Haqqani: Islamic laws must be implemented in Afghanistan

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Sirajuddin Haqqani, Acting Minister of Interior, after visiting Nangarhar province, has now gone to Laghman province and met religious scholars and elders of this province.
 
  In this meeting, Haqqani emphasized on the implementation of Islamic laws and considered unity among citizens as important.
 
Haqqani added, today's jihad is the application of Islamic Sharia, the stability and strength of the country's system and population.
 
He said: "We fight for the sake of Allah for the freedom of the homeland, and now we fight for the implementation of the Sharia, the strengthening of the system, for the survival of the system and the strength of the system, and for the settlement of the homeland."
 
The Acting Minister of Interior had previously assured the professors of Nangarhar University that their problems would be solved. The elders of Nangarhar had asked Mr. Haqqani to open schools and universities to girls.
 
Haqqani said that he will discuss their demands with the leader of the Islamic Emirate, Molhabullah Akhundzadeh.
 
Meanwhile, Mohammad Haleem Haqqani, one of the leaders of the Jihadi School in Laghman Province, says that the Islamic Emirate should open its arms to the people and be with the people, because the people have played a role in their success.
 
It should be noted that the trips of senior security officials to the eastern zone of the country have increased recently, and in the latest case, Mullah Muhammad Yaqub Mujahid, Acting Minister of Defense, also visited Paktia province and met with the security officials of that province.