Banning Iranian books in Afghanistan, rumor or fact?

In response to the report of the regional office of Tasnim News Agency To the rumors and contradictory news about the banning of Iranian books in Afghanistan, the Taliban confirmed that books published by Iran, books related to Shiites and even books related to religious innovation are abundantly found in Afghan bookstores.

On the other hand, some field reports show that the Taliban is against the buying and selling of books that incite ethnic prejudices, and has also collected some books published by the previous government. Is; But books printed in Iran, books related to Shiites and books related to religious innovation are now available in the bookstore markets of Afghanistan and are easily bought and sold.

In some reports Among other things, based on the article published by “Toleration” which was prepared in a conversation with street and bazaar booksellers, it is stated: “Iranian printed books, books related to Shiites, works about different ethnic groups such as Tajiks, Hazaras and Uzbeks have been banned”. /p>

This report quotes a book seller in Kabul that the Taliban gave a list of 100 book titles to publishers and book sellers to prevent them from being bought and sold, but none He did not mention a book.

On the other hand, “Cholusaf” who claims Akhbar screens and verifies Afghanistan, on its X page, rejecting the report of the Human Rights Organization of Tolerance, it has written that the Taliban has banned the purchase and sale of books printed in Iran. This is a false news.

The Taliban has confirmed many times that it is against buying and selling those books that fuel ethnic prejudices or are against Sharia, but there is no obstacle to buying and selling other books.

Recently, officials of the embassies of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Turkey, the UAE and some other Islamic countries, as well as scholars and various political and cultural figures, attended the opening ceremony of the National Holy Quran Exhibition in Kabul. were present.

“Majid Khaleq Niya”, the author of the best book of Razavi, has recently said: He previously translated books by professor Marteza Motahari and in the school of Hazrat Seyyed al-Shaheda. It was printed and published by the author in Herat, Afghanistan.

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