KABUL: The Taliban has banned the driver from playing music in the vehicle and has women without headscarves as passengers, the media reported on Saturday.
Citing services for the spread of virtues and prevention of representatives, Sputnik reported that written recommendations about the subject were issued.
Talking to Sputnik, the hotel owner in Afghanistan in October said that the Taliban had banned live music at the wedding and ordered men and women to celebrate in various halls.
During the last time Taliban, from 1996 to 2001, women were forced to wear burqa, did not go outside without the guardian of men.
The arrangement of prayer was forced brutally, the man was forced to foster beards.
Moral police are installed on each road, to punish violators with strong punishment such as whipping, amputation, public execution, reporting New York Post.
The signs of the incident have begun to reappear on the streets of Kabul.
The Ministry of Taliban for the promotion of virtues and prevention of representatives also issued a “religious guideline” that called on Afghan TV channels to stop showing women in the drama and soap opera.
Although the group said that this new guideline might not be implemented but history has shown that the group is committed to implementing their Hardline sharia legal versions to the country, Dawn News reported.
When the Taliban controlled Afghanistan once again after 20 years, experts also believed that Afghan women most likely faced uncertain future under the regime of terrorist groups.
Taliban prohibits music in cars, women without hijabs: Reports
