KABUL militants ordered shutdown of eight religious schools during the last few months in central Parwan province, claiming the seminaries functioned under government’s framework, an official says.
Qari Lutfur Rahman Qarizada, Islamic education in-charge at the Parwan education department, told Pajhwok Afghan News that the Taliban shut Osmania, Wazghar, Samandaria Tikhan, Bibi Ayesha Seddiqa, Qamchaq and Zaid Bin-i-Haris madaris in Seyahgird district and recently closed Sayed Jamaluddin Afghan and Kafshan seminaries in Shinwari district of the . . .
