Taliban’s PM Tells Mullahs To Use Pulpits To Ensure Unity
Mullah Hassan Akhund, the Taliban's prime minister called on mullahs and religious scholars to use pulpits to resolve differences and prevent divisions among the people.
Mullah Hassan Akhund, the Taliban's prime minister called on mullahs and religious scholars to use pulpits to resolve differences and prevent divisions among the people.
Many Afghan scholars are dissatisfied with the Taliban's religious policies and criticise them.
Mullah Hassan did not directly address the Taliban's internal divisions, but implicitly called for unity among all forces and religious leaders.
In a statement issued on Friday, he warned that anyone who disobeys this order will face a strong response from the Taliban.
In this declaration, the Taliban's prime minister has emphasised to prevent controversial discussions and debates in eight articles.
The statement called on the mullahs to refrain from mentioning "rare issues" so as not to cause sedition.
Mullah Hassan Akhund said that the mullahs should only express from the pulpit and the media those issues that "are in the interest and happiness of the people in this world”. Religious beliefs, religious rules, Islamic ethics and religious issues are among the issues that mullahs are asked to express.
According to the Taliban's prime minister, mullahs who continue to use inappropriate words in the media give people doubt and make way for sedition.
