Taliban leader Eid message/bans on female education still continues
Akhundzada said Taliban officials should “live a brotherly life among themselves, avoid disagreements and selfishness.”
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UN concerned over Taliban arrests of Afghan women and girls for alleged dress code violations
The Taliban said last week that female police officers have been taking women into custody for wearing “bad hijab.”
Taliban forces killed dozens of Tajiks and Pakistanis involved in attacks on religious clerics
Taliban Security forces in Afghanistan killed a number of Tajik and Pakistani nationals and arrested scores others involved in attacks against religious clerics, the public, and mosques.
Taliban orders review of university libraries for ‘ideological content’
The Taliban removes books that contradict Hanafi jurisprudence from private university libraries.
Suicide explosion at Shiite mosque in Afghanistan left many killed and wounded
A suicide bomber blew himself up among worshippers attending Friday prayers at a Shiite mosque in northern Afghanistan, killing at least seven people and wounding 15 others.
NHS Muslim chaplain meets Taliban ministers on Afghan charity trip
A group of British imams has met with Taliban ministers during a visit to Afghanistan supporting a charity.
Why the Taliban can’t ignore girls’ education in the Muslim world
Eager for foreign recognition, the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan must pay visits to countries where equality in schools is a norm.
To obey Islamic principles
Taliban banned women`s taking entry exam at universities
Taliban announced women can’t take entry exams at public universities due to possible violation of Islamic sharia.