Kadyrov Called on Chechen Men to Trim Their Beards and Chechen Women Not to Cover Themselves with Veils
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The head of Chechnya also took care of the length of his trousers.
The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, called on the Chechens to shorten their long beards and start working, and the Chechens not to adopt the Arabic style in their clothes, as he said today, 9 September, in a meeting with the leaders of the security forces.
Kadyrov called on Chechen men to trim their beards and Chechen women not to cover themselves with veils
According to him, men do not attend congregational Friday prayers, do not go to mosques, and spend all day and night lounging along the avenues, while women have begun to cover themselves completely, adopting Arab attire that is unconforming...
The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, criticized young Chechens wearing excessively long beards — as well as short trousers — and wrote "Chern Today".
In an appeal to the young Chechens to shorten the beards, the head of the Republic of Ramzan Kadyrov, who was planning to re-elect on 20 September for a fifth term, suddenly addressed a meeting with the leaders of the region's power bloc. "They have turned long beards and pants upside-down into incomprehensible fashion, and the younger generation is beginning to imitate them. I turn to them: cut the beards and wear them according to religion," h…
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has complained that his fellow citizens have gone too far in terms of grooming. Men are said to have too long beards and women are disproportionately veiled. Neither, he says, has anything to do with Islam or local traditions.
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