JPD (Jamiat-e Islami Afghanistan)

Jamiat-e Islami Afghanistan (JPI) is a prominent political and religious organization in Afghanistan, founded in the 1970s. It primarily represents Afghan Tajiks and is grounded in Sunni Islamic principles. Historically, JPI played a significant role in resisting Soviet invasion and has been influential in Afghan politics, especially during the civil war and the post-Taliban era. The group advocates for an Islamic government based on Sharia law and emphasizes education, social justice, and national unity. Its leadership has included key figures in Afghanistan’s modern history, making it a major stakeholder in the country’s political landscape.