In a message on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, the former president of Afghanistan asked the Taliban to make peace with themselves first, then with Islam, and then with the Afghan nation.

Ashraf Ghani added in his message on Monday () that if stable security is not achieved, the responsibility will be on the shoulders of the Taliban leaders.

Mr. Ghani wrote in his message: "The continuous blood and violence has damaged our collective psyche and maybe it's time for us all to reject using it as a means to achieve political goals."

According to Mr. Ghani, "reasonable use of the available opportunity can consign the story of half a century of blood and fire in the country to history, provided that it is not used as a tactic to achieve group goals by the Taliban."

Mr. Ghani has pointed out that right now the world is facing a crisis that will cover the whole world and will remain for many years. He asked whether the Taliban knows the power of this crisis and whether it has measured its human, financial and technical capabilities to face it. In the following, he replied that the answer to these questions is negative. Because they are fighting with people and religion in the name of religion.

The former president of Afghanistan has accused the Taliban of auctioning off the country's natural wealth to meet their immediate needs and facing historical responsibility. Ashraf Ghani has emphasized that neither the Taliban have the right nor the legitimacy to give Afghanistan's mines to anyone in secret transactions, nor do foreign companies and countries have the right to plunder Afghanistan's reserves in the absence of legitimacy

Mr. Ghani emphasized that a conclusion should be reached on the form of the system and the constitution, the limits of the discussion should be clarified and the people should decide on these issues. According to him, people's decision is the way to reach legitimacy.

He also added that the people of Afghanistan have the right to ask the warlords why they wasted historical opportunities and filled their pockets and banks.