The Taliban announced Afghanistan’s education policy.
The Minister of Higher Education of Afghanistan announced that he seeks to create an Islamic and acceptable curriculum, so some educational materials contrary to Islamic law will be removed from the curriculum so that this educational system can be in line with historical, national and Islamic values. And compete with the educational system of other countries.
Sheikh Abdul Baqi Haqqani told a news conference today that when the changes in the education system are ready and finalized, the day of the reopening of state universities will be announced, and this issue will be announced in less than a week.
Emphasizing that any subject that violates the Islamic law will be eliminated, he said: “Mixed classes for girls and boys are not acceptable and changes will be made in the curriculum.”
Sheikh Abdul Baqi Haqqani said the Taliban allow women to study at universities as well as pursue higher education, provided they observe the hijab and the right to wear legal clothing and that classes are not mixed.
Following the announcement of its cabinet, the Taliban announced a new education policy in Afghanistan that is different from what Afghans have been accustomed to for years.
Since last week, some private universities and higher education institutions have reopened by gender. At the same time, students expressed concern about the current state of education in the country.
“Students and professors are not present at universities, and a small number of students go to universities,” one student told the news network. We are very worried about the future. There is no enthusiasm for going to university, neither from students nor professors. »
The group believes that this time it is behaving differently and wants to respect the rights of women under Islamic law and does not seek revenge on Afghans who worked with hostile forces.
