After the Taliban came to power, the heads and faces of all the bommes displayed in women’s clothing stores in Kabul, Afghanistan, were covered. Mannequins In Kabul, Hooded And Masked Under Taliban Rule
Several pictures from shops in Afghanistan appeared on social media. Covered up with cloth face coverings, sack masks and aluminum foil face coverings.
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The Taliban authorities wanted to cut off the heads of the bombs. The special ministry for Islamic affairs had issued the directive. Looking at women’s bommahs placed in shops is a violation of Sharia law.
But in Afghanistan, where the economic crisis has worsened, following the complaints of traders that such conditions are affecting business badly, the Taliban has changed its position to hide the face of the bombs.
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