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Afghan Clerics Call to Reopen Girls' Schools

Islamic scholars at an Ulema gathering in Kabul on Thursday called on the Islamic Emirate to reopen schools for girls in grades 7-12.  

 According to the clerics, there is no sharia justification for banning girls from education and girls can go to school while respecting the Islamic Hijab.  

“If the female schools teach lessons with observation of Hijab, Islamic Sharia, and in a certain time shift, Inshallah, it will not be in contrast with Islamic regulation and the Quran,” said Sheik Mohammad Anwar Ibrahimi.  

“The prophet Mohammad (PBUH) allocated Wednesday for women’s education based on women’s demands,” Sheikh Mawlawi Abdul Mateen said.  

Previously, the Islamic Emirate told female students over grade six to remain home until the next decision is announced.  

The Islamic scholars at the Kabul gathering called education an Islamic and human right of every Muslim and said there is no obstacle against women’s education in Islam. The participants in a resolution urged the supreme leader of the Islamic Emirate, Mawlawi Hebatullah Akhundzada, to allow girls above grade six to attend their schools.  

“When women’s education is under the Islamic structure, with Islamic Hijab and the males and females are not mixed—if such an environment is ensured by an Islamic government, then no one is forbidden,” said Sheikh Mawlawi Fazal Rahman. “So, in our beloved country, if your supreme leader is considering such a condition, it will be better to allow the education of girls.”  

The closing of grades 7-12 for girls has faced strong reactions on a national and international level.  

Afghan Clerics Call to Reopen Girls' Schools

 According to the clerics, there is no sharia justification for banning girls from education and girls can go to school while respecting the Islamic Hijab.  

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Islamic scholars at an Ulema gathering in Kabul on Thursday called on the Islamic Emirate to reopen schools for girls in grades 7-12.  

 According to the clerics, there is no sharia justification for banning girls from education and girls can go to school while respecting the Islamic Hijab.  

“If the female schools teach lessons with observation of Hijab, Islamic Sharia, and in a certain time shift, Inshallah, it will not be in contrast with Islamic regulation and the Quran,” said Sheik Mohammad Anwar Ibrahimi.  

“The prophet Mohammad (PBUH) allocated Wednesday for women’s education based on women’s demands,” Sheikh Mawlawi Abdul Mateen said.  

Previously, the Islamic Emirate told female students over grade six to remain home until the next decision is announced.  

The Islamic scholars at the Kabul gathering called education an Islamic and human right of every Muslim and said there is no obstacle against women’s education in Islam. The participants in a resolution urged the supreme leader of the Islamic Emirate, Mawlawi Hebatullah Akhundzada, to allow girls above grade six to attend their schools.  

“When women’s education is under the Islamic structure, with Islamic Hijab and the males and females are not mixed—if such an environment is ensured by an Islamic government, then no one is forbidden,” said Sheikh Mawlawi Fazal Rahman. “So, in our beloved country, if your supreme leader is considering such a condition, it will be better to allow the education of girls.”  

The closing of grades 7-12 for girls has faced strong reactions on a national and international level.  

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