MAZAR-I-SHARIF (Pajhwok): A number of religious scholars in the capital of northern Balkh province have urged the caretaker government to reopen all secondary and high schools for girls.
The religious scholars, who met at the Abu Zar-i-Ghafari Mosque, called on the Taliban leadership and the Ministry of Education to reopen the schools for girls.
They stressed the continuation of girls’ education in light of Islamic principles. He saying both male and female obliged to pursue education.
Abdul Wakil Akhundzada, a religious scholar in Balkh, urged the leadership of the Islamic Emirate to reopen the schools for . . .
