Shiites of Afghanistan
Shiites of Afghanistan
Commemoration ceremony held on 40th day of terrorist attack on Sayed Al-Shuhada Girls’ High School, Kabul
Participants in the webinar “Why the Shiites are oppressed in Afghanistan; Strategies to strengthen the Shiite community”, called for identifying and punishing the perpetrators of the terrorist attack on Sayed Al-Shuhada Girls’ High School in Dasht-e Barchi, Kabul.
Successive attacks on Afghan Shiites not accidental: Salehi Modarres
Chairman of the Council of Shiite Ulama of Afghanistan, said, “The martyrs of the Sayed Al-Shuhada Girls’ High School in Kabul were the followers of the school of Ashura and Imam Hussein (a.s.). These oppressed children were torn to pieces. Throughout history, such a crime is either rare or unparalleled. The successive attacks on Afghan Shiites are not accidental.”
Perpetrators of Kabul terrorist attack must be identified: Alemi Balkhi
A member of the General Assembly of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly said, “We need the clarification on the terrorist attack in Kabul. It is the duty of the government to determine who is the perpetrator of this attack, and if the perpetrators are in areas controlled by the Afghan government, they should be punished, and if they are not in these areas, they should be introduced.”
Attack on Sayed Al-Shuhada Girls’ High School in Kabul has no rational, religious justification: Tavakoli
Referring to the terrorist attack on Sayed Al-Shuhada Girls’ High School in Dasht-e Barchi, Kabul, the principal of the school said, “Terrorist attack on Sayed Al-Shuhada Girls’ High School in Kabul has no rational, religious justification in any religion.”
Hazara Shiites in Afghanistan exposed to genocide: Mohammad Ali Juya
A faculty member of Al-Mustafa International University said, “Since 2001, we have witnessed widespread and organized attacks against Hazara Shiites. The attacks targeted mosques and Hazara educational centers. Afghanistan’s Hazara Shiite population is at risk of genocide.”
Women are most suffered by acts of terrorism: Adeleh Mashhadi
Senior expert on private law said, “Due to their characteristics, women suffer the most in terrorist acts, and it is easier and less expensive for terrorist groups to use women than men.”
Session held on “Legal aspects of the terrorist attack on the Sayed Al-Shuhada school, Kabul” in Qom
On Monday, May 17, 2021, a scientific meeting entitled “Study of the legal aspects of the terrorist attack on the Sayed Al-Shuhada (a.s.) school, west of Kabul” was held by the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, in the conference hall of the Assembly in Qom.
The martyrdom of Afghan Shiite girls wounded the hearts of the Islamic Ummah: Ahmadi Tabar
The Deputy of Cultural Affairs of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, hojat al-Islam Ahmad Ahmadi Tabar, “The tragic martyrdom of these martyrs wounded the hearts of the Islamic Ummah. A group of students in western Kabul was attacked by terrorists, and the Muslim Ummah mourned.”
Afghan Shiites, more exposed to terrorist attacks than others: Muhammad Awaz Etemadi
Ph.D. in Criminal Law and Criminology said, “Afghanistan’s Shiites, especially the country’s Hazaras, are more vulnerable to terrorist attacks.”
Photos: Secretary-General of Afghanistan Welfare’s Party meets with Ayatollah Ramazani
According to the AhlulBayt World Assembly News Portal: Secretary-General of Afghanistan Welfare’s Party (Hizb-e-Refah e Afghanistan) Muhammad Hasan Jafari met with Secretary General of AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly Ayatollah Ramazani in Tehran.
AhlulBayt World Assembly condemned ISIL attacks on Afghanistan universities
In a statement, AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly condemned the ISIL terrorist attack on Kabul University that martyred a number of Afghan professors and students.
Afghanistan’s internal problems, due to foreign interference: Iran’s Velayati
Adviser to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution for International Affairs said that internal problems of Afghanistan are due to the interference of foreign countries.