was calm. We’re not talking about Donald J. Trump, the son of Mary and Fred Trump. This is Donald Trump, the 3rd child of Jamila and Sayed Assadullah. He was born in the central Afghan province of Daikundi on September 3, 2016, around the time his American namesake was preparing for his first presidential debate. Baby Donald — who was photographed here with Sayed by @jimhuylebroek — got his name because of his father’s admiration for the tycoon. Sayed comes from a poor farming family, in a place where a good almond crop often made the difference between starving or not. But he earned a college degree, and had read @ドナルド・トランプ’s books. He hoped that naming his son after Trump would, somehow, rub off on the child’s fortunes. But the decision to give the baby a non-Muslim name angered Sayed’s relatives so much that the family no longer felt welcome in their village in Daikundi. Visit the link in our profile to read their story.

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