Afghan women cannot pray loudly or recite in front of other women, says Taliban minister

Taliban bans Afghan women from ‘hearing each other’ in latest oppressive law - National

Afghan human rights activists have warned the new law means women are effectively banned from holding conversations with one another.

Why Taliban has banned Afghan women from hearing each other’s voice

Afghan women are forbidden from praying loudly or reciting the Quran in front of other women. It’s the latest restriction on women following morality laws that ban them from raising their voices, baring their faces outside the home, completing their education, travelling alone, and going to work

Taliban Bans Women from ‘Hearing Other Women’s Voices’

The Taliban has banned women from hearing other women’s voices in its latest attempt to impose a hardline version of Islamic law on Afghanistan, the Telegraph reports.

Taliban bans women from hearing voices of other women: report

The Taliban has passed a measure banning women from being heard by other women in public, in the latest curb on human rights since the Biden administration withdrew U.S. forces from Afghanistan three years ago. #Taliban #Afghanistan #humanrights #women #womensrights #Telegraph #Shariah

Taliban bans Afghan women from praying aloud — even in front of other women

The Taliban has extended restrictions on Afghan women's voices by banning them from praying aloud or reciting the Koran in front of other women.

Since the takeover of the Taliban in 2021, restrictions on women have continued to increase. Now, they can no longer express themselves among themselves, or be heard by other women.