26 January 2017

By Al-Ikhwah Al-Mujahidun

Peace and security is a natural requirement and need of human beings. Without peace and security humans could not live as social beings. In social needs, it perhaps should rank second, just after food and water. Hence the importance of peace should never be underestimated.

Prior to the American invasion of Afghanistan, the Afghans were living in a peaceful environment. They lived under an Islamic governance system of their choosing. This was and remains the only form of what the westerners call 'social contract' acceptable to the Afghans. The Islamic government of the time worked tirelessly to engage the international community to strengthen regional peace, advocated international norms of equal sovereignty and treatment, and called for regional and trans-regional cooperation to boost economic growth in our country.

While the enemies of Afghanistan tried to punish the Afghans and stifle their economy through sanctions due to their irrational and obstinate abomination of all Islamic ideas yet the steady economic growth of the time benefited the poor and needy rather than simply expanding the gap between the rich and the poor.

Yet despite the attempts of the Islamic government to engage with all foreign nations some western states shunned our extended hand. When America was attacked in the middle of 2001 their political leaders at the time immediately pointed their fingers at the Taliban without any proper and due investigation. They failed to provide any material evidence to support their claim that these attacks were indeed planned in our country.

Despite the lack of any extradition treaty and without working within international norms and rules the Americans and their allies' simply dictated terms all the while rapidly mobilizing their forces for an imminent attack. The Islamic government tried everything to reach a peaceful settlement and explicitly stated that there was no threat present from Afghanistan to other nations yet despite all this America and her allies launched their unprovoked attack – of dubious legality – on our nation and shattered the fragile peace reigning therein.

Over the past 15 years the Afghan nation has offered endless sacrifices to retain their independence and to throw away the yoke of foreign servitude. While they have suffered, yet they have remained resilient in their desire to maintain their independence and bring about a political settlement of their choosing. Afghans are tired of war, yet they will fight another 40 years rather than give up their dream of living under an Islamic governance system of their choosing and unencumbered by the threats of outside powers.

The Enemy is Breathing it's Last in Helmand

The champions of the Islamic Emirate, the Mujahideen, have – with the help of Allah Almighty and the assistance and prayers of the Afghan nation – managed, after wrestling control of the countryside, to enter the center of Helmand province. The enemy forces are in a state of retreat and the Mujahideen are solidifying and expanding their presence in the city.

Just a few days prior to this triumph, the regime's governor for Helmand – Hayatullah Hayat – was interviewed by BBC where he stated that his forces have snatched the initiative from the Taliban and halted their advance. He promised to soon cleanse all of Helmand from the Mujahideen.

Similarly the previously Communist warlord – General Jabbar Qahraman – stated the Mujahideen will make no further inroads in Helmand and will even be driven out of faraway districts such as Musa Qala. Yet it was after such far-fetched boasting by the above two that the Mujahideen launched their advance on the city and began their conquest.

The Islamic Emirate's governor for Helmand province – Mullah Abdul Manan – in an interview with Alemarah stated that the government failed to prevent Mujahideen advances in Nawa, Khanshin, Nad Ali, and Marjah. Therefore they will be incapable of defending Lashkar Gah and hence, instead of causing damage to civilians and national infrastructure, they withdraw from the city.

Similarly Mullah Abdul Manan called on the soldiers of the regime to surrender to the Mujahideen and not risk their lives and religious abode for the interests of others. He guaranteed a safe passage home to those soldiers that surrendered to the Mujahideen.

Approximately 98% of Helmand is currently under the control of the Mujahideen. The people are living peaceful and prosperous lives. They are free from government and moral corruption. Schools and madrasas are fully functioning. And the people – rather than worrying for their lives – are busy with improving trade and commerce.

The people of Helmand everywhere assist the Mujahideen and consider them a welcome change from the corruption, degradation and arbitrariness of the regimes administrative system. Similarly the Islamic Emirate and its Mujahideen promise to protect the lives and properties of those living under our governance. To strive to improve the lifestyles of its citizens. And to defend our people, our property and our cultural heritage from those that seek to destroy it. 

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