Taliban ban photographs of 'all living things' in Afghanistan, claiming it is forbidden under Islamic law

Taliban ban photographs of 'all living things' in Afghanistan, claiming it is forbidden under Islamic law

The Taliban has banned photographs of 'all living things' as a part of the regime's extreme interpretation of Islamic law. Afghanistan's morality …

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