Afghanistan: General News and Discussion

[RescueRanger]

Evident in this thread people don't understand Afghanistan at all.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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"Alhamdullilah, the entire park is free of women, and it is safe for all men to come and have a good time," says this Taliban member from the Ministry of Vice and Virtue.

 

[Magadh]

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"Alhamdullilah, the entire park is free of women, and it is safe for all men to come and have a good time," says this Taliban member from the Ministry of Vice and Virtue.

Gender-segregated societies often experience higher rates of incest, homosexuality, and zoophilia

 

[BP2]

InshaAllah all women in Paris will dress like that in the coming future.

I heard Islam will be majority in France in a century or two. Alhamdulillah

I really don't think the endemic people of France will agree.

France took control of Algeria ffor 132 years, but we had to leave. So the contrary may happend, and far before 132 years.

 

[RescueRanger]

I really don't think the endemic people of France will agree.

France took control of Algeria ffor 132 years, but we had to leave. So the contrary may happend, and far before 132 years.

Ignore his idiotic comment. Its devoid of factual information.

 

[Mrc]

They shud ban women all together just keep londas

 

[313Ghazi]

They shud ban women all together just keep londas

That would fit in with their culture and sort out a problem. In fact we should swap all our male afghan refugees for female ones.

 

[ghazi52]

Taliban chief tells Afghan officials to enforce new morality law​

AFP
September 2, 2024

Afghan girls from a madrassa walk along a road in Balkh province’s Sholgara district on Sunday. — AFP
Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has ordered Afghan officials to enact a sweeping new morality law curtailing women’s rights and enshrining an austere vision of Islamic society.

Taliban authorities last month announced the law, which includes rules that women’s faces, bodies and voices should be “covered” outside the home, among 35 articles dictating behaviour and lifestyle.

While many of the measures have been informally enforced since the Taliban’s takeover in 2021, their formal codification sparked an outcry from the international community and rights groups.

Akhundzada told civil and military officials “they should implement … the law of promoting virtue in society”, a statement by the Information and Culture Department of Faryab province said.

The reclusive Akhundzada rules by decree from a hideout in southern Kandahar province but made the order in a rare trip to northern Faryab last week, according to the statement released on Sunday.

The new law prohibits women from raising their voices in public and requires them to cover their entire body and face if they need to leave their homes, which they should only do “out of necessity”.

Men’s behaviour and dress are also strictly regulated under the edict, which instructs them not to wear shorts above the knee or to trim their beards closely.

Other parts of the law dictate prayer attendance as well as bans on keeping photos of living beings, homosexuality, animal fighting, playing music in public and non-Muslim holidays.

The law sets out graduated punishments that morality police are empowered to dole out, from verbal warnings to threats, fines and detentions of varying lengths.

The head of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, Roza Otunbayeva, called the law a “distressing vision for Afghanistan’s future”.

Akhundzada was in Faryab on Friday after visiting Badghis province in his first official visit to northern Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover, Faryab’s Department of Information and Culture head Shamsullah Mohammadi told AFP

 

[MapleKing]

Why ban voice? When has voice been awrah?

 

[Abid123]

Saudi Arabia should go to the Afghan Taliban and teach them the correct understanding of Islam

Saudi Arabia teach correct "Islam".

 

[Raiden]

I really don't think the endemic people of France will agree.

France took control of Algeria ffor 132 years, but we had to leave. So the contrary may happend, and far before 132 years.

France will either lose by demographic shift or the classical societal decline that will eventually comes to you.

At some point the Western civilization will collapse and the Islamic civilization will rebound, and once that happens, we'll likely be seeing Islamic army back in France. Once that happens I'll expect women in all of Europe dresses in Islamic dress code

 

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[RescueRanger]

Taliban chief tells Afghan officials to enforce new morality law​

AFP
September 2, 2024

Afghan girls from a madrassa walk along a road in Balkh province’s Sholgara district on Sunday. — AFP
Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has ordered Afghan officials to enact a sweeping new morality law curtailing women’s rights and enshrining an austere vision of Islamic society.

Taliban authorities last month announced the law, which includes rules that women’s faces, bodies and voices should be “covered” outside the home, among 35 articles dictating behaviour and lifestyle.

While many of the measures have been informally enforced since the Taliban’s takeover in 2021, their formal codification sparked an outcry from the international community and rights groups.

Akhundzada told civil and military officials “they should implement … the law of promoting virtue in society”, a statement by the Information and Culture Department of Faryab province said.

The reclusive Akhundzada rules by decree from a hideout in southern Kandahar province but made the order in a rare trip to northern Faryab last week, according to the statement released on Sunday.

The new law prohibits women from raising their voices in public and requires them to cover their entire body and face if they need to leave their homes, which they should only do “out of necessity”.

Men’s behaviour and dress are also strictly regulated under the edict, which instructs them not to wear shorts above the knee or to trim their beards closely.

Other parts of the law dictate prayer attendance as well as bans on keeping photos of living beings, homosexuality, animal fighting, playing music in public and non-Muslim holidays.

The law sets out graduated punishments that morality police are empowered to dole out, from verbal warnings to threats, fines and detentions of varying lengths.

The head of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, Roza Otunbayeva, called the law a “distressing vision for Afghanistan’s future”.

Akhundzada was in Faryab on Friday after visiting Badghis province in his first official visit to northern Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover, Faryab’s Department of Information and Culture head Shamsullah Mohammadi told AFP

1.The new law prohibits women from raising their voices in public and requires them to cover their entire body and face if they need to leave their homes, which they should only do “out of necessity”. [So basically this is a ban on women from leaving homes].
2. There is a ban on photographs

Taliban are savages.

 

[Raiden]

Some of the symptoms of decline of past empires seems to have something to do with woman wanting to prove themselves as capable as men



This is also noted in today's declining America where women are increasingly dominant. The Taliban should not see this woman issue 'lightly' and should take measures to limit their role, to maintain balance and the societal healthiness.

The Taliban is an Islamic government, there are conflicting opinion if they actually follows the correct one, but Islam does orders woman to be accompanied by a companion. Saudi Arabia used to have the same laws applied, but Westernized liberals are now ruling the country. The Taliban is not a Western liberal movement instead it is a political-religious movement. So they will impose their will, simply because they won the Afghan war, simple as that.


Then there's the issue of women's education. I do not oppose it, but I also do not support it blindly. Education is a must, but over education seems to be another reason why past societies fell.



The Taliban is a political religious group that seeks its version of an ideal Islamic society am I not correct ? You cannot have it both ways. The traditional Islamic society relies on balance between women as supporting role in the rear, and men at the front. That is how it is.

Then there's the issue of women's voice...err, women's voice here seems to be acts like...singing.

No singing, no reading: Women protest Taliban ban online – DW – 08/31/2024

Women in Afghanistan have been barred from going to university, attending school and almost every other area of public life. Now the Taliban have banned them from raising their voices in public, including reading aloud or singing. In protest, some are raising their voices online instead.

www.dw.com

And let's be real, these songs tends to use obscene language (as most songs are). Again another symtomps of past empires in decline seems have to do with this



In fact, the IEA is saving their country and no once understand it better than prolly John Glubb.

 

[BP2]

France will either lose by demographic shift or the classical societal decline that will eventually comes to you.

At some point the Western civilization will collapse and the Islamic civilization will rebound, and once that happens, we'll likely be seeing Islamic army back in France. Once that happens I'll expect women in all of Europe dresses in Islamic dress code

Dreamer, you know you are a dreamer?
In France, Germany, easy Europe, the full right wing party are growing fastly. Just for this reason : we don't want to become muslims. It's as simple as that.