Rashid Khan adopted a tough stance on the decision of Taliban government, raised voice for the women of Afghanistan

Rashid Khan On Medical Education For Afghanistan Women: Afghanistan’s star spinner Rashid Khan is currently counted among the most famous cricketers in the world. Rashid is liked in all the cricket playing countries. He has left a different impression with his game. Rashid is a big voice of Afghanistan. She raised her voice for women by taking a tough stand on a decision of the Taliban government of the country.

In fact, the Taliban government of Afghanistan has banned women from studying in medical institutes. According to Khaama Press, students studying midwifery and nursing in Kabul were stopped from entering the institute. Citing the orders of the Taliban government, he was verbally told that classes are currently suspended.

Raising his voice on this issue, Rashid Khan wrote in a post on social media, “‘Education’ holds a central place in Islamic education, which emphasizes the pursuit of knowledge for both men and women. Importance of learning the Quran. highlights and accepts the equal spiritual worth of both genders.”

Rashid further wrote, “I reflect with deep sadness and disappointment on the recent closure of educational and medical institutions for the sisters and mothers of Afghanistan. This decision threatens not only their future but the broader fabric of our society.” But the pain and sorrow expressed through social media is a poignant reminder of their struggles.”

Further through his post, Rashid talked about reconsidering this decision. He wrote, “Afghanistan, our beloved motherland, stands at a critical juncture. The country is in dire need of professionals in every field, especially in the medical field. The acute shortage of women doctors and nurses is especially worrying because it directly impacts the health of women.” It is important for our sisters and mothers to have access to care provided by medical professionals who truly understand their needs.”

He further wrote, “I sincerely appeal to reconsider this decision so that Afghan girls can regain their right to education and contribute to the progress of the country. Providing education to all is not only a social responsibility but also a “There is a moral obligation that is deeply rooted in our beliefs and values.”

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— Rashid Khan (@rashidkhan_19) December 4, 2024

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