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[00:00:16] He gives you a dress, a dress that no one in Afghanistan has ever seen or heard of before. Even after
[00:00:19] this, even after the Americans, it's not there. He gives the same dress
[00:00:23] that is tight and rough
[00:00:26] and annoying. Sometimes that dress
[00:00:30] fits you, sometimes it doesn't. We had someone there who
[00:00:33] was very tall and had a strong build.
[00:00:37] The dress didn't fit him. He had to wear it,
[00:00:40] there was no other choice. Or the dress would be very big
[00:00:44] for him. Ultimately, they would give
[00:00:47] that dress. After that, examinations are done here,
[00:00:51] and after that, it goes to the booths here. They give a number at each booth.
[00:00:55] When they give a number, they tell you your number,
[00:00:58] for example.
[00:01:30] There are other humiliating stages and from here, your number
[00:01:33] is recorded in the system. That's it. From here,
[00:01:36] they take out the person's number. That's it.
[00:01:39] Then they take them by car
[00:01:43] for a distance, then put them in a wheelchair, then take them away.
[00:01:46] میبره
[00:01:49] They take some friends to a show. There is a block
[00:01:52] called Show, which has strange
[00:01:56] and unique properties. They take them to that show
[00:02:17] a place of horror and a place
[00:02:20] of violence and a place of inhumane treatment.
[00:02:24] Well, let's leave the story of the show, what kind of place it is.
[00:02:28] Or they take them to a cage or a cell.
[00:02:32] The cells they take them to, the cells are physically, now you can see
[00:02:35] that in this
[00:02:39] century of progress and technology, human beings
[00:02:42] should be in such a cage, and
[00:02:46] in this cage, there should be 30, 32, 33
[00:02:49] or 34 people, and for each
[00:02:52] person, according to the division, 175
[00:02:56] centimeters, approximately 185 centimeters.
[00:02:59] There is a place to come. And sometimes
[00:03:02] they give him a sponge, and sometimes they don't give him a sponge.
[00:03:06] Again, they give him a dress, and
[00:03:10] that dress is also inappropriate. So a dress. Well, then
[00:03:13] for prayer, for other purification,
[00:03:16] other clothes are needed there. Then it comes to our mind that
[00:03:19] there was a time when there was one
[00:03:22] extra dress for 8 people,
[00:03:26] and there were repairs. And
[00:03:30] mending, sewing, changing, and these things were also
[00:03:33] there. And for a Muslim, when his prayer is missed,
[00:03:37] when ritual bathing becomes obligatory for him, when purification becomes obligatory for him,
[00:03:41] and he has no possibility, and he is also
[00:03:44] a mujahid, this is very difficult
[00:03:48] for him. The discussion about this cell and its
[00:03:51] physical characteristics and specifications
[00:03:55] are such that I am sure the people of the world
[00:03:58] have not seen it. The people of Afghanistan. The cell is divided
[00:04:08] such
[00:04:08] that
[00:04:17] in other words, for each person, whether they are given
[00:04:20] a sponge or not, there is 175 centimeters
[00:04:24] by 185 centimeters of space. There is no more
[00:04:28] than that and no less than that. And above
[00:04:31] the head, there are many
[00:04:34] strong groups that are active day
[00:04:38] and night.
[00:04:40] In other words, they are never turned off. They are there at night,
[00:04:44] and they are there during the day, above the head. And above the head,
[00:04:47] they are constantly either sitting on chairs or
[00:04:50] patrolling there, either foreigners or
[00:04:53] locals. In addition, there are cameras, and the cameras see
[00:04:57] every person. That is, a person.
[00:05:03] He is both under patrol and his place
[00:05:06] is restricted, and he has no right to speak. If he had the right to speak,
[00:05:10] if he did, then it would be
[00:05:14] good for him to ask something from a guard
[00:05:17] or a prison guard, or something is said, or
[00:05:21] he is sick, or he has other needs. Why is it not one day and one week and one year
[00:05:25] and two years, it is years. Well, then
[00:05:28] how is the food issue resolved? The issue of going
[00:05:32] into the sun, it's winter, it's summer.
[00:05:34] How is it resolved?
[00:05:37] And if, for example,
[00:05:40] the water that was here,
[00:05:43] this
[00:05:45] group was here, this water here, sometimes
[00:05:49] they would cut off the water. There was no place
[00:05:53] to relieve oneself in each cell, because going outside is not possible.
[00:05:57] First of all, he is inside the cage.
[00:05:59] So if he sometimes
[00:06:03] cuts off that water, then what happens?
[00:06:06] Prayer is here, food is eaten here, sleep and rest
[00:06:10] are also here. Your place.
[00:06:23] Mental suffering, every part of it is very
[00:06:26] difficult for a human being to describe the reality
[00:06:30] and it is painful. And for friends, maybe
[00:06:33] it is not understandable for the listeners, but
[00:06:37] for those who were imprisoned there, it is understandable.
[00:06:40] Well, then,
[00:06:49] the trial and the way they were brought in and the way they were searched
[00:06:53] savagely, which is one
[00:06:56] of the most inhumane
[00:06:59] searches, is that
[00:07:03] daily or every few days,
[00:07:05] they come
[00:07:08] and search the cell. Everyone there has a sponge
[00:07:12] or a blanket or some books or a Holy Quran.
[00:07:15] Well, they have been there for years, so they come
[00:07:19] and throw all the things that the prisoners have here
[00:07:22] into this big cell, where the places are divided into small
[00:07:26] pieces. So they throw all of them together,
[00:07:29] everything becomes one. And then
[00:07:32] they take the prisoners to another cell
[00:07:36] for searching, or they take them
[00:07:39] to the sunny side. The sunny side itself was a cage.
[00:07:43] For the same number of people, 33 people in one cage,
[00:07:47] from here to outside, it's wire,
[00:07:50] it's a wall, it's concrete. Well, it doesn't have
[00:07:54] a roof. They take them out here.
[00:07:57] Well, when this search happens, they come
[00:08:01] and see that the soldiers have destroyed all their belongings,
[00:08:04] ruined them, put them in one place. And now
[00:08:08] no one knows which of their belongings were where.
[00:08:11] Well.
[00:08:42] These calamities are repeated regularly. Searches
[00:08:46] are repeated, insults are repeated, harassment is repeated.
[00:08:49] And for medical treatment,
[00:08:52] whenever they ask for it, they don't take them. They make a lot of noise
[00:08:55] that he is sick. If they take him, they give him a few paracetamol.
[00:08:59] That's it. If he dies or lives,
[00:09:03] there is no attention. And these human rights that are talked about,
[00:09:06] at that time or at this time, were unfortunately
[00:09:10] against human rights.
[00:09:20] Everything was against human rights, against human dignity.
[00:09:24] And unfortunately, this
[00:09:27] lasted for years. And
[00:09:30] those who were partners with foreigners in the Kabul administration
[00:09:33] were also unfortunately partners in this
[00:09:37] crime, even though the Sheikh Sahib has forgiven the leadership,
[00:09:40] even if there is forgiveness. Well, that suffering
[00:09:44] in the families of the prisoners and in the minds
[00:09:47] of the prisoners, those sufferings will surely
[00:09:50] not be forgotten, and it is certainly annoying.
[00:09:53] Our imprisonment, well, at
[00:09:56] first, they said 16 years. After
[00:10:00] that, in prison, they said, "You are causing a lot of trouble, you are causing
[00:10:04] unrest." And now, if
[00:10:07] we did something there, we did it according to our will and belief.
[00:10:11] It was Allah
[00:10:17] who, for example, our beliefs and our support for
[00:10:21] the Islamic Emirate and defending the Islamic Emirate, even there,
[00:10:25] whether it was on the road or in the cell, when there was an argument or a strike,
[00:10:28] we would say, "You are unjust, you are oppressive,
[00:10:32] you are slaves, and the Islamic Emirate is righteous, and the Islamic
[00:10:36] Emirate will be victorious." This was the unconscious state. I,
[00:10:39] praise be to Allah, was also with them. For this reason, they said, "You have been given
[00:10:43] another 4 years." It became 20 years. And after that, they said,
[00:10:47] "You will not get a reduction." And finally, as long as this government
[00:10:51] exists, you will be here. Here, finally,
[00:10:54] your cemetery is here. We were not alone. A
[00:10:57] number of our other brothers, who were truly, well, we were nothing,
[00:11:01] they were great mujahideen. And they were either condemned
[00:11:05] to martyrdom, or it was said to them, like us, that
[00:11:09] if your prison sentence is 20 or 30 years, and you are 70
[00:11:12] years old, then you will not get out. You will be here.
[00:11:15] This situation was, so to speak, a decision
[00:11:19] that was made unjustly. And here I must say that I am surprised,
[00:11:23] the reality is strange
[00:11:25] because these infidels are very advanced
[00:11:29] in the education and training of animals and the education and training of humans
[00:11:32] with animal characteristics. These Americans,
[00:11:36] these people of Afghanistan, a number
[00:11:39] of them, and
[00:11:42] the officials and prison guards that we
[00:11:44] saw, they had trained them in such a way that, far from you, they were like
[00:11:48] wild and predatory animals. And even though they were from our country,
[00:11:52] our people, their ancestors and... their fathers were Muslims, but it was strange
[00:11:55] that their savagery, their ruthlessness,
[00:11:59] their inhumane behavior was more than anything. If any
[00:12:03] of them were human, most of them had the animalistic
[00:12:06] morality. The Americans had trained them in such a way
[00:12:10] that they behaved like a predatory animal,
[00:12:13] far from humanity, towards our compatriots, some
[00:12:17] of whom were under American supervision there, and then they took over themselves.
[00:12:20] The patrol was only American, and this
[00:12:24] was also a kind of suffering for us, that a human being, someone from Muslim
[00:12:27] parents, and the infidels trained him like this,
[00:12:30] and against his compatriot, worse than a
[00:12:34] wild animal. Well, with such a
[00:12:36] cruel being that you are facing, it is naturally
[00:12:40] very difficult. You go for visits, you go to the clinic, or you have other needs
[00:12:44] for years. When they took them for visits, for example,
[00:12:48] there were no visits in the first place. Most of the
[00:12:51] prisoners, the conditions were such that there was no possibility of visits.
[00:12:55] That is, there was no contact, and their families were far away
[00:12:59] or so poor that they couldn't afford to come,
[00:13:03] because coming to Bagram was not easy. They had to spend many
[00:13:06] days, they had to go through many stages, and this
[00:13:10] was not possible for a poor, wretched family from the village to do
[00:13:13] those things. Therefore, we saw people, we were truly
[00:13:17] witnesses, and their tears were flowing. They were old
[00:13:20] or young, one year, two years, three years, five years,
[00:13:24] nothing.
[00:14:25] And another earpiece is taken by the infidels or these domestic oppressors.
[00:14:28] This one also listens. There are cameras
[00:14:31] and other restrictions and hardships.
[00:14:34] For a
[00:14:37] human being, for a Muslim, for an Afghan, it is very difficult
[00:14:41] that after years, they can only for a few
[00:14:45] minutes or with their family or with their child
[00:14:48] or with their mother or with their sister, they inquire about their well-being.
[00:14:51] An infidel also had an earpiece.
[00:14:55] Publicly, or a slave has another earpiece, and
[00:14:58] if he finds even a little bit of your speech
[00:15:02] to be bad, or if it's not even political speech,
[00:15:06] he wants to harass you, he cuts off your speech
[00:15:10] and draws the curtain. The glass had curtains, he draws
[00:15:14] the curtains. That's it.
[00:15:17] He closes it. You saw it for one minute through
[00:15:21] the glass. Either the sound goes through or
[00:15:24] it doesn't. Then your family is there,
[00:15:27] your child is there, your mother is there, your sister is there. After years,
[00:15:30] you see them with that dress and with those
[00:15:34] tied hands and feet. What
[00:15:37] state does that put them in? So this
[00:15:41] meeting that took place there, whether for us or for others,
[00:15:45] was itself a psychological torment. Many individuals didn't go. They
[00:15:48] said that this kind of meeting is not suitable,
[00:15:52] it's an extra torment. And many,
[00:15:55] for years, were unaware of their
[00:15:59] relatives, and
[00:16:02] the meeting that took place after several years for us,
[00:16:06] it was truly nothing more than a psychological
[00:16:09] torment and torture.
[00:16:12] And this was truly the democracy
[00:16:15] that America and its puppets in Afghanistan
[00:16:19] were chanting about. One thing happened such that,
[00:16:23] fortunately, when the Doha negotiations started, day by
[00:16:27] day, the presence of foreigners decreased,
[00:16:30] their patrols decreased, and the locals, the people
[00:16:34] who had some intellect and understanding,
[00:16:37] slowly showed some leniency,
[00:16:41] or for example, when they came to the cell, you could ask them
[00:16:45] something, you could tell them a need.
[00:16:48] When a little opportunity arose, the sunny sides became a little
[00:16:52] better. In this regard, then
[00:16:56] in the last year, books and these things were
[00:17:00] provided better than before.
[00:17:02] So
[00:17:06] the issue. For friends, a light appeared,
[00:17:10] that this government, so to speak, had become
[00:17:13] somewhat weaker and had no
[00:17:16] spirit.
[00:17:19] Hope increased for those friends who were condemned to martyrdom,
[00:17:23] for those friends who had long sentences.
[00:17:26] They became hopeful until, finally, God Almighty
[00:17:30] showed mercy through
[00:17:33] the prayers of the martyrs' relatives, through the prayers of the prisoners, and through the prayers
[00:17:36] of the Afghan people. The Afghan people, well, they were unhappy
[00:17:40] with this oppression and this savagery of the foreigners. Generally,
[00:17:44] through the prayers of the people, the elders, and the relatives,
[00:17:48] finally, victory came. Victory was achieved,
[00:17:51] and so to speak, the prisoners,
[00:17:55] praise be to Allah, were all released. And
[00:17:59] we also, at the time of victory,
[00:18:02] praise be to Allah, were released. And no one
[00:18:05] believed that we were out.
[00:18:09] Our friends there had phones. We said live on the phones that we are out.
[00:18:13] Most of the relatives of the prisoners
[00:18:17] who were far away did not believe it. We also did not believe
[00:18:20] that we are out now. And after 10
[00:18:23] years, these groups are extinguished. The groups that were active
[00:18:27] day and night are extinguished, and we are no longer in cages, we are out.
[00:18:30] Individuals felt it. And of course,
[00:18:34] at the time of freedom, a number were martyred. Well. And
[00:18:38] everyone, praise be to Allah, at the time of victory,
[00:18:41] generally, at the time of victory, they were freed. Before that,
[00:18:45] a small number of people were released from Bagram. It was very difficult.
[00:18:48] Even if many of them had finished their sentences, they would still not be released.
[00:18:52] Victory came, praise be to Allah. People from all over
[00:18:55] Afghanistan were freed. We were also freed. And that's why,
[00:18:58] whenever people say that income is low or there is no job,
[00:19:02] we say that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan freed the nation,
[00:19:05] it freed us.
[00:19:11] There is no need to expect anything else from the Islamic Emirate.
[00:19:15] It freed us from the captivity of the infidels and from those
[00:19:19] iron cages, where everything is for us.
[00:19:23] And we thank God Almighty, and we also thank the Islamic Emirate
[00:19:27] of Afghanistan for the officials who,
[00:19:30] through jihad and through negotiations, paved the way
[00:19:34] for victory and triumph, which led to the freedom
[00:19:37] of the Afghan nation. The invaders were defeated,
[00:19:41] and the Islamic government was established. We were also freed.
[00:19:44] Allah Akbar.
[00:19:47] اکبر
[00:19:56] One thing about the people of Afghanistan is that they say
[00:19:59] that a fish in the sea doesn't know the value of water.
[00:20:01] The Afghan nation has now
[00:20:05] seen the aggression of America in the government,
[00:20:17] but the youth may not have felt it to that extent.
[00:20:20] That insecurity, that looting,
[00:20:24] that division of power, those islands of power, that bullying.
[00:20:27] At that time, the youth may not have felt it. At the time
[00:20:31] of victory, if they were 15 years old,
[00:20:33] they were children then. Now that they are 20 years old,
[00:20:36] they may not understand. Our brothers,
[00:20:40] our youth, our nation throughout Afghanistan
[00:20:43] and throughout the world, the reality is this. Our
[00:20:46] lives have passed. We no longer have that much hope for life and expectation of facilities.
[00:20:50] We don't have the privileges. As a citizen of Afghanistan, as
[00:20:53] someone who is white-haired, we have experienced the Soviet era,
[00:20:57] we have experienced the Mujahideen era, we have experienced the Islamic Emirate era,
[00:21:00] we have seen the experiences of invasions. We request
[00:21:04] that they appreciate the Islamic Emirate system. If there is criticism,
[00:21:07] if there is a suggestion, they should refer to its authority, not to
[00:21:11] biased domestic or foreign media.
[00:21:14] And if in any way they can contribute
[00:21:18] to the development of the country, someone has expertise,
[00:21:20] someone has capital, someone has ideas, and someone has plans and programs,
[00:21:23] and to whatever extent, whether internally or externally, for the development
[00:21:27] and progress and welfare and comfort of our country, we should all be united
[00:21:31] and strive and appreciate our system
[00:21:34] and preserve national unity throughout the country
[00:21:38] and prioritize national interests over our personal interests
[00:21:41] throughout the world, like other nations
[00:21:45] and other countries, be united and support
[00:21:49] our Islamic Emirate system. But if there is criticism and suggestion, we should refer
[00:21:53] to its authority, not to biased domestic
[00:21:57] media and domestic losers.
[00:22:00] But the Islamic Emirate, this is the nation's issue
[00:22:03] that I mentioned. The issue of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, our officials are working
[00:22:07] day and night to improve the country's situation,
[00:22:10] whether it's security, whether it's economy,
[00:22:14] and whether it's employment, and whether it's culture, literature,
[00:22:17] and national unity. But at
[00:22:21] lower and
[00:22:24] middle levels, if there are any irregularities,
[00:22:28] if there are criticisms, I hope that
[00:22:31] the authorities appointed by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
[00:22:34] to hear criticism and suggestions will listen to the criticisms
[00:22:38] and suggestions carefully, especially
[00:22:41] the issue of administrative corruption, because in the past, it was very
[00:22:44] common in Afghanistan, and God forbid,
[00:22:48] administrative corruption and...
[00:22:58] The nation and the government are trying to create discord among
[00:23:02] our officials, God forbid. Or
[00:23:05] the issue of administrative corruption,
[00:23:07] where does the report come from? Well, we hope
[00:23:11] that it will be dealt with very carefully, as in the past,
[00:23:14] and with seriousness, so that national discord does not arise
[00:23:17] and administrative corruption does not arise.
[00:23:20] And other matters, praise be to Allah, the ministries and
[00:23:23] legal authorities exist, and the country
[00:23:26] is progressing in a satisfactory manner, praise be to Allah.
[00:23:30] And the government of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
[00:23:34] has truly progressed with all difficulties,
[00:23:37] with success, and we are sure that, God willing,
[00:23:40] the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, with the support
[00:23:44] of the people, will become stronger day by day, and the development
[00:23:47] and prosperity and national unity and pride
[00:23:51] and achievements of the Afghan nation in the jihad against
[00:23:54] the Soviet Union and in the jihad against America will be a great
[00:23:58] lesson for the world, that a nation with empty hands,
[00:24:02] with the latest technology of superpowers, fought jihad for religion
[00:24:05] and for independence, and were victorious, praise be to Allah.
[00:25:20] We have a responsibility to bring joy, sincerity,
[00:25:23] and love, prosperity, and comfort
[00:25:27] to our beloved nation.
[00:25:31] We bring prosperity and comfort.
[00:25:34] Physical, spiritual and psychological peace
[00:25:37] and comfort are your undeniable right.
[00:25:41] It is our duty, even at the cost of our lives, to
[00:25:45] ensure your security and to protect
[00:25:48] your lives, property, and
[00:25:51] spirits. We want
[00:25:55] the smile on the lips of every
[00:25:57] loyal child of this land to become eternal.
[00:26:01] And to benefit from widespread security
[00:26:04] and the Islamic system. In the dead of night,
[00:26:07] when absolute darkness prevails
[00:26:11] and everyone has fallen into a deep sleep,
[00:26:14] we have preferred standing guard
[00:26:18] in cold and bone-chilling trenches
[00:26:21] to defend our people over
[00:26:25] sweet sleep in comfortable beds.
[00:26:28] And away from our fathers, mothers,
[00:26:33] wives, and children, we stand
[00:26:35] in dark nights and in intense
[00:26:39] and scorching heat so that the enemies
[00:26:43] of the Islamic and people's system dare
[00:26:46] not disrupt the security,
[00:26:49] peace, and tranquility of the people before our eyes.
[00:26:53] O struggling nation,
[00:26:56] be assured that we, the security forces, will fulfill
[00:27:00] all your aspirations that return to your hearts
[00:27:03] and that they consider the pride of your history.
[00:27:07] We will implement them. We do not ask
[00:27:10] for the reward for this sacrifice
[00:27:13] from anyone except Allah Almighty,
[00:27:17] because only Allah, the Glorious, is sufficient
[00:27:20] for the believers.
[00:27:24] Safeguarding the freedom, security, peace
[00:27:26] of this land, and the windows of progress
[00:27:29] and hope for the future of this country
[00:27:33] is our duty.
[00:27:36] Be assured. Enemies will never
[00:27:39] be able to separate this unity and solidarity
[00:27:42] of ours with contradictory and divisive slogans
[00:27:45] and create a distance
[00:27:48] between the government and the nation.
[00:27:51] Peace and freedom, this great
[00:27:55] and mighty blessing, are the result of the blood
[00:27:58] of martyrs and the sacrifice of thousands of Muslim
[00:28:02] lives.
[00:30:35] The Islamic Emirate in Kabul.