Officials Hold Meetings with Religious Scholars, Tribal Elders, and Youth in Four Provinces to Prevent Harmful Traditional Practices

Inspectors (Muhtasibs) of the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue, Prevention of Vice, and Hearing of Complaints of IEA, held meetings with religious scholars, tribal elders, and youth in Kandahar, Balkh, Laghman, and Samangan provinces. 
The meetings aimed to prevent harmful customs, ensure women's Sharia-based rights, promote social reform, implement the Ministry's law, improve public awareness, discourage harmful social practices, and strengthen cooperation among community members.
During these various reform-oriented meetings, which focused on implementing the Ministry's law, preventing misconduct, safeguarding women's Sharia-based rights, and improving coordination in relevant activities, the inspectors (Muhtasibs) called on religious scholars, tribal elders, and young people to support them in enforcing the law, promoting good deeds, and preventing wrongdoing within society.
They also urged participants to help prevent harmful incidents that contradict Islamic teachings and place people's lives at risk.
Participants pledged to continue joint efforts to implement Islamic Sharia rulings, promote social reform, and ensure the effective enforcement of Sharia-based laws. 
They also described holding such meetings as an effective way to strengthen coordination and cooperation between the public and the authorities.