Keep in mind converting to Christianity is an offense punishable by death in Afghanistan.
Via CNS News:
Although U.S. troops have been in Afghanistan for 13-plus years fighting terrorists and aiding the government to a more stable rule, the Afghanistan newspaper Cheragh complained in a recent editorial that “Western democracy” has produced “negative effects” there and specifically cited missionaries who “fearlessly promote Christianity.”
As BBC Worldwide Monitoring reported, the independent newspaper Cheragh published an editorial on Jan. 27 entitled, “Promoting Islamophobia in the Islamic state of Afghanistan.”
“Western democracy, given to us as a gift by foreigners in our country, has had negative effects on our country, 99 per cent of whose population are Muslim,” reads the editorial. “One of the effects of this type of democracy is the presence and activities of Christian missionaries who have entered Afghanistan under the banner of humanitarian aid and social work.” […]
All of this has been planned by the United States, says Cheragh, because the West fears Islam, especially after seeing how resolute Muslims defeated the Soviet Union in Afghanistan in the 1980s.
“The West has been defeated in the hands of Islam many times and it knows that if the people of Afghanistan regain their Islamic spirit, Western interests would be put at risk,” says the editorial. “The West is, therefore, more afraid of Islam than it is afraid of a nuclear bomb. It is doing all it can to promote Christianity and immorality. It has launched a cultural offensive and is presenting Western examples to the public especially youth to keep them away from Islam.”