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Afghanistan

The Quran holds supreme spiritual, legal, and cultural authority in Afghanistan, serving as the ultimate guide for personal morality and societal norms. From early childhood, Afghan youth learn to recite its verses in local madrasas and village mosques, standardizing religious education across regions. Afghanistan also boasts a rich history of Islamic calligraphy and manuscript production, particularly in historical cultural hubs like Herat. Beyond religious practice, the Quran forms the baseline of the country's legal system and judicial interpretations, while daily language in both Dari and Pashto is heavily interwoven with Quranic idioms and expressions.

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Translations available here