“Education takes center stage in Islamic teachings, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge for both men and women,” Rashid wrote in an Instagram story. “The Quran highlights the importance of learning and recognizes the equal spiritual value of both genders.
“It is with deep sadness and disappointment that I reflect on the recent closures of educational and medical institutions for the sisters and mothers of Afghanistan. This decision has deeply affected not only their future but also the broader fabric of our society. The pain and sadness they express through social media serve as a poignant reminder of the struggles they face.
“Afghanistan, our beloved homeland, is at a critical juncture. The country desperately needs professionals in all fields, especially in the medical sector. The severe shortage of female doctors and nurses is particularly worrying as it directly affects medical care and dignity of women. It is essential that our sisters and mothers have access to care provided by medical professionals who truly understand their needs.
“I sincerely call for reconsideration of this decision so that Afghan girls can claim their right to education and contribute to the development of the nation. Providing education to all is not only a social responsibility but a moral obligation deeply rooted in our faith and our values”.
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“I urge the Taliban to reflect on these values. Denying girls the opportunity to learn and serve their people is a betrayal of both their dreams and the future of our nation. Let our daughters study, grow and build a better Afghanistan for everyone. This is their right and it is our duty to protect it.
18:00 GMT The article was updated with Nabi’s post on X.
