KABUL (Pajhwok): Some political analysts on Wednesday asked the acting government to revisit its decision to suspend university and higher education for female students, saying the move has no Sharia justification and could have ‘dangerous’ consequences for Afghanistan.
The Ministry of Higher Education last night announced that higher education for girls has been suspended with immediate effect in the country until further notice.
Religious scholar Abdul Saboor Abbasi told Pajhwok Afghan News in such decisions the government should not rely on its own thinking and understanding and should consult with other scholars and teachers.
“Taking advice from different people is . . .
