Author: Allah Noor Amiri
It is evident that with the fall of the Republic, the IEA extended its authority across all cities, villages, mountains, and valleys of the country. It established a peaceful atmosphere of unity, solidarity, and Islamic brotherhood among all segments of the population. People joyfully celebrated the defeat of global invaders.
The hopes for the reconstruction and development of the nation were entrusted to the courageous youths who emerged from the populace. Without delay, the heroes of jihad and the battlefield proclaimed the establishment of a Sharia-based system under the banner of the white Kalima throughout the nation. This unprecedented system emerged amidst global disbelief and arrogance after the decline of the Islamic Caliphate.
Subsequently, all civil ministries were organized and began offering services in a regular manner. The process of forming a trained Islamic military, intelligence services, and police force was swiftly initiated. Today, our country proudly boasts a well-trained military, intelligence apparatus, and police force that safeguard the nation’s borders, cities, and villages.
No individual possesses the audacity to openly rebel against the governing system and endanger the current state of peace; this serves as the crucial enigma behind the resilience and prosperity of the system. Nevertheless, focused assaults do not indicate the potency and authority of the adversary, as targeted assassinations are a common occurrence even in the most advanced nations such as the United States, Russia, Japan, and others, where prominent officials of the system frequently find themselves as targets.
These nations possess millions of trained soldiers and advanced intelligence capabilities, for which they allocate a substantial portion of their annual budgets. They have not experienced wars within their cities for centuries.
Does this imply that these nations are weak or unable to defend themselves? Or that the IEA, which has brought Western arrogance down, is incapable of facing the faithless forces of ISIS?
Absolutely not.
The nature of the enemy holds the answer. An enemy that remains concealed, with unknown battle lines and operational centers, uncertain number of fighters and equipment, lacking the intention and capacity to hold territory or establish control after attaining objectives, can be deemed as a cowardly and dishonorable enemy. Such adversaries must be thwarted to the best of one’s ability. However, these cowardly acts can never undermine the strength of the system or deter the achievement of its noble objectives.
Therefore, the world and neighboring countries must learn from the humiliating defeat of America and its allies. They should abandon the pursuit of illegitimate intelligence objectives in Afghanistan and cease harboring thoughts of weakening an unparalleled and resolute Islamic system through such means.
