Fifty individuals, including girls, have graduated from a religious school in Kabul.

Some of the girls who have graduated from this school emphasized the importance of acquiring modern sciences in addition to religious studies.

Hasiba, a memorizer of the Quran, said: "The path of religious sciences is open, but the paths to modern sciences are closed. Our request to the Islamic Emirate is that, to open those paths."

Lima, another memorizer of the Quran, said: "The Quran has its own place and blessings, and when we recite or listen to the Quran, it brings great peace to the heart."

Other girls also emphasized the Quran's significant role in the growth of an individual's life and society.

Marina Mohammadi, another memorizer, said: "My message to other girls is that Allah supports those who have sincerity in the path of religion. When one has a sincere intention, Allah supports them one hundred percent."

The officials of this school, during the graduation ceremony of these students, mentioned that they have been trained in memorization, recitation, and Tajweed (proper pronunciation).

According to the officials, the graduation ceremony was held to further encourage young people in the field of religious sciences.

Bashir Ahmad, the organizer, said: "The purpose of holding this ceremony is, first of all, to seek Allah's (SWT) approval. Then, it is necessary to encourage the students who have worked hard and made efforts in this field."

According to the school's officials, this was the twelfth graduation ceremony for Quran memorizers from this school.