After twenty years of endeavor to equalize women's rights in the half-dead democracy of Afghanistan, the dream of equal rights for women in the Afghan society was destroyed by the arrival of the Taliban group. This group and its supporters have committed countless crimes during their rule in Afghanistan. In 2021, when this group comes to power, the women's experience of two decades ago will be repeated, and women will be deprived of their most basic rights. Like two decades ago, the Taliban removed the girls from social life by closing schools and imprisoning them at home. The recent actions of the Taliban against women include the following areas: exclusion from education, exclusion from work, exclusion from political activities, and restriction of activities in the public space, all these decrees and rulings against women's activities are from the source of Sharath and religious fatwas. The Taliban has been issued. In this research, we are looking at the influencing factors of the Taliban's thoughts on restricting the rights of women in the society of Afghanistan. In this research, we have compared the differences between the religious thoughts and beliefs of the Taliban, which are adapted from Islamic rulings, and the religious fatwa of the Taliban leaders with Islamic rulings.
Mallyar, H. (2023). Women’s Rights in the Taliban Regime. International Studies Journal (ISJ), 20(2), 187-206. doi: 10.22034/isj.2023.411080.2055
MLA
Homayoun Mallyar. "Women’s Rights in the Taliban Regime". International Studies Journal (ISJ), 20, 2, 2023, 187-206. doi: 10.22034/isj.2023.411080.2055
HARVARD
Mallyar, H. (2023). 'Women’s Rights in the Taliban Regime', International Studies Journal (ISJ), 20(2), pp. 187-206. doi: 10.22034/isj.2023.411080.2055
VANCOUVER
Mallyar, H. Women’s Rights in the Taliban Regime. International Studies Journal (ISJ), 2023; 20(2): 187-206. doi: 10.22034/isj.2023.411080.2055
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