In Afghanistan, people are banned from wearing jeans and cutting their beards

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In Afghanistan, people are prohibited from wearing jeans and cutting their beards. This is reported by The Washington Post.

The widespread introduction of laws on the issue of honesty, in addition to the impersonality of fences for women, has led to the spread of sex for men. It is possible to sleep on the streets (for now), but the way of life is subject to certain changes:

• protection of short "close" haircuts and a long beard are less than a fist;
• non-Muslims cannot inherit their appearance, clothes and behavior – jeans are now “haram” (grikh – ed.);
• people are forbidden to admire their wives, their friends and relatives.

Such exchanges came as a surprise to the half of the population and sparked discussions – This was no longer the case when people began to marry the fences in favor of women.

The village residents realize that ministers of religious morality come and slyly plead with catchers who irregularly enter the mosque. The government officials are taking over because they can’t grow beards and are afraid of getting caught, and the officials from these very efforts are inspired to cut their clients’ hair.

New laws have given the police morality again wives will keep the suspects in check for up to three days. In cases where the destruction was systematic, the perpetrators are investigated under Sharia law, and the list of punishments ranges from fines and prison sentences to public beatings and stoning.

After coming to power in Afghanistan in 2021 And the Talibi defended:  men should bare their beards, women should go in for sports, women should listen to music and transport wives without hijab, change wives in speech and forcefully see deputy.

Prepared by: Serhiy Daga