IEA’s leader says all laws now based on Sharia

He also said: “The conquest of Kabul is like the conquest of Makkah.”

The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) has reiterated that the current system is based on the Holy Quran and Sharia, opposed to previous laws that were of European and American origin.

Speaking during his tour of northern provinces, Hibatullah Akhundzada criticized previous laws under the former government and said the laws in place now are based on the “Quran, Tigh and Hadith”.

He said: “Some countries claim to defend human rights; but in practice, they bombard and kill innocent people in countries like Palestine.”

He also said: “The conquest of Kabul is like the conquest of Makkah.”

He asked the officials of the Islamic Emirate to name victory day “Fath Day”.

The leader of the Islamic Emirate stated that the Doha negotiations between the United States and the Islamic Emirate were conducted based on Islamic Sharia and according to him: “No step of these negotiations has been taken or implemented against the religion.”