Afghan Girls Turn to Religious Schools After Taliban Bans Higher Education
Associated PressAugust 5, 20252 min6,858 views
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- 🚫 The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned girls from secondary school and universities, making it the only country in the world to do so.
- 🎓 This ban has been in place for three years.
Madrassas as an Alternative
- 📚 With higher education inaccessible, many girls and women are turning to religious schools, known as madrassas, for continued education.
- 🕌 These madrassas focus their teachings on the Quran and the Prophet Muhammad.
Personal Aspirations Interrupted
- 🩺 Fiser, who once dreamed of studying medicine and had completed 12th grade, is now enrolled in religion courses.
- 🎯 Her goal was to become a doctor, but the educational ban has shifted her path.
A Center for Learning
- 🏫 Fiser is one of 400 students at an Islamic study center in Carbal, with approximately 90% of students being girls or women.
- 🙏 She states that religion is important to her and her society.
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