Iraqi schools turn away from secular teachings.
Not sure how many of these schools there are now, but I hope that the Iraqis really do feel free to choose.
[Critics say the rigid Howza curriculum has its shortcomings.
"What we risk having 10 or 15 years down the line is an absence of lawyers, an absence of technicians, doctors, engineers who are able to push the country forward," says Middle East analyst Turi Munthe.]
From, MSNBC.