Taliban says it will ban music in public places
According to the “New York Times” interview with Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid on August 25, local time, Mujahid denied allegations that the Taliban had been searching for people who had worked for the US military, saying that they would be in Afghanistan. very safe.
In addition, Mujahid confirmed that the Taliban will ban music playing in public. He said: “Music is forbidden in Islam, but we hope that we can persuade people not to do such a thing, instead of putting pressure on them.”
On August 16, the Taliban were on duty on the streets of Kabul, Afghanistan.Xinhua News Agency
Why women’s rights in Afghanistan receive widespread attention
Since the Taliban captured Kabul, the situation of Afghan women has been a topic of international debate. On August 24, Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid stated at a press conference in Kabul that Afghan professional women must stay at home in the near future until Afghanistan has established an appropriate system that can ensure women’s safety. But he also emphasized that this will be a “very short-term policy” and women will not be banned from working forever.
After the full seizure of power, the Taliban spokesperson announced that the Taliban will protect the rights and freedoms of women under the premise of Sharia law. The Taliban calls on Afghan women to stay in Afghanistan. The Taliban will protect their safety. It can be said that the Taliban treat women Attitudes and behaviors are based on their understanding of Sharia law.
Since the Taliban captured Kabul, the situation of Afghan women has been a topic of concern in international public opinion. The outside world, especially Afghan women, still have lingering fears about the harsh treatment of women when the Taliban took power last time. Before the Taliban seized Kabul, there were media reports that a large number of Afghan women began to flee Afghanistan. The famous Afghan female director Sahre Karimi appealed to the world to save Afghan women and girls through her own letter.
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