Jihad in Afghanistan: Hitting Civilian Targets Is Not The Policy Of Islamic Emirate
02 June 2019By Al-Ikhwah Al-Mujahidun
Over the past several months, foreign invaders and the stooge Kabul
administration specifically have increased the tempo of their operations
against civilian targets and continually hit clinics, mosques and public
welfare projects in areas under the control of Islamic Emirate, causing
extensive human and material losses our fellow countrymen.
Even in this holy month of Ramadan, they attacked defenseless detainees under
their custody in Puli Charkhi Prison, leaving over 15 inmates martyred and
dozens wounded. The brutality did not end there rather they stopped providing
food, clean drinking water and other necessities to force the prisoners into
accepting their illegal demands.
The Islamic Emirate does not believe is revenge especially when it involves
civilians or public welfare institutions. Our religion, madhhab and official
policy have barred Mujahideen from hitting civilian targets in enemy control
areas or to mistreat prisoners in a similar fasion. Afghans understand better
than anyone else how homes, mosques, madrasas, prisons and even clinics are
targeted by the enemy in areas of Islamic Emirate. How medical doctors are
killed and their homes destroyed. And how enemy forces indiscriminately shell
and bomb villages where the Mujahideen are present.
But as the Islamic Emirate considers this country its own homeland and this
people its own nation, it continually takes all necessary steps for
drastically reducing civilian losses and continues to reevaluate and improve
these measures put into practice.
If we glance over the years of our current Jihad, a lot of tactics that have
proven effective against enemy forces but also had a high chance of inflicting
civilian losses have been abandoned by the Mujahideen. Specifically after the
directives of the esteemed Amir ul Mumineen Sheikh Hibatullah Akhundzada,
safeguarding civilian life during military operations has become the primary
concern of Mujahideen.
Similarly, extreme caution has been observed in choosing targets as the
Islamic Emirate has exerted efforts in only hitting targets that are directly
linked to the invaders or the stooge administration and can be defined as
enemy Shariah wise. Public welfare institutions, their workers, medical
facilities, educations facilities and international humanitarian organizations
are all not only categorized as non-targets by the Islamic Emirate but are
given assistance in delivering services when needed.
Generally speaking, all individuals and institutions that are not connected
politically or militarily and do not harm society are secure from attacks. If
ever an individual or organizations becomes an exception to the rule, it would
usually be due to justifiable reasons; but even if anyone from this group is
harmed by the Mujahideen, the effected individual or organization can contact
the Commission for Prevention of Civilians Casualties and Complaints and
register their complaint with the Islamic Emirate. This commission has
investigated and resolved hundreds of such cases over the past years.
The foundation of this independent Complaints Commission by the Islamic
Emirate was laid for the purpose that if civilians ever had concerns about the
Mujahideen or any specific operations, they can lodge their complaints with
the said commission.
Those international organizations that provide services with impartiality and
do not pursue harmful objectives, they will find that the Islamic Emirate had
and has a policy of supporting these activities to their full capabilities but
to prevent any misunderstanding, we expect them to be transparent in their
activities and in compliance with the Islamic Emirate.
In contrast to the Americans and Kabul administration, the Islamic Emirate is
extremely deliberate in choosing targets and does not want to inflict
pointless harm.
The policy of Islamic Emirate regarding civilians and public institutions was
and will continue to remain clear and unchanged. The Islamic Emirate shall
continue implementing measures that safeguard civilians and public welfare
institutions.
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