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[00:00:04] of society should be involved so that other
[00:00:08] religions
[00:00:15] and beliefs turn to the religion.
[00:00:19] every Muslim individual
[00:00:23] to make themselves good and righteous so that they can protect themselves from the conspiracies
[00:00:27] of the enemy in society.
[00:01:30] The transit route between Afghanistan and China in Wakhan
[00:01:33] district of Badakhshan province has been opened in the presence of a number
[00:01:37] of senior officials of the Islamic Emirate.
[00:01:40] An official said during the opening ceremony that the road
[00:01:43] will provide more facilities to the residents and will enhance
[00:01:46] transport and trade between Afghanistan, China, and the countries
[00:01:50] of the region. The Minister of Reconstruction and Rural
[00:01:53] Development, Mullah Abdul Latif Mansour, said that the Wakhan
[00:01:56] road has strategic, political,
[00:02:00] and economic importance, noting
[00:02:04] that it is the first land transit route between Afghanistan and China
[00:02:07] and is being implemented by Afghan hands. The road
[00:02:10] extends for 121 kilometers from the Broghil
[00:02:13] border area to the Chinese border, and its construction
[00:02:16] cost reached 365
[00:02:19] million Afghanis from the budget of the Islamic
[00:02:21] Emirate. The project includes leveling the road
[00:02:25] and paving it with gravel, and the construction of four large bridges
[00:02:28] and 66 small bridges, in addition to about
[00:02:32] 3,100 meters of retaining walls.
[00:02:35] that Al-Marghinani's legacy represents It is expected that the road will facilitate the movement
[00:02:38] of people and the transport of goods and open a new transit
[00:02:42] and trade route between Afghanistan, China, and the countries
[00:02:45] of the region. The Ambassador of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
[00:02:49] to Moscow, Maulvi Gul Hassan Hassan,
[00:02:52] emphasized the importance of mutual respect, dialogue, and economic
[00:02:55] cooperation, stressing the need to enhance joint
[00:02:59] development between Afghanistan and the countries of the region. This came
[00:03:02] in a speech he delivered during his participation in the International Forum
[00:03:06] "North Caucasus: Dialogue, Traditions, and Development,"
[00:03:10] where he pointed out that strengthening relations with the countries of the region
[00:03:13] and their administrative units opens new opportunities for
[00:03:17] trade, investment, and economic cooperation. In the same context,
[00:03:21] Ambassador Hassan discussed with the Minister of Economic Development in
[00:03:24] the Russian Stavropol region, Anton Borisovich Durnin,
[00:03:28] ways to develop trade, investment, and enhance economic
[00:03:31] cooperation between the two sides. These meetings come
[00:03:34] at a time when economic relations between
[00:03:38] Kabul and Moscow are expanding to include areas of trade, transit,
[00:03:41] energy, and regional connectivity.
[00:03:45] The Chargé d'Affaires of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Embassy in Oman,
[00:03:49] Hafiz Amara, discussed with the Uzbek Ambassador to
[00:03:52] the Sultanate, Abdusalam Khatamov, ways
[00:03:55] to strengthen relations between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.
[00:03:58] The Afghan Embassy in Oman said that the two sides discussed during
[00:04:02] the meeting bilateral relations in political,
[00:04:05] economic, and cultural fields,
[00:04:08] stressing the importance of continuing joint
[00:04:12] efforts to strengthen friendly relations between the two
[00:04:15] countries. The Ambassador of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan to Kuala Lumpur, Naqibullah
[00:04:19] Ahmadi, discussed with the Head of the Malaysian Religious Council ways
[00:04:23] to benefit from Malaysian experiences in the field of Zakat
[00:04:26] and endowments and apply them in
[00:04:28] in addition to a number of Afghanistan. The two sides discussed during the meeting the transfer of Malaysian
[00:04:31] expertise to the relevant Afghan institutions,
[00:04:35] in addition to training officials of these institutions
[00:04:38] and developing their capabilities in managing Zakat
[00:04:40] and endowment affairs.
[00:04:44] The emergency committee in Kabul province, chaired by Governor
[00:04:47] Maulvi Aminullah Obaid, discussed the situation
[00:04:50] of areas threatened by landslides in
[00:04:53] Chehelsotun area and the necessary measures to reduce
[00:04:57] potential risks. The Governor affirmed
[00:05:00] during the meeting, which was attended by representatives of a number
[00:05:02] of administrations, the necessity of raising the level of preparedness and strengthening
[00:05:06] coordination among the concerned authorities and taking preventive
[00:05:09] measures in a timely manner. The committee also assigned
[00:05:12] specialized teams to urgently review the threatened
[00:05:15] area, count the houses
[00:05:18] and residents there, and take the necessary measures and submit
[00:05:21] a report on their findings to the officials of the Islamic Emirate. It was also
[00:05:25] decided to relocate hundreds of families residing below the mountain to
[00:05:29] other safe areas until the risk of
[00:05:32] landslides subsides, in order to protect the lives of citizens
[00:05:35] and their property.
[00:05:39] The United Nations said that Afghanistan is one of the most vulnerable
[00:05:43] countries in the world to the impacts of climate change,
[00:05:47] pointing out that drought, water scarcity, and extreme
[00:05:50] weather events are increasing pressure on the lives of the population.
[00:05:53] The organization added in a recent report on climate, peace, and security
[00:05:57] that Afghanistan has witnessed increasing impacts of climate
[00:06:01] change in recent years. The National
[00:06:04] Environmental Protection Agency affirmed that the country
[00:06:07] is affected by drought and rising temperatures, in addition to
[00:06:11] unseasonal rains and floods. The administration called on the United
[00:06:14] Nations and international organizations to increase cooperation in
[00:06:18] facing these challenges and resuming stalled climate-related
[00:06:22] projects. These calls come at a time
[00:06:25] when the National Environmental Protection Agency has urged
[00:06:28] international organizations, led by the United
[00:06:31] Nations, to allow Afghanistan's representatives
[00:06:34] to participate in international climate conferences
[00:06:37] to present the challenges facing
[00:06:39] the country.
[00:06:42] Kabul hosted the second international scientific and research conference on
[00:06:46] the scientific status and intellectual legacy of Imam Burhanuddin
[00:06:49] Al-Marghinani, with the participation of officials and specialists
[00:06:52] from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan. Participants emphasized the importance
[00:06:56] of preserving the common scientific heritage and expanding cooperation between
[00:06:59] the two countries in scientific, religious, and cultural
[00:07:02] fields. Prime Minister Mullah Muhammad Hassan
[00:07:06] Akhund said in a message to the conference that Imam
[00:07:09] Al-Marghinani's legacy transcended geographical boundaries and left
[00:07:12] a prominent impact on Islamic jurisprudence, especially in
[00:07:15] Afghanistan. He added that Transoxiana and Balkh were among
[00:07:19] the most prominent centers of science and scholars and the production of Islamic heritage,
[00:07:22] and that scientific relations between scholars of the two regions
[00:07:26] extend over centuries. For his part, the Minister of Guidance,
[00:07:30] Hajj, and Endowments, Sheikh Noor Muhammad Saqib, praised the status
[00:07:33] of Imam Al-Marghinani in jurisprudence and legal scholarship and described him as
[00:07:37] one of the great scholars of the Hanafi school.
[00:07:41] The Deputy Head of the Islamic Association in Uzbekistan, Hamid
[00:07:44] Janatbekov, also affirmed
[00:07:48] a part of the religious, cultural, and historical ties between
[00:07:51] the two countries, stressing the importance of expanding scientific
[00:07:55] and knowledge cooperation. The Counselor of the Uzbek Embassy,
[00:07:58] Bahadur Chamanov, pointed out that developing good neighborly relations and scientific
[00:08:02] cooperation with Afghanistan is a priority for his country,
[00:08:05] emphasizing that scientific and religious cooperation forms
[00:08:09] one of the foundations of these relations.
[00:08:13] A new health center was opened in Qarabağ district
[00:08:16] of Ghazni province at a cost of about
[00:08:19] 5.4 million Afghanis to provide
[00:08:22] health services to the residents of the area and neighboring villages.
[00:08:26] The project official said that the center was built on an area
[00:08:29] of 300 square meters and includes eight rooms, funded
[00:08:33] by the residents of the area and Afghans residing abroad,
[00:08:37] and in cooperation with the Department of Public Health in Ghazni.
[00:08:40] Health officials welcomed the contribution of residents to the implementation
[00:08:44] of the project, pointing to the increasing participation of citizens
[00:08:47] and investors in establishing public projects in the province during
[00:08:50] recent years. The Department of Public Health said that
[00:08:54] work is underway to provide necessary medical equipment
[00:08:57] and supplies to ensure the provision of health services
[00:09:01] to the residents, noting that more than 10
[00:09:04] health centers are being established in cooperation with residents in remote
[00:09:08] areas of Ghazni
[00:09:09] province.
[00:09:12] The office of the Governor of Panjshir said that eight new emerald mining
[00:09:16] sites have been registered and have obtained the necessary
[00:09:20] legal licenses to start their activities. It added that about
[00:09:23] 2,000 different mining sites have been identified in the province so
[00:09:27] far, of which more than 300 sites are operating legally
[00:09:31] in mineral extraction. Panjshir province is considered
[00:09:34] one of the most prominent Afghan provinces rich in precious
[00:09:37] stones, especially emeralds,
[00:09:41] mineral resources.
[00:11:25] The holding of a two-type international conference provides the opportunity to
[00:11:28] better utilize the scientific legacy.
[00:16:18] The main goal of the Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan or
[00:16:21] the achievement that the Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan wants to have
[00:16:25] from this conference is first
[00:16:28] a type of cooperation with Islamic countries and especially
[00:16:31] our neighboring countries that have
[00:16:35] an advanced position in economic,
[00:16:39] religious, and cultural progress.
[00:16:42] And the duty of the Academy of Sciences
[00:16:46] of Afghanistan in the Islamic Emirate
[00:16:49] is to also establish these relations
[00:16:52] and develop Afghan sciences
[00:16:56] and culture. Therefore,
[00:16:58] at the beginning, the goal
[00:17:01] was that last year this
[00:17:05] conference was also held in Uzbekistan.
[00:17:38] Imam Marghinani, may Allah have mercy on him, who is
[00:17:41] the main focus of our discussion here on Imam
[00:17:44] Marghinani, where the various dimensions
[00:17:48] of Imam Marghinani's personality
[00:17:52] are discussed, his educational dimensions,
[00:17:55] his teaching dimensions,
[00:17:58] his scientific dimensions and his scientific methodology, and
[00:18:02] the works he has done here in that regard, and
[00:18:05] especially the work
[00:18:09] which is the book Hidayah Sharif, and this book
[00:18:12] is truly, if one scientifically and deeply
[00:18:16] researches this book, it is a very great masterpiece
[00:18:20] that not only, although it was
[00:18:24] written in the sixth century, it answers
[00:18:27] the questions of our era, our current era, and it is present
[00:18:31] in it, and it was written with a very excellent
[00:18:35] method or approach at that time, and we will get it.
[00:19:08] that in the direction of strengthening
[00:19:12] comprehensive sciences and then with all the countries of the world
[00:19:15] and especially with neighboring
[00:19:17] countries,
[00:19:20] in this regard, the more we
[00:19:23] cooperate with academic institutions, the
[00:19:26] more we can benefit from their knowledge, from their modern and
[00:19:30] spiritual
[00:19:32] advancements. That is why today
[00:19:35] or tomorrow, the international conference
[00:19:39] that we are witnessing in Kabul is being held,
[00:19:42] and it has other great achievements
[00:19:46] behind it. This type of cooperation and participation of scholars
[00:19:49] from two countries and also the Islamic
[00:19:51] world we pay attention.
[00:19:55] The guests
[00:20:01] discussed the objectives and goals of this conference.
[00:20:04] Compared
[00:30:32] to other schools of thought or other jurisprudences, Hanafi jurisprudence has a
[00:30:36] privilege and distinctiveness. It is a theoretical