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Kyrgyzstan to fine women for wearing niqab; nation's top Islamic authority backs ban, says it's 'alien to our society'

  • Kyrgyzstan has implemented a ban on women wearing niqabs, claiming the garments could conceal attackers in disguise and are alien to society.
  • Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov stated that it is important for ensuring public safety.
  • This initiative is part of efforts by Central Asian officials to reduce the influence of Islamism in the region.
  • The region has recently faced a rise in Islamic radicalization, with many citizens having joined jihadist groups abroad.
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AKIpress broke the news in on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
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