a long negotiation government free them in Kabul. In November 2010, Another man, Shoaib Assadullah Musawi, was jailed in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif after being accused of giving the New Testament to a friend, who then turned him in. Shoaib Assadullah was freed from prison on 30 March 2011 and on 14 April 2011 received a passport and left Afghanistan. In February 2011, International Christian Concern lauded the release of Said Musa (also spelled Sayed Mussa) an Afghan man who had been imprisoned for nine months for converting to Christianity. See also Islam and other religions Christianity and Islam Catholic Church in Afghanistan History of the Jews in Afghanistan Islam in Afghanistan Religion in Afghanistan Freedom of religion in Afghanistan Notes Sources External links Bible in Dari New Testament in Pashto Watandar