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Taliban Burn over 600 "Immoral" Musical Instruments

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Afghanistan's Taliban have burned 650 "immoral" musical instruments to "prevent vices, strengthen Islamic values, and reform society."

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The arson attack on instruments took place in the city of Khost in southeastern Afghanistan. The Taliban shared photos of the collected instruments and the subsequent destruction process on social media. The photos show the instruments crammed into a truck, where they are then thrown into a pit and set on fire. Among them are guitars, speakers, amplifiers, harmonicas, as well as cassettes and recordings. See also: A sport too brutal for the Tali…

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Taliban sets fire to hundreds of ‘immoral’ musical instruments

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The Taliban in Afghanistan continue their crackdown on music. In Khost province, 650 instruments collected during previous confiscations were burned. The radical authorities consider playing and listening to music to be contrary to their interpretation of Islamic law.

·Poland
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Mustaghfar Garbuz, a spokesman for the Taliban governor in Khost, announced that officials from the group’s Directorate of Encouraging Righteousness and Forbidding Evil have burned 650 musical instruments. Garbuz said in a press release today (Wednesday, November 3) that along with the musical instruments, some fireworks and crackers were also destroyed. He […] The post Taliban Burned 650 Musical Instruments in Khost appeared first on Daily News.

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روزنامه اطلاعات روز broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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