We are at the threshold of the third anniversary of the Islamic Emirate’s takeover of power. The long war in U.S. history was ended, when the brave people of Afghanistan stood against the invaders from any corner of the country and took arms to force-withdraw the invaders.
Nearly three decades ago, the Afghan people stormed against the former Soviet Invasion and pulled them out of the country. The bravery became an example for the countries under occupation. They were inspired by the bravery of the Afghan people and fought for their freedom.
But this should be noted that the Mujahid people of Afghanistan were not only those who have taken arms and directly fought the invaders, but also those who have provided cash, shelter and other
military means as well had taken part in different programs of invitation to the holy path. They, ultimately helped the holy war reach victory.
The situation, at the beginning of Jihad, was critical and scores of people who identified to have been cooperating with the Mujahidin were arrested by the enemy and thrown in the jail.
So, the Mujahidin who are now the owner of this country, should not be proud that only they have done all the affairs of Jihad and that they were the only ones who had gotten the country’s victory from
the occupants. But, there were thousands of faithful and honest Afghans who had cooperated with the Mujahedin and supported them in their struggle against the invaders.
They provided them meal and shelter. Hundreds of families were buried under the ground and torn to pieces by the bombings for supporting and hosting the Mujahidin.
Even the farmer whom you underestimate have taken part in the holy Jihad and the women have baked bread and the shepherds who slaughtered a goat for the Islamic warriors.
So, this is the most important thing to acknowledge that the Islamic Emirate has now resumed power, and the followers of the sacred path should make efforts to serve the people and help the country develop.
The authorities should convince the world, particularly the regional and the neighboring countries to recognize the Islamic system, as recently the Islamic Emirate’s deputy economic Prime Minister visited Turkiye for talks on various issues, including economic and political matters.
The two sides are expected to have reached agreements on bolstering trade between the two countries and convincing the Afghan traders living abroad to return and resume investment in the country.
Other related organs should work for the development of the country by strengthening education and helping the young generation get educated and experienced and skilled individuals appointed in professional positions and by this, they can help the Islamic Emirate’s dream come true.
