In Bamyan, a dispute over legal matters was resolved by the ministry officers

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Sun, Apr 19 2026 11:00 AM
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Morality officers (Muhtasibs) in Bamyan Province, as part of their social responsibility, have resolved a seven-year-long dispute between two families over legal issues in the Yakawlang district.

The officers advised both parties, in light of Islamic principles, to uphold brotherhood, patience, good neighborly relations, and mutual acceptance.

They urged them to move forward and live together peacefully like brothers.

The officers also emphasized that they will not allow anyone to create division based on ethnic or linguistic differences. They reaffirmed their commitment to preventing any actions that could threaten the existing peace and spirit of unity in the country.

It is worth noting that the morality officers (Mhtasibs) in the province have previously prevented dozens of ethnic and linguistic conflicts, and their efforts in this regard are ongoing

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