No women at the University of Kabul: “We need an Islamic environment”

In Afghanistan “until we create an Islamic environment, women will have to stay at home”. This is what Mohammad Ashraf Ghairat, nominated by the Taliban as “rector” of Kabul University, the university of the Afghan capital protagonist last August 15 of the surrender to the movement founded by Mullah Omar, writes on Twitter. No lessons, no work for women. “We are working – says Ghairat – to create a safe Islamic environment as soon as possible”. “Islam first”, he had already written yesterday in another tweet before promising that “Kabul University will become a true Islamic university and of prestige in the world” with the slogan “Make KU great again!”. Two days ago, as CNN recalls, Ghairat tweeted in Pashto instead and wrote about a “plan” being drawn up to welcome the students. “Due to the lack of female teachers, we are working on a plan to allow male teachers to teach female students with a tent in the classroom – stated the” rector “whose appointment has raised a lot of criticism and controversy -. an Islamic environment would be created in order to allow female students to receive an education “.