According to media reports, women training as midwives and nurses in Afghanistan have been ordered not to return to their classes

Afghanistan's cricket star Rashid Khan has urged the Taliban to reverse their ban on medical training for women, highlighting its negative impact on the nation's future and women's dignity. The Taliban's ongoing restrictions on female education have sparked international condemnation and exacerbated the shortage of medical professionals.

Demanding the Taliban to lift the ban it imposed on girls from pursuing medical education, Afghanistan cricketer Rashid Khan on Wednesday said that such a step will not only affect their future but will impact the broader fabric of Afghan society.

Khan's call for change has resonated with many, as his influence continues to inspire discussions about the future of Afghanistan, particularly in terms of women's rights and access to education

Star Aghanistan spinner Rashid Khan came out in support of Afghan women after the Taliban regime in another repressionary move, banned them from studying in med

Cricket star Rashid Khan has expressed his disappointment upon hearing the news of the closure of educational and medical centers in Afghanistan. While not naming the Taliban directly, he hopes the group will reconsider its decision and allow women and girls to pursue education according to the principles of Islam.

Afghanistan cricket star Rashid Khan took to social media and made a plea to the Taliban government to reconsider a recent decision. Rashid put out a long post on the internet that won the hearts of cricket fans.

They were reacting to reports that the Taliban had closed down institutes for women training as nurses and midwives

Afghan cricketer Rashid Khan has implored the Taliban to reconsider their ban on women attending midwifery and nursing courses. He emphasized the importance of education for both men and women in Islam,

Following the Taliban’s recent decision to ban Afghan women from midwifery and nursing courses, Khan expressed his concerns and urged the authorities to reconsider their stance, stating that education cannot be denied.