The Taliban's War on Drug Addiction [Short film]

[@keekl6870]

Once you are hooked to drugs, it's extremely hard to unhook yourself from addiction. I was there. I was addicted to all kinds of drugs for about 20 years. Alhamdulillah, I've been free and sober for 4 years now. May Allah grant speedy and full recovery for our brothers & sisters in Afghanistan. May Afghanistan (and all Muslims & Muslim countries) are blessed by Allah.

[@chicken5706]

May Allah keep you steadfast and reward you for overcoming this struggle, ameen.

[@masari252]

I'm very happy to see unbiased content on Afghanistan, as other media outlets are very harsh in depicting them. I can't wait to see more of this, jazakumu Allahu khayran

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@The_Musalman]

​@@خوشهگندم-ق4شSo you think this whole video is staged, and may be whole Afghanistan is acting ryt? With your logic, you could be a Israeli IT cell member, defaming Afghanistan by commenting lies about taliban.

[@phoenixrising8640]

​@خوشهگندم-ق4ش don't speak for us in Afghanistan. The majority of us Afghans support our T-ali-ba-n, who are our own ordinary Afghans from all over Afghanistan. We know what good our T-ali-ba-n

[@fardeenmahmud8866]

The Taliban consists of righteous Muslim men who fear Allah. The fake claim that they earn revenue from producing opium is completely preposterous to me.

[@fawadahmadi9579]

100%

[@NasaryZalmai]

As an Afghan living in Afghanistan, I wholeheartedly thank you for putting unbiased content about Afghanistan. It is for once refreshing to see an unbiased, factual take of Afghanistan, shown as it is.👏❤️

[@ReasonTox]

It warms my heart to see an oppressed people being able to free themselves from the shackles of their enemies. May Allah bless the beautiful people of Afghanistan and grant the same freedom to my people in Palestine.

[@rehenabegum3197]

Ameen!

[@toryal100]

الهم آمین یارب 😭

[@Learn_English_in_Pashto]

Aameen!

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@iwatchwithnoads7480]

​@@خوشهگندم-ق4شu the spokesman for USA?

[@CineRanter]

A fascinating documentary. Dont see anyone else talking about this. One comment though - the subtitles are very small

[@IamFree2]

A surprise to see you here, but a pleasant one

[@VDOless]

Yup the subtitles are not easy on the eyes

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@IamFree2]

@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش Search "Afghanistan" and you will find many KZbinrs doing the same videos as him for the last 3 years, Afghanistan is a open county since Taliban took control

[@SyedAhmedJaved]

Lol ​@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش

[@jamesmc81]

There's non Muslim families in the west that would pay for their addicted loved ones to go for rehab here. Opioid/heroin addiction is life and death, the rehab should be accordingly sever.

[@Point-ks6yj]

I appreciate that but don’t that goes against principles of people who always use excuses like consent and choice ?

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@kasuji1]

here in the UK they keep addicts addicted, they just put them on methadone, its a waste of a life and waste of resources...poor logic never understood it

[@Mac1Eleven]

@@خوشهگندم-ق4شyou mean the same Afghan people who helped the US invade ? Those kafirs who worked against Muslims and Islam to promote western ideology there. May Allah curse the enemies of the Taliban and may Allah make the Muslims victorious over the traitors who speak the way you do

[@Notangryjustdisappointed-em2uz]

The family dynamics of Afghanistan under a microscope will show a cycle of dysfunction between females and underage boys that manifests as severe dominance in adult men. That cycle broken would start to heal the sexual abuse of boys.

[@k0DeTeArZ]

The simple facts are that opium production was high under the US influenced government of Afghanistan of the 1970s, decreased 3 fold by 2001 under the Taliban, and then increased 3 fold and more under the US to the same level as in the 1970s.

[@AleahHona]

Gulbudin Hekmatyar was one of the main guys (backed by us-ci@) behind the production

[@Anshuman566]

Same goes for women rights ..

[@SeekingAjar]

@@Anshuman566lol yeah whatever that means

[@MoEDrA-vr5xt]

​@@Anshuman566are you from r@pe capital I mean India? And your religion is that one where let alone women just being born to a certain family make them lower cast and subject to unthinkable tortures. I will advice you acquire knowledge about what brahmins(priest class ) and chatrias (ruler class) did to dalits and other lower cast people.

[@mujahidhasan118]

​@@Anshuman566u from rp capital from the world. so stfu

[@nrahman3943]

Jazak-Allah Khairun Ya Akhi. 🇧🇩💚

[@hubb-tech]

Jazakallah khair for sharing. It was very insightful.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@cncmoh]

You brought tears to eyes to see how IEA government is helping those people. May Allaah continues to bless them and protect them.

[@AtalBad]

Allahamduillah since IEA come There is no longer drugs and my neighbour not only leaves drugs but also learns about Islam and making clothes now he is working and feeding his family

[@salbah6623]

This is wholesome. This is Leadership. Jazak Allahu Kharian for the insights and education.

[@hodanabdulkadir9019]

I love it the fact they putted islam and the deen of allaah in first place may allaah make it easy for them ameen

[@nomsey10]

Replacing the opium addiction with the love of Allah is the best way Alham du lilah

[@TacticalHovak]

😊

[@a.i2963]

I think the Taliban Government has achieved great things ever since they threw out the American oppressors and its allies. I firmly believe that Afghanistan and the Taliban government have a great future ahead of them and I hope that Afghanistan becomes an example for other Muslim countries to follow inshallah

[@hassandiallo5326]

SHARIA HAS COME, falsehood vanished, QURAN 17:81

[@القرانالكريم-ظ4ك6ز]

45 days was because 40 days according to the scholars is a period for spiritual transformation to inculcate a habit and mindset like how Sayyiduna Musa A.S stayed at Mt.Toor for 40 nights

[@muhammadarefkamarudin9752]

Jazakumullahu khairan brother

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@moppyd6681]

Great stuff, Dilly. Very interesting and promising for the IEA.

[@sayedkunduzi8250]

Thank you so much for grateful support, and highly appreciate for good representation of lovely Afghanistan.

[@Faqr-e-Ghayoor]

Bbc will never show this

[@Dusty118]

A fascinating and important piece. Thanks, Dilly.

[@hassnainali2176]

In a world of shadows and deceit, you shine as a beacon of truth. May ALLAH bless you brother

[@hasnaatiqbal3809]

More of these style documentaries please🙏🏽

[@aabdulll]

May Allah the Almighty bless the land of Afghanistan and its people. Alhamdulillah things are looking promising, in sha Allah it will only get better with time!

[@Naz24780]

Great documentary exactly what the prison system should be doing around the world well done to the authorities in Afghanistan Great job Dilly!

[@IstanbulBeautyOne]

Great report for Noble work from trustworthy Government

[@TheGreatLakeRuler]

TaliBros 💪🏴💚

[@Taliban.The.Hyperpower]

Allahu Akbar! God is the greatest!

[@jammy3912]

😎

[@inriyad]

talibros are our bother in arms

[@bebs-l4z]

UK PRISON DONT HELP U I GOT 10 YEARS I SERVED 5 YEARS 6 MONTHS EXTRA I SMOKED LOAD HEROIN IN PRISON LOADS DRUGS IN PRISON I WENT CAME OUT STILL WITH A ABBIT ITS HARD BRO 44 YEARS OLD BEEN ON FOR 24 YEARS ON IT I AM FROM UK 🇬🇧 IN BIRMINGHAM ASTON PRAY FOR ME BROTHER DILLY

[@Checkmate025]

Bro. Book a ticket to Afghanistan, and try this place. Its worth trying. First you will change your environment and will stay away from the vices of the past, and second, you will develop some new skills. As long as your intention is good, God will make a way.

[@marigold9736]

My son got addicted to drugs after an accident through prescription medication. One day he was using substance at home I went to sleep and in my dream I went to the supernatural world , I went to a house and took drugs, while I was taking drugs I saw my another self watching me , and I know why people can't give up drugs easily. While you are using substance your physical eyes are watching you , and your heart also watching you , the heart feels very scared and so the heart goes into protective mode to save itself from the damage you are doing to the body and mind then you are left with no strength to fight addiction . You will feel sad empty and alone lost like you want to disappear. In my real life , I never touched drugs. First you have to get clean , Then Everyday You have to heal your heart. Drug addiction takes the brain to very dark places normal people have no clue. Once your heart feels it's safe , it will give you the signal to feel happy and strength. Talk to your heart. Say you are sorry , because inside the heart is the home of our soul , The souls come to the earth to grow in goodness . It's a true event, I prayed so much for my son Allah showed me the answer.

[@tantradossantos4501]

May God make it easy for you.

[@AllNewsAc]

Thanks for this

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@basmaahm8538]

Baarak Allahu fiekum for this important documentary!

[@banderashehri3307]

Masha Allah, thank you 5pillars for covering the work our Afghani brothers are making. Jazakom Allah Khayran ❤

[@yasminea7149]

Afghan brothers. Afghani = local currency.

[@toryal100]

Thank you very much for showing the positive images of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Western, and American media will never show this

[@MozammelHaqueTushar247]

May Allah Bless Afghan Brothers And Sisters. 🇧🇩❤️🇦🇫

[@ajav110]

Afghanistan will prosper inshaAllah

[@АртёмЭристов]

MashaAllah!

[@SIGSEGV1337]

You should change your profile picture, that man represents kufr

[@gomguppie2]

Masha Allah

[@faisalali5025]

Bro this is gold... S❤

[@muhammadf7076]

I cannot emphasise enough how eye opening and important this video is. May Allah bless you for the effort you put in and enable you to produce more videos on such topics. BarakAllah Feek

[@dd-xl9nv]

Waheedullah Moakhil's English was pretty good for only studying 7 month mash'Allah

[@shiiney3941]

😂😂 he doesnt spoken english🙄🙄

[@Ror747]

@@shiiney3941 and you can speak English look at to your writing clown 🤡 before judging someone else 😂

[@pakistaneye9200]

Even better than me being graduated in English 😂

[@dd-xl9nv]

@@pakistaneye9200 😂😂

[@abuyousufmusa4198]

😂😂😂 seems like staged or scripted

[@emirshah4741]

This is a form of saving lives, great work and progress to the people of Afghanistan and 5 Pillars. Would it be possible to maybe have a debate or open the discussion, on how the strategy applied in this video, compared to strategies applied in other countries, especially in the west. Which strategy is best and should the better strategy be implemented in other countries in order to rehabilitate and save the lives of many more people.

[@shakirsohail1681]

The us and NATO gifts for the afghans and Afghanistan

[@segfault4568]

Yeah The US And NATO is also responsible for Afghans selling Drugs in Iran and Smoking scorpions in Pakistan. Some Cultures just cannot be civilized no matter how hard you try Afghan Culture is one of those.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@damzindaniel9443]

Mashallah brother , you have the vest voice over/speaker voice for documentary .. from the start you make people listen to you . Mashallah May allah raise you in Ranks in jannah . Amin

[@muslimmuslim8095]

Amazing! What a kool approach to sorting the drug addiction.

[@charsibaba6960]

Nice idea yes but we must wait to see the long term results before claiming that the drug problem is stopped .

[@suliemankhanzazaii-wu5lc]

Many thanks my dear brother, inshallah you and all your friends and family will get rewards for sharing this information with us.❤❤❤❤❤

[@Generation21.]

Mash Allah ❤️ May Allah bless Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan 🇦🇫🤲

[@HashShYT]

🇦🇫 ❌ 🏳️ ✅

[@thewaytosalvation145]

You cannot hate these brothers. They implement Islam and Help the lowest classes in Society.

[@jonathandavis8958]

This is exactly how Malcolm X described the NOI method for rehabilitation

[@HanifaZazai-ml8fg]

Jaza kala khair for highlighting the truth about Afghanistan I really wish that you visit Afghanistan again insha Allah and bring more beautiful videos about that beautiful country and people ❤

[@AlHindh313]

Thanks for spreading the truth. ‏جزاك الله خير❤

[@bonjey1]

more short documentaries like this please! (or long)!

[@Jaafar_Alkhalifa]

May Allah grant them ease and protect them and us from trials and tribulations.

[@CLBOO6]

You guys should totally do more documentary like this.

[@weirdstrafer9263]

subhanallah I had watched another video about these rehabilitation centres. They didn't have these "skill centers" back then, atleast not show them. May allah increase afghan people

[@yasminea7149]

Afghan people. Afghani = local currency.

[@weirdstrafer9263]

@@yasminea7149 i have corrected, jazakhallah khair

[@yasminea7149]

​@@weirdstrafer9263Thank you😊

[@fadhabashir405]

Love Afghanistan & its free people 🇦🇫 ❤

[@789loveislam]

May Allah help and guide us all. Ameen

[@TheOneummah11]

Alhamdulillah, Waheedullah Moakhil's English was quite good, better than mine ( a graduate of a prestigious Indian university) . May Allah SWT bless the government and people of Afghanistan.. May Afghanistan and Ummah prosper.

[@TabeshKhan]

99% reduction of Poppy cultivation is achieved compared to US occupation days already.

[@Ibtisamsa]

This is an interesting film.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

Yes interesting but false information and lies from a Taliban lobby and undercover spokesmen.

[@defenderofhumanity740]

In the west you don't get this support for addiction unless you are well off because you can pay for this. I salute you to the government of Afghanistan. You are truly looking after your people. I seen another documentary about an ex addict leading and taking other addicts off the streets. He said he was saving them and their families of grief.

[@saulihamangerah]

MashaAllah. May Allah grant them full success in this endeavor and grant them prosperity despite the sanctions imposed on them and 9 billion of their national assets stolen by USA.

[@salmaniazi9424]

As an Afghan I appreciate your honest reporting of Emarat Islami on the war on addiction which was a fruit of American invation of Afghanistan. Thank you

[@RORAtherose]

‏الحمد والشكر إلك يا رب الله يقويهم

[@mohisinas4286]

Jazakallah ❤...thanks

[@salplayer9198]

When Afghan was under the eagle, they blame taliban for the drug accusing it as Taliban's drug empire, and now that Taliban in power, the drug industry being eradicate. That saying a lot

[@SheharyarsTamedBirds]

SubhanAllah! In the west there would be rehab centers and you could only be treated if you pay them $$$. All drug addicts are left homeless in US. May Allah bless these Afghan brothers and the production team for this doc.

[@asmashareef9680]

Was waiting for this video since his interview on blogging theology

[@mooktakim]

The subtitles we're added very badly, too small and not enough time to read. Recommend larger font and keeping it up longer, esp when showing different clips while someone talking.

[@nazmulislam8265]

Mashallah great post

[@abidmalikzad7192]

Thank you for this video, May Allah bless the people of that land Again, Insh'Allah

[@madina-vh4vi]

Thank you ❤

[@lbnFadl]

Beautiful video. Just a bit of advice, endemic is an adjective rather than a noun.

[@lbnFadl]

@saqlainnazir8309 Show me a dictionary or reference book that lists it as a noun. Every one I've just checked says it is an adjective. A disease can be endemic, but it is not an endemic itself. Check your manners, while you're at it.

[@Point-ks6yj]

@@lbnFadl "Endemic" can be both a noun and an adjective, but it is primarily used as an adjective. - **As an adjective**, it describes something that is regularly found in a particular place or among a particular group. For example: "Malaria is endemic in certain tropical regions." - **As a noun**, it refers to a species or disease that is native or restricted to a particular geographic region. For example: "The endemic of the island is a unique species of bird." However, its adjective form is much more common.

[@niinculus]

Mashallah may Allah swt increase their health and wealth and imaan

[@tanjinaafrin2937]

MasaAllah

[@salahuddinkakar6681]

Welcome to Afghanistan brotha!

[@Manjra__]

Jazakallah khair ❤

[@MustaphaAwwal]

Jazakumullahu Khairan sir ❤❤

[@ajmalkhan2973]

Great journalism

[@Yoyo-dx8wz]

Great documentation 💕❤️😍

[@لؤي-ك9س]

Thank you Dilly

[@KhalilHerawi-bw7yz]

Jazakallah 😢

[@k4kashaan]

Great video. Subs if larger would have been better though

[@sharifshah5151]

You know why Taliban fought hard against drug addiction, it’s to work in silence and backstage with dealing drugs, it’s a liability to trade drug and have addicts. Badakhshan is still full of poppy.

[@kamranhussain-v7h]

Mashaalah dilly bro may allah bless you ameen

[@shsh-he5qg]

If only the west had the same system! So many people would be saved

[@AdamAdam-t7v7r]

Excellent Ma-sha-Allah

[@hassandiallo5326]

THE WEST KILLS, ISLAM GIVES LIFE.

[@truthful8608]

This video explains the difference of treating afg people by the present government versus the previous US backed government.

[@see30me20soo]

Ma Sha Allah ❤❤❤

[@Yoyo-dx8wz]

Barakallah feek ❤️❤️❤️

[@Al-inkillabi]

May Allah protect and unite Afghans. ❤🏳️🇦🇫 Islam is the solution - it will not only physically but also mentally and spiritually rehabilitate you from any kinds of addiction. May Allah Grant you Jannah, Dilly thank you for sharing this.

[@fatimah9202]

Alhamdullillahi Rabbil Alameen. Jazaa kAllahu khairah fid daarain

[@hafsayahya1168]

It’s not harsh

[@JaveriaKashmiri369]

9:10, MashAllah.. 👏

[@alberxenos]

السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ Assalamu’alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

[@ebadkhan7916]

When is the Kabul-Kandahar video will come out??

[@digitalcomplexity]

Alhamdulillah Rabbil Alamin Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

I think this man is appointed the new spokesman of Taliban. Or their foreign minister. But I don’t know how he got to know all the things about Afghanistan in a matter of few days especially so many good things about the Taliban that Afghan people themselves don’t know.

[@charsibaba6960]

Opiate addiction has been studied for many decades and much data is available . Hopefully this approach to “treatment” being used in Afghanistan will have success but years of data will need to be compiled before we know if there will be an improvement in the cure rate . It seems that relapse is a part of addiction and many patients suffer relapses until they finally get free from the habit often after several stays in rehab clinics .

[@aafiaturkey6748]

I can imagine the US and UK using this approach to cure the disease of drug addiction