BBC Persian, 28 February 2014
An interesting reportage about a growing network of radical girls' madrassas centred in Kunduz, established by two mullas four years ago and called Ashraf ul-Madares. It already has branches in Takhar and Baghlan, and plans to expand to nine more provinces. According to civil society activists, the girls enroled in the madrassa have attacked them as 'kafer' already. English version to be published soon.
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