Taliban Leader Bans Ribbon Cutting and Walking on Carpet with Shoes

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Taliban Leader Bans Ribbon Cutting and Walking on Carpet with Shoes

The Taliban leader has banned cutting ribbons and walking on carpets with shoes.

A month ago, the Taliban leader also signed the Taliban’s law of enjoining good and forbidding wrong.

In a decree, the Taliban leader instructed all heads of this regime’s departments to refrain from cutting ribbons during project inaugurations and also to avoid walking on carpets while wearing shoes.

In this decree, which the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice sent to all Taliban institutions’ officials, it is stated that cutting ribbons and walking on carpets with shoes are considered wrong and similar to non-Muslims.

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