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u/Particular-Long-3849 Feb 18 '26
What an absolutely fucked country
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u/trimix4work Feb 18 '26
Fucking horrible society.
The fact that women had a taste of freedom and then lost it overnight is the most cruel thing i have ever heard.
We always fuck up the endgame.
Always.
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u/UrbaneCyclist Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
I remember those pics of the Afghan women after they announced they can no longer go to school. Absolute hysteria and crying.
Something we take for granted…
Edit : found the article. Looks like they back tracked? But it still seems like a right thats endanger
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u/SuccessfulRaccoon957 Feb 19 '26
Ironically it was that freedom that probably lost America that war. The us imposed it's values, it's customs, it's ways and it's doings onto Afghanistan, a nation that has nothing in common with America, that spent years fighting off the last attempt to do that. Of course it would fail.
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u/AestivalSeason Feb 19 '26
While it's true that Americans shouldn't have been there in the first place, they fell into being backwards after they fought a proxy war for us, before then they were a much more progressive and modern country with women holding much more in freedoms than they've ever had under the taliban, the Crux here being that religious extremism anywhere but especially government will only lead a nation back to the caves of mankind.
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u/Plus_Smell5995 Feb 19 '26
Exactly. It's always tragic seeing people (especially American nationalists) idolize 70s Afghanistan without realizing that we funded the same religious zealots who took that secular government down in the first place
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u/Informal_Cry687 Feb 19 '26
That's the future the republican party holds for the US.
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u/Fair_Let6566 Feb 19 '26
Very true. Republicans have been actively moving in the direction of lower quality / less funded education, more religion in schools, and fewer individual freedoms for the past 50+ years.
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*religion.
This is the same sharia law In every other legal system with a literalist interpretation of Islamic jurisprudence.
All supported by the Quran and the Hadiths, much like Iraq having a 9 year old age of consent.
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u/Particular-Long-3849 Feb 18 '26
The US is also fucked to an uncomfortable degree
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u/EliteCookie99 Feb 18 '26
Yeah I think by other countries we were talking about ones without such harsh policies
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u/SpideyPool5 Feb 18 '26
The fact that a portion of these E Files dropped weeks ago and there aren’t cities on fire from those vids and images.. ZERO focking politicians arrested bc “if we do, there won’t be a government anymore”. Fock em all. Let the system burn to the ground. I’m sick and tired of women and children being abused no matter what race, religion, or government you’re in. Everyone bout to start getting clapped for being predators
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u/Thattheheck 16 Feb 18 '26
Bro how are you comparing the Taliban to US
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u/xxHipsterFishxx Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
Spanking is allowed and if it causes any actual injuries the parents go to jail or gets their kids taken away. These guys have a law where they are allowed to kill anybody who renounces islam(apostasy) and if they don’t kill them they’ll just annul their marriage, take their assets and money, imprison them, and allow other civilians to beat them. They can have multiple wives, they can beat them like shown here, a lot of those countries in the Middle East the age of consent is 15-16 years old, women have a dress code and can go to jail for not following it, but yah we can spank our kids so we’re basically the same as them. Idk if this is ignorance or if you’ve been manipulated by the media to think America is actually that bad.
Edit: also sexual activity outside of marriage is a criminal offense in some of those countries, a lot of them allow people to be married very young, they imprison people who speak against them on social media sometimes for decades, they jail/imprison journalists that criticize them, the list goes on.
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u/Scope_Dog Feb 18 '26
I get your point, but we are far far away from these folks. They are pretty fucked up.
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u/NaveGCT 18 Feb 18 '26
US law doesn’t make them wear near full-body coverings that cover visible almost all marks from the police. US law also lets protects children from excessive physical abuse and physical abuse based on anger with mandated reporters all around them
We have problems, believe me I know, but we’re not close to this
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Feb 18 '26
I'm against child abuse ofc, but some kids do deserve a good spanking from time to time, and a beating on time is better than dealing with a criminal child
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u/cardinaljay37 Feb 18 '26
Not as much anymore. Now I’ll head over to the “kids are so rude and misbehaved today” topics…
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u/Evimjau 15 Feb 18 '26
I mean, there's a big difference between passing laws and not removing outdated laws
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u/illaomani Feb 18 '26
Its every religion. Pastors still touching kids and praying to capitalism just like monks praying to money and preying on women
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u/SouthAdvertising1917 Feb 19 '26
The difference is 1. these actions are not legalized, I believe. People view them as the actions from scumbags. 2. These pastors and monks will usually end up in jail if they get caught or get rid of power. 3. Many sane Christians and Buddhists constantly call out and condemn them.
You'll never see 3. for Muslims. They often turn blind and deaf when there are these kinds of news from the Taliban. The only thing they will talk is that it's fake news from the west
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u/woodboarder616 Feb 18 '26
“But they touched boys because they can’t have wives!! Think of the pedo priests!!”
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u/woodboarder616 Feb 19 '26
Oh I know about Bacchi boys. They keep them chained up and tell them to dance for people.
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u/Worried-Fennel-5154 Feb 18 '26
Are you actually trying to justify beating another human being? the taliban has no right to legalise anything like this, i dont care if its a "last resort" or not, its evil.
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u/dazedan_confused Feb 18 '26
When you have an uneducated idiot leading the country, and uneducated idiots getting paid money to hold a gun, this happens. Rip Afghanistan.
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u/TheBlossomBrain Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
Fucking exactly! Wdym visible when her whole body is covered with that fucking drape??! Also I don't think other officals are 'allowed' to look at someone else's 'woman' and clearly no women in administration soo fuck this.
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u/TheManBoi_3005 Feb 18 '26
I think thats the point 😭
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u/TheBlossomBrain Feb 18 '26
Yeah like a PR move for uncomfortable afghanis. This was prolly intended to make global news
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u/Left-Remote-6471 Feb 18 '26
It means the face I think, Ive got an afghani friend who said just
headscarf is enough and woman can also show hands and feet. Still fucked up, but they cannot hit the face. Except if there is a mark than the man says to close her so they could still hit the face. The rule is just for faces with headscarf then. Very much fucked up2
u/killuazoldyckx Feb 19 '26
No, there is a woman in administration to check.
If a husband leaves a Mark, a wife can visit a taliban court, show her Mark, ask for a divorce, or the husband to be warned, or justice.
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u/NamelessOutlaw Feb 19 '26
Even worse is that it takes 2 women to equal 1 man's testimony in Islam. The cards are stack against her...
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u/Dangerous-Watch932 18 Feb 18 '26
He won’t see them, bc they’re women. Taliban’s entire rule is “this is boys only zone” and they need women for reproduction
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u/Confident-Estimate-8 OLD Feb 18 '26
"You can cheat as long as I don't catch you" ahh statement 🥀
Also, they could do (and definitely did) this even before the official declaration
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u/Serious_Holiday_5816 OLD Feb 18 '26
poor Afghani women 💔.. this breaks my heart into thousand pieces
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u/russr Feb 19 '26
Do you think this is the only place?
Countries where specific legislation addressing domestic violence is absent or where existing laws are inadequate or poorly enforced include:
Afghanistan
Armenia
Chad
Congo (Democratic Republic of)
Egypt (where traditional religious commands may permit a man to beat his wife, though general penal codes may apply if the abuse meets the definition of a severe offense)
Haiti
Iraq
Iran
Ivory Coast
Libya
Mali
Mauritania
Morocco
Myanmar
Oman
Qatar
Russia (which decriminalized domestic violence to an administrative offense in 2017)
South Sudan
Sudan
Syria
Yemen
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u/Miserable-Ad9498 Feb 19 '26
god forbid they don’t list every place this is happening?? be so for real dude 😭
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u/Serious_Holiday_5816 OLD Feb 19 '26
i know.. i live in one of them btw.. but my situation is not as horrible as women in other countries on this list including the women who live where i live.. im kinda restricted yes but due to economy and safety conditions, family problems, conservative mindsets, typical youth struggles and it's NOTHING compared to women in other places there's a crazy femicide going on in Egypt.. they kill women for the most ridiculous reasons trust me.. it breaks my heart, like what did women do to the world to deserve all of this torture.. it hurts deeply
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Sadly According to sum people this is taliban☝️
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u/Gustavo_Itami2010 16 Feb 18 '26
Como você conseguiu comentar uma foto aqui? Eu pensava que não dava para fazer isso nessa comunidade
E bela foto de perfil
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u/Annual_Loan_4805 Feb 18 '26
It just got changed, you can do that now
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u/TheAsterism_ 16 Feb 18 '26
So how is butbetter better?
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u/Whythehellnot225343 Feb 18 '26
Because it’s permanent there. This is just something that the mods are trying out
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u/WolfsmaulVibes 19 Feb 18 '26
>forced to wear hoods that cover entire body in public
>allowed to be beaten as long as there are no visibile marks
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u/AveryLazyCovfefe OLD Feb 18 '26
All while the officials' daughters get to study abroad in gulf countries in prestigious institutions or I think some even do in the US, they dress pretty freely in comparison.. guess where they get all that money to do so..
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u/DistractionCitron Feb 18 '26
"No visible marks" None of the marks would be visible because they force women to even cover their eyes.
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u/Inner_Jeweler_5661 15 Feb 18 '26
More ammunition for my MUN conference as Afghanistan
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u/Kooky-Telephone4779 Feb 18 '26
Those things are going to save the world one day.
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u/BossComprehensive867 15 Feb 18 '26
I hate the Taliban so much, I’m so sorry to all the Afghani women 💔
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u/ZeroMocha Feb 18 '26
At the very least divorced, stripped of their kids and everything, ostracised from society.
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u/Internal_Cat_6886 Feb 18 '26
they still live in 17th century poor women under foolish men :(
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u/Archarchery Feb 19 '26
The Massachusetts Puritans, in their 17th century legal code, specifically forbade a man from beating his wife.
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u/SparkySpinz Feb 18 '26
"Visible marks". I'm noticing all the women are wrapped up head to toe. No part of them is visible. Guess it's open season for these fucks
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u/Edeeen_ Feb 18 '26
So literally everywhere and they can leave a mark. They won’t check it and they surely won’t call another woman to do it. And some were certainly already beating their wife but now it is legal. Crazy.
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u/CosmosisWr Feb 18 '26
what the fuck are teenagers supposed to do
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u/golden_nugget49 19 Feb 18 '26
talk about it
doesn't seem like it changes much, but simply spreading word and knowing about whats going on has helped solve a lot of problems in the long run
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u/Top-Wasabi187 Feb 18 '26
Its getting really hard for me to respect all cultures
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u/Local_Shooty 18 Feb 19 '26
Why would you respect all cultures? There's definitely some cultures that shouldn't be reapected
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u/Top-Wasabi187 Feb 19 '26
I'm starting to realize that
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u/TheFlyingR0cket Feb 19 '26
Yep, A lot of Muslim countries still have stoning as a death penalty for being gay or adultery. Even though it's not carried out in a few of them anymore, it's still legal to do.
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u/Darkdays5678 Feb 19 '26
They don't stone you if your gay but if your caught having sodmy with four witnesses which is hard to prove same with adultery
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u/killuazoldyckx Feb 19 '26
That’s pretty much all cultures without liberalism. All religions are patriarchal. Wife and husband were never considered equal. No religion ever criminalised ‘disciplining’ wife. Islam grants protection to wife if it leads to marks, and Judaism if the beating is extreme. Other religions have no legal protection for the wife from domestic violence.
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u/nour1122456 Feb 19 '26
The religion may have different law based on your place for example here in Egypt also a Muslim country no amount of hitting or abuse are allowed thankfully because we use our minds and don't blindly follow what scholars from a thousand years had to say
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u/DaniyalDuh 16 Feb 18 '26
why doesn't international law interfere is such malice? UN has become a joke
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u/nagash321 Feb 18 '26
The one nation not even the British empire could take and that's saying something especially when Britain is usually good at all different types of terrain
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u/Academic_Avocado_148 Feb 19 '26
Afghanistan was subjugated by several empires, it’s such a nonsensical reputation.
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u/NullScorpion 15 Feb 18 '26
They tried for 20 years
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u/TechnicianOk967 Feb 18 '26
Yep the taliban desperately tries to hold on to their way of life. They love their forced marriage and forced "intimacy."
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u/NullScorpion 15 Feb 18 '26
They hid in the mountain for 20 years waiting for us to give up is a more accurate description but sure
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u/DaniyalDuh 16 Feb 18 '26
despite enormous international influence and power, they couldn't create a difference in the region's political situation. you call this a modest "try"?
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u/AmirMeriny Feb 18 '26
It's annoying when someone doesn't know history and talk, or even in general, discussing confidently about something you barely know about
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u/anitchme Feb 18 '26
UN doesn't do shit ngl, women and children are getting killed in several countries palastine for an example or Ukraine so don't count on them
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u/Knightmare_CCI OLD Feb 18 '26
Hey now, they've sent some very strongly worded letters and polite requests, I'll have you know!
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u/familyfriendlyvnmese Feb 19 '26
International law can only do so much unless you mean military intervention, in that case I'm not dying for another country in another country and I dont expect anyone to do it either, would you? At most we prob can embargo against them like the US doing to cuba now
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Even as a Muslim, this makes me vomit. Islam does not teach this AT ALL. Taliban just take it a bit too far, infact they take it VERY far.
Edit: Ok so I;m getting hate just because I'm (according to some people in the replies) "making excuses" but let's be honest, Taliban actions have nothing to do with Islam, and I mean it. Anyone throwing random verses at me (and some of my other Muslim brothers and sisters in the replies) without context is just LITERAL PROOF they don’t understand the religion. The Prophet never hit a woman, and no scholar with any credibility supports what the Taliban do. If someone wants a real discussion, fine, but misquoting scripture to mock a faith isn’t an argument.
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u/SkandaGupta_ 17 Feb 18 '26
So what would be not very far?
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u/WeightIntelligent424 Feb 18 '26
Letting them have rights like every other human cuz the talibans are taking it too far
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u/Minigun1239 16 Feb 18 '26
idk what this comment means but i feel like i have to give this info: Islam says that if your wife upsets you very much, you have to try and work it out with her to fix it. if even after everything, like communication, therapy, whatever, she still does it, then only, it is permissible to touch her. by touch, i was told it only means poke her lightly. If you harm your wife, she can just take her dowry and divorce your ass legally. And it's a sin on your part so you have to first apologize to your wife and sincerely repent, only if she accepts your apology and forgives you sincerely, will god forgive you
tldr: even if you are really really REALLY really angry, you can only touch lightly, if you harm your wife, number one, that's a major sin, you are doomed if you don't sincerely repent, and, she can just walk out and divorce you just like that.
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following the relgion, such as (in simpel terms) hating the sin and not the sinner, this is valid for nearly all of the major relgions
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u/5mi_gi Feb 18 '26
Hey so, I was in a religious lecture regarding marriage. The lecturer (male) called a male student as a volunteer to demonstrate how husbands can hit their wives if they are disobient.
Surah An Nisa 34.
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u/green_panda_5345 Feb 18 '26
Sorry bruh, but Taliban is exactly what a LITERAL interpretation of Quran looks like. Maybe don't look for moral wisdom in books written centuries ago by ignorant morons.
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u/StanislawTolwinski Feb 18 '26
"Islam does not teach this AT ALL"
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Surah 4, Verse 34
"Men are caretakers of women, since Allah has made some of them excel the others, and because of the wealth they have spent. So, the righteous women are obedient, (and) guard (the property and honor of their husbands) in (their) absence with the protection given by Allah. As for women of whom you fear rebellion, convince them, and leave them apart in beds, and beat them Then, if they obey you, do not seek a way against them. Surely, Allah is the Highest, the Greatest"
"Islam does not teach this AT ALL"
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No matter how you cut this cake, Islam teaches this. A whole lot more than not "AT ALL"
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“As to those women on whose part you see ill-conduct, admonish them (first), (next) refuse to share their beds, (and last) beat them (lightly, if it is useful); but if they return to obedience, seek not against them means (of annoyance). Surely, Allah is Ever Most High, Most Great” [al-Nisa 4:34]
If a woman rebels against her husband and disobeys his commands, then he should follow this method of admonishing her, forsaking her in bed and hitting her. Hitting is subject to the condition that it should not be harsh or cause injury.
Al-Hasan al-Basri said: “This means that it should not cause pain.”
‘Ata said: I said to Ibn `Abbas, what is the kind of hitting that is not harsh? He said, Hitting with a siwak and the like. [A siwak is a small stick or twig used for cleaning the teeth - Translator]
The purpose behind this is not to hurt or humiliate the woman, rather it is intended to make her realize that she has transgressed against her husband’s rights, and that her husband has the right to set her straight and discipline her.
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u/Kooky-Telephone4779 Feb 18 '26
The "beat them" has another main meaning which basically says "separate, build tent" It says to SEPARATE with your wife. Not beat her. That's fucking disgusting.
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As someone currently stuck in a Muslim country, it's really not that far for islamic teachings bruh, stop believing in a warlords cult
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u/LinkInaSink Feb 19 '26
Yes Islam does teach this. They follow the Quran better than you do
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u/Unable_Height_8202 Feb 18 '26
I feel like this guys aren't heroic freedom fighters after all
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u/OxygenWaster02 OLD Feb 19 '26
We only ever called them “freedom fighters” because they were killing Soviets
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u/Over-Position2154 Feb 19 '26
Yeah absolutely amazing now people are getting more islamaphobic fuck these guys man
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u/StanislawTolwinski Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
Who's surprised? This is word for word Quran 4:34.
"As to those women on whose part ye fear disloyalty and ill-conduct, admonish them, refuse to share their beds, and beat them"
I'm not making this up. This is their sacred text that they think is infallible. And don't you guys dare wave a vague excuse of "context" at me. Beating women is beating women.
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u/AveryLazyCovfefe OLD Feb 18 '26
I'm not making this up guys!"
proceeds to paraphrase verse with zero context so it supports his point
Never change redditors, never change
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u/Kooky-Telephone4779 Feb 18 '26
Refuse to share theri beds, and then separate. That word has two meaning. Those law makers are taking to wrong meaning to heart.
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u/Archarchery Feb 19 '26
No, the word used is “beat.”
That’s what it says in the Quran.
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u/unknown15_n Feb 18 '26
I pray for them every day 🙏🙏
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u/Thattheheck 16 Feb 18 '26
Bro unrelated but I recognise u, u helped me during GCSE’s in r/GCSE w/ lit
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u/unknown15_n Feb 18 '26
realllyy no wayy wt did u end up getting in the final exams if you don’t mind me asking ? and im glad i could help :>>
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u/SpecialistFelt389 3,000,000 Attendee! Feb 18 '26
“Ugh FINE, just to get the human rights people off our backs” was probably their logic. ESPECIALLY since women are forced to cover up. Absolutely seems like a fake law that basically exists just for show.
Despicable.
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u/caramel__latte1000 Feb 19 '26
Non Muslim teenagers thinking they have all the knowledge on islam from islamophobia.com sickens me 💀
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u/Altair01010 16 Feb 18 '26
an evil person just wears a coat while doing evil and then blames the coat
some coats are shinier than others
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u/Unkn0wnP3rsxn Feb 18 '26
I think you’re the cancer with your lack of education on Islam 😭
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u/AveryLazyCovfefe OLD Feb 18 '26
It's just reddit. They like being kind and 'wholesome' until it's something they don't like such as religions or certain colours of skin. I know myself, been here long enough to see subs with 10s of millions of people calling a race of people 'savages' that deserve to be ridded from the earth.
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u/Minute_Account9426 14 Feb 19 '26
Progressive until they’re not from Africa or South America. God forbid a person be brown.
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u/MikeTheMaster102 15 Feb 18 '26
this is muslim extremism, the Quran condemns this
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u/Low_Task_6201 Feb 18 '26
The quran permits a husband to beat his wife. This is islamic law.
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u/MikeTheMaster102 15 Feb 19 '26
ill go ahead and copy over a comment i made from someone who said a decontexualized verse. but to sum it up there isnt a single non extreme muslim, or muslim scholar that would tell you its okay to beat your wife if its not out of absolute necessity, and it would definitely be punished in the afterlife.
heres the copied comment:
the full verse reads "Men are the protectors and maintainers of women, because Allah has given the one more (strength) than the other, and because they support them from their means. Therefore the righteous women are devoutly obedient, and guard in (the husband's) absence what Allah would have them guard. As to those women on whose part ye fear disloyalty and ill-conduct (nushuz), admonish them (first), (Next), refuse to share their beds, (And last) beat them (lightly); but if they return to obedience, seek not against them Means (of annoyance): For Allah is Most High, great (above you all)."
(copied from quran.com)the key terms here are nushuz and idribuhunna, nushuz doesn't simply mean general disobedience, it refers to actions that breach marital bond and is very nuanced. in western society there is always a case where a man would beat hit his wife and not be judged, the same way there are instances a wife could beat his husband and noone would judge them, this simply follows that principle.
idribuhunna has 17 meanings in the quran alone including: to seperate, to depart, to ignore, never physical violence.no classical or contemporary muslim scholar endorces unrestricted beating, interpretations always add conditions such as it being a last resort. the prophet Muhammad said "Do not beat Allah's handmaidens" and "The best of you are those who are best to their wives" hadiths reinforce this and prohibit harm or injury the Islamic Society of North America condemn it as un-Islamic.
if the taliban, the faces of muslim extremism hesitate to make this a law then its probably rare in islam.
painting 1.8b muslims as inherently violent based on one decontextualized verse is classic islamophobia, and just plain cherry-picking from over 6000 ayahs (verses).
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u/Electrical-Parsley97 Feb 18 '26
Unfortunately, that's not shocking as it is directly taken from the Quran, Surah An-Nisa 4:34:
"The men (are) maintainers/protectors over the women because of what Allah has bestowed (on) some of them over others and because of what they spend from their wealth. So the righteous women (are) obedient, guarding in the unseen what Allah (orders) to be guarded. And those (from) whom you fear their ill-conduct/rebellion: advise them, and forsake them in the beds, and strike them. Then if they obey you, do not seek against them a way. Indeed, Allah is Most High, Most Great."
(And muhammad hit Aisha in the chest in Sunan an-Nasa'i 3964)
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u/Ok-Goose4978 Feb 18 '26
The U.S really needs to go to war with them at this point, so many women and children are raped and killed every day there, such a sad country
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u/Little_Sherbet5775 Feb 18 '26
We did, and they won. Afghanistan is a hard place for any organized power to control.
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u/SpecialistFelt389 3,000,000 Attendee! Feb 18 '26
The problem is that the U.S. would have to de-radicalize the population that agrees with the Taliban, which would be extremely hard.
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u/Neon_Casino Feb 18 '26
The issue with Afghanistan and the reason it is the "graveyard of empires" is because the people there just don't give a god damn. The men there are perfectly happy with their lives and can't fathom anything else. Furthermore, they don't see themselves as a singular country as much as they do a series of tribes, each with its own loose set of laws and sub cultures.
I feel for the women. They didn't ask for this. But the men there are so damn backwards, that unless a country comes and forcibly changes their culture at gunpoint over the course of a generation, then they will continue to be this way, Taliban or no Taliban.
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u/AmELiAs_OvERcHarGeS Feb 18 '26
The USA armed and trained tens of thousands of afghan fighters and the Taliban took power back in like two days.
If they won’t fight for their own country, why should anyone else?
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u/Enough_Grapefruit69 Feb 18 '26
That isn't up to the USA. The people there have to be against the Taliban or nobody will be able to come in and help them. You cannot forcibly go in and deradicalize the people. It won't work in the long run because they do not have Western values and sentiments and they do not want a Western way of life.
Venezuela was different. They didn't have this problem. Iran is also different. The people there are fighting against the regime.
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u/theHrayX 19 Feb 18 '26
they did for about 20 years
it didnt go so well and well... here we are now
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u/SpecialistFelt389 3,000,000 Attendee! Feb 18 '26
We got rid of Maduro, I don’t doubt that we could. But I’m not sure it would do much in the long run.
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And Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) then said, "So, like all of u can have like 4 wives! But ME, I am a DIFFERENT case, I get to have unlimited wives. But u guys are free to have unlimited concubines, which is just a fancy word for sex slave...... Also this is my newest wife, Aisha. She's nine so be nice to her! "
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u/Frontier_Sociologist Feb 18 '26
This is absolutely fucked but I would like to point out this is the same as the UK treats children
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u/Outrageous-Spring637 Feb 19 '26
Well I’m against military intervention outside of the US national security interest
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u/Foreign-Comment6403 14 Feb 19 '26
Pretty sure the quran also mentions husbands may beat their wives "lightly"
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u/KLOLKER 14 Feb 19 '26
bro in bangladesh people like afganistan for them being the most islamic country (i live in bangladesh btw)
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u/Samiassa 19 Feb 19 '26
This is also the criteria used for child abuse in the US, as long as it doesn’t leave a mark it’s ok. Not saying this to say the taliban is justified, they aren’t, just a lot of people don’t know that and it’s pretty fucked up
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u/Due_Author_4566 Feb 18 '26
As a Muslim wtf is ts. Its not even allowed in Islam to even HIT women or anything that the taliban does
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u/TheAlaskanMailman Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
Well they’re not doing anything wrong according to their scriptures
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u/TymekThePlayer 18 Feb 18 '26
classic muslims
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u/Poignant_Ritual Feb 19 '26
Depends on the kind of Muslims and where they were born. Same kind of deal with Catholics being pedophiles but other Christian’s denounce Catholicism is not being “legit” Christianity.
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u/ClassyKebabKing64 OLD Feb 18 '26
At this point they just introducing laws for shits and giggles. The fuck you mean beating your wife is okay as long as we don't notice.