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Safrang analyzes the ways in which the government of Afghanistan is and is not responsible for the death of Ajmal Naqshbandi.
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Ajmal was my mother’s cousin – we pray for him and ask Allah SWT to give him a place in heaven, for he died doing what he belived in.
allah give his soul peace and allah give his family sabre.