An estimated 99.7% of the Afghan population ( 40,218,234 ) is Muslim and most are thought to adhere to the Sunni Hanafi school. Afghan Christians, who number 500–8,000, practice their faith secretly due to intense societal opposition, and there are no public churches.
Looks are there aren't many/if any. And if they do exist, they practice in secret. There isn't any Good News of the Kingdom being preached in Afghanistan. So what is the Watchtower's take on nations that never hear the good news? Isn't the Watchtower Society blood guilty due to them not preaching to these nations? And if God will resurrect all people who never had a chance to hear the good news, why preach to anyone?
STUDY ARTICLE 21
Revelation—What It Means for Your Future
17 Who will benefit from these wonderful provisions? First of all, the great crowd of Armageddon survivors, along with any children who may be born in the new world. But Revelation chapter 20 also promises that the dead will be resurrected. (Read Revelation 20:11-13.) Faithful “righteous” ones who died in the past along with “unrighteous” ones—who did not receive an adequate opportunity to learn about Jehovah—will all come back to life here on the earth. (Acts 24:15; John 5:28, 29) Does this mean that everyone will be resurrected to life on earth during the Thousand Year Reign? No. Those who wickedly rejected the opportunity to serve Jehovah before their death will not be raised to life. They had their chance and proved that they were not worthy of life on the Paradise earth.—Matt. 25:46; 2 Thess. 1:9; Rev. 17:8; 20:15.