He says that Islamic principles should be valued and internationally accepted norms should be followed
Hurriyat chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said on Thursday that he hopes the new regime in Afghanistan will end four decades of continuing conflict and uncertainty in Afghanistan.
“The Hurriyat understands that no two conflict zones are alike and the differences between Afghanistan and Kashmir are well known. However, in Kashmir we can certainly sympathize with the common people of the country, who have been living in a state of extreme uncertainty for 40 years,” the Mirwaiz said in a statement.
The chief cleric of the Valley said that he hoped that as the country begins the process of building its future and realizing its aspirations, all regional and international member states will extend their support to it.
Mirwaiz said, “We hope that the new order in Afghanistan is inclusive and comprehensive and takes into account that Islam as a religion is clear in advocating fundamental values of human equality and rights, economic fairness and religious tolerance.” Is.”
He said the regime should value Islamic principles as its guiding force and follow internationally accepted norms. We wish the citizens peace and progress in their land and stability for the region.
My statement is being distorted: Mehbooba
Former chief minister and Peoples Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti on Thursday said her statement on Sharia was being deliberately distorted.
“At a time when India has become so polarised, Islamophobia is on the rise and the Afghanistan crisis has made it worse. Muslims are always expected to prove that they are not in favor of violence. I can see why my statement is being used as click bait to further this notion,” she said in a tweet.
She said she was not surprised that her statement was “deliberately distorted”. “Cannot lift fingers because most of the countries that claim to uphold Sharia have failed to imbibe its true values. They have been fixed with restricting women only through do’s and don’ts, dress code etc. he said.
He also said that Saudi Arabia’s de facto Medina Charter stipulated equal rights for men, women and minorities.
Recently, most regional parties in J&K have been busy issuing statements on Afghanistan and its governance. National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday expressed his desire that the regime values human rights and is governed by Islamic principles.
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