tajikistan Burqa and Beard Prohibition: tajikistan recently said that it will implement new regulations pertaining to women's attire. The rules book, which will be released in July, will include suggestions on what ladies should dress depending on their age, the occasion, and the setting.
Notably, tajikistan is a Central Asian nation with a majority of Muslims that closely monitors society, particularly when it comes to issues involving women and girls.
Tajik culture Will Get A Boost
The government of tajikistan has prohibited clothing seen to be against national culture and has begun to promote "traditional" Tajik attire in recent years. Notably, the traditional attire of Tajik women often consists of full-sleeved, colorful, embroidered kurtas paired with loose-fitting pajamas. 'Foreign Islamic influences' need to be eradicated in favor of traditional attire.
Ban on 'Beard'
President Emamali Rahmon, who has held office since 1992, has previously called for women to dress in traditional Tajik attire and characterized the Islamic hijab as a social issue. across an effort to "promote" religious fanaticism, the government has also unofficially outlawed wearing long beards across the nation.
Why Was This Tough Decision Taken?
Under President Emamali Rahmon's direction, the Tajik government has taken decisive measures against Islamic extremism. Following accusations that four Tajik nationals were involved in the attack on a moscow music theater last year, the judgments were made. Many Tajik nationals had joined the terrorist group Islamic State earlier in 2015.
Despite being 98% Muslim, the nation is secular!
Approximately 98 percent of Tajikistan's population is Muslim, making it a mostly Muslim country. Of these, 7–10% identify as Shia, while 85–90% identify as Sunni Muslims. Even though the vast majority of people follow Islam, the government is a secular organization that keeps a careful eye on Islamic influences in the nation.
These nations have a border with Tajikistan.
Tajikistan is a tiny Central Asian nation with mountains. Four nations border it: china to the east, afghanistan to the south, uzbekistan to the west, and kyrgyzstan to the north. About 10 million people are living in the nation.
Notably, tajikistan is a Central Asian nation with a majority of Muslims that closely monitors society, particularly when it comes to issues involving women and girls.
Tajik culture Will Get A Boost
The government of tajikistan has prohibited clothing seen to be against national culture and has begun to promote "traditional" Tajik attire in recent years. Notably, the traditional attire of Tajik women often consists of full-sleeved, colorful, embroidered kurtas paired with loose-fitting pajamas. 'Foreign Islamic influences' need to be eradicated in favor of traditional attire.
Ban on 'Beard'
President Emamali Rahmon, who has held office since 1992, has previously called for women to dress in traditional Tajik attire and characterized the Islamic hijab as a social issue. across an effort to "promote" religious fanaticism, the government has also unofficially outlawed wearing long beards across the nation.
Why Was This Tough Decision Taken?
Under President Emamali Rahmon's direction, the Tajik government has taken decisive measures against Islamic extremism. Following accusations that four Tajik nationals were involved in the attack on a moscow music theater last year, the judgments were made. Many Tajik nationals had joined the terrorist group Islamic State earlier in 2015.
Despite being 98% Muslim, the nation is secular!
Approximately 98 percent of Tajikistan's population is Muslim, making it a mostly Muslim country. Of these, 7–10% identify as Shia, while 85–90% identify as Sunni Muslims. Even though the vast majority of people follow Islam, the government is a secular organization that keeps a careful eye on Islamic influences in the nation.
These nations have a border with Tajikistan.
Tajikistan is a tiny Central Asian nation with mountains. Four nations border it: china to the east, afghanistan to the south, uzbekistan to the west, and kyrgyzstan to the north. About 10 million people are living in the nation.
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