Wikipedia's first sentence called it “nonprofit organization which was established in 2004 by a group of committed muslims and patriot afghans in kab”. Today it says “islamist nonprofit organization based in afghanistan”.
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The opening as it read in 2025
Jamiat Eslah ( Pashto : د افغانستان ټولنيز اصلاح او پرمختګ ټولنه ,"Afghan Society for Social Reforms & Development") ( Persian : جمعیت اصلاح افغانستان) is an Islamist nonprofit organization based in Afghanistan. Established in 2004, it operates in Kabul and other important cities of Afghanistan, and is financed by a number of Afghan intellectuals, teachers and businessman. “Jameiat Eslah of Afghanistan” is social institution founded within Islamic thoughts in order to maintain beliefs, ideas, ethics, values and Islamic culture; and operates with the purpose of the development of personal and social life of Afghan people-all Afghan men and women; and since has been established by the sons of this land, it has put addressing the needs and problems of the country on the top of its religious responsibilities and national priorities. “Jameiat Eslah” has been established to gather all the caring and sincere characters of the country around this ring and breed them in a way that night and day they spend in gain of the pleasant of Allah Almighty and in the reformative effort for the people and their homeland, they may strive in the pursuit of independence, territorial integrity, and to protect religious and national values and Islamic identity with their own lives and work. In the recent bombings of Afghanistan, one of the prominent associates of this organization was killed, Mohammad Atef.
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The opening as it stood in 2015
Afghan Society for Social Reforms and Development (ASSRD) or Jamiat-e-Eslah ( Dari / Pashto : جمعيت اصلاح) , is a nonprofit organization which was established in 2004 by a group of committed Muslims and patriot Afghans in Kabul. ASSRD functions in Kabul and other important cities of Afghanistan . It aims to contribute to development of the country in all aspects of social life mainly through education, public services, media, capacity building and cultural activities. During last decade, ASSRD established several public education centers such as schools, religious education centers, teacher training institutions, and a cultural association for youth. In addition, ASSRD has provided some humanitarian assistance by rendering some aids to the needy among the people of society.
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Jamiat Eslah ( , "Afghan Society for Social Reforms & Development") is an Islamist nonprofit organization based in Afghanistan.Established in 2004, it operates in Kabul and other important cities of Afghanistan, and is financed by a number of Afghan intellectuals, teachers and businessman.
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Jamiat Eslah ( ,"Afghan Society for Social Reforms & Development") ( Persian : جمعیت اصلاح افغانستان) is an Islamist nonprofit organization based in Afghanistan. Established in 2004, it operates in Kabul and other important cities of Afghanistan, and is financed by a number of Afghan intellectuals, teachers and businessman. “Jameiat Eslah of Afghanistan” is social institution founded within Islamic thoughts in order to maintain beliefs, ideas, ethics, values and Islamic culture; and operates with the purpose of the development of personal and social life of Afghan people-all Afghan men and women; and since has been established by the sons of this land, it has put addressing the needs and problems of the country on the top of its religious responsibilities and national priorities.“Jameiat Eslah” has been established to gather all the caring and sincere characters of the country around this ring and breed them in a way that night and day they spend in gain of the pleasant of Allah Almighty and in the reformative effort for the people and their homeland, they may strive in the pursuit of independence, territorial integrity, and to protect religious and national values and Islamic identity with their own lives and work.In the recent bombings of Afghanistan, one of the prominent associates of this organization was killed, Mohammad Atef.
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nonprofit organization which was established in 2004 by a group of committed muslims and patriot afghans in kab
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islamist nonprofit organization based in afghanistan
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