Religion & Culture

Hasibullah Zaheer, 26, who born blind, has completed his higher education like a sighted person and has almost completed writing tafseer of the Holy Quran and some important history books in Braille and tries to open new avenues of hope for other blind people.

Qatar is ready to play an important role in repairing Afghanistan’s cultural and historical monuments and centers under bilateral agreement, an official said on Monday.

A writer in eastern Laghman province has sought financial assistance for the publication of his 41 finished books.

Participants of a scientific-research seminar in Kabul on Wednesday emphasized the importance of water management, conservation, and construction of large-scale infrastructure in the sector.

A calligraphy exhibition titled Haddis-i-Doast has been orgnised in western Herat province to protect Herat’s original and Islamic writing.

A joint cultural exhibition of Afghanistan and Iran would be organised in the capital Kabul soon, a statement said on Sunday.

Officials of the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice (PVPV) have been asked to discharge their duties decently and refrain from violating people’s privacy, a statement said on Sunday.

HERAT CITY (Pajhwok): An exhibition of calligraphy works titled “Treasure of Truth” was launched in western Herat province on Thursday. The Information and Culture Department

A two-day street book fair has been organized in Charikar City, the capital of Parwan province, in the presence of government representatives, professors, students, youths and teenagers.

Two Afghan Huffaz have won third and fourth positions in the recitation memorization competition of the holy Quran in Türkiye, a statement said on Saturday.

Deputy Minister of Information and Culture Maulvi Atiqullah Aziz has stressed the need for supporting poets and writers in publishing their writings.

The Council of Ministers has decided that the fee for media frequency licenses should be reduced by 50 percent in the grade one provinces and media outlets could pay the liabilities in installments over three years, a statement said on Wednesday.