It's unfortunate that this has happened in the situation that it did. It will definitely hurt people's emotion as he was a national hero for many.

It would have been better if when things settled everybody could talk about flattening all graves whether it's Mullah Omar's or...
My grandfather's or anybodys. Graves aren't important one bit instead we should be more upset about the civilians that were killed in the fighting or those injured. That's the main heart break. The people inside the graves are no more and their souls with Allah.
Personally I have spoken to a couple family members about flattening the graves of some family elders and many people got emotional and upset. The sunnah is clear on the matter and I hope one day our people actually get away from this. Our graves should look like graves of sahaba
But again I understand that people may disagree with my suggestion or opinions and they are all free to do so. This is what I believe to be from the sunnah and if you don't believe that then that's fine.

My main focus is on the living people of Afghanistan and poverty right now
Legit I would be happy if all the graves were flattened and made from basic ground. Whether that's Mullah Omars's grave, Ahmad Shah Massoud, Marshall Fahim or any other King, President, Hero or my Grandad.

Their legacy matters and is remembered and not the grave stones. Image
School children are asked if they are happy with the taliban. The kid goes yes, we are happy. He then gets asked it he's scared of the armed guard. The kids goes no. He is then asked what he wants from the Taliban. The kid says he doesn't want anything just no war and fighting.
He then tells that kid that today (9th of sep) is day of the martyr and the day that the day of "hero" Massoud. He asks the kid what usually happens on this day. The kid replies that panjshiris mainly come to the streets in honour of Massoud. This year this event was cancelled. ImageImageImage
In this event some citizens take part which is not an issue and they mostly don't cause any problems but a large amount of thugs and millitias also take to the streets and take part in aerial firing. Such celebrations alhamdulillah are cancelled.

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12 Sep
What is the issue of Taliban and the 'Salafis'?

There have been reports circulating that Taliban have shut down salafis madarasas specifically in the Northern cities of Afghanistan.

Firstly, the term salafis is used by and many groups are referred to as such by the media too
If one was to do a simple Google search then you would find that many groups including AQ, ISIS, Al Shabab and various other groups in Syria/Iraq have been labeled as 'salafis' and a 'salafist' movement.
Yet many of these groups differ with each other and fight amongst each other.

In Afghanistan many of these groups have been present from the past and their ideology have been spread to parts of the country.

Therefore, many make the mistake and label each group as one entity.
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10 Sep
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Brunei Darussalam, D.P.R. Korea, Papua New Guinea, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Vietnam and Yemen.

What do they all have in common? 🤔
None of them have any women I ministrial positions. I understand why the muslim countries might not but I am just not sure why the non muslim countries have decided not to have any women.

So why do some muslim countries don't have women in ministerial/ governor roles?.....
To understand this we have to go back to the history of Islam and the sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ.

The Prophet ﷺ came with Islam at a time where women had very little to no rights and were treated very badly around the globe. His message was clear.....
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9 Sep
You know what makes me really happy is that so many countries especially muslim countries have been sending aid to the poor nation of Afghanistan. Even those who hate Taliban know that Taliban are not known for stealing money or aid. This aid I am sure will be given to the poor.
This wasn't the case at all with the previous government commanders, warlords and senior officials. Their palaces are still present.

Mullah Omar was the supreme leader from 1996-2001. Take a look at his house which was hit by a drone strike. The same with Taliban seniors.
This is exclusively due to the difference in ideologies. The Taliban ideology differed greatly from the governments.

A good example is that for years and currently Taliban fighters fought without getting paid. Some sold land to fight because they believed in their cause.
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8 Sep
A very brief refutation of this clip which has been clipped out of context.

In this extended clip, the Minister of Education mentions that some people come and do degrees for the name of it to show their statues in society, not with intentions of that I'll help Islam or muslims
Then he goes on to say that some people in western countries seek an education and degrees with the intention of helping and developing their countries.

He then says proceeds to invite all LADIES and then guys to come with that same intention of helping their country and Islam.
Meanwhile, the context of the clip that's going viral becomes very clear.

He was highlighting the importance of Islamic knowledge and saying it's superior to other knowledge in the moral sense as muslims. He encouraged muslims to seek non Islamic knowledge and help the country.
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24 Aug
I just want a safe Afghanistan. I've lost too many people. Not long ago one of my relatives was shot for no reason. The sole bread winner of a very very poor family. He was so young and hard working and wanted to get married too but his life was taken for no reason.
He was with me in those videos which I uploaded in Panjshir, Kapisa and Parwan. He once payed for my redbull even though his salary was so little and he said don't worry pay me next time you come. Now I can't never pay him back. He was killed in last friday of ramadan.
In sha Allah I will one day be able to repay his debt in Jannah. Seeing those videos broke my heart. He had 6 brothers and 2 of them were heroine addicts and him the sole worker for his household. Heroine ruined the family. May Allah rid this filthy drug from Afghanistan
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16 Aug
I honestly didn't want to cover what was happening in Afghanistan but seeing all the #FakeNews being spread across social media. I just couldn't sit there and allow the liberals to misguide the people.

Alhamdulillah many people have thanked me for providing them with info.
Remember people duaa is the best weapon of the believers. No matter how bad a situation gets, always make duaa. Allah is always with the believers.

Always verify what you see online and don't just believe everything you read and see.
Funnily enough now the selfie mercants and part time online liberal feminist activits are calling a real woman's right activist who day in and day out fights for women's rights a liar

These liberal diasporas are only good at sharing stories
#NoEvidence

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