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Muslim union calls on Taliban to establish fair rule
Qatar-based International Union of Muslim Scholars receives delegation from Taliban's political office in Doha
Gulsen Topcu |
20.09.2021 - Update : 20.09.2021
DOHA, Qatar
The Qatar-based International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS) urged the Taliban on Sunday to establish fair rule in Afghanistan.
IUMS said in a statement that its president, Ahmad al-Raysuni, and Secretary-General Ali al-Qaradagi received a delegation from the Taliban's political office in the Qatari capital Doha.
During the meeting, Al-Qaradagi called on the Taliban to establish a fair administration.
The Taliban took over Afghanistan in mid-August and have announced a 33-member interim government.
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