Taliban restrictions on women's work and education in AFG are not related to religion, but originate from Pashtun culture: Pakistan at UN

[hydrabadi_arab]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1620950715094147075

 

[TheSolution]

It's a blanket statement but somewhat true, it is extreme tribal culture but not all Pashtuns follow it

 

[Olympus81]

Why is this cuck speaking for Taliban anyway?

 

[El Sidd]

It's a blanket statement but somewhat true, it is extreme tribal culture but not all Pashtuns follow it

Well Chief Minister of East Pakistan, Hasina Wajid, who happens to be registered as a woman, also made a similar statement as political commentary on question of Afghan women borderline straight forward Islamophobia.

 

[TheSolution]

Why is this cuck speaking for Taliban anyway?

He's speaking for Islam, not Taliban.

It is to let the world know that the IEA are not representative of Islam, and the action which people are globally condemning and linking to Islam, is not Islamic, but rather rooted in tribal Pashtun culture.

 

[SD 10]

he said the right thing, its their culture which has nothing to do with Islam and at the same time it should be respected

 

[El Sidd]

he said the right thing, its their culture which has nothing to do with Islam and at the same time it should be respected

i think Islam's moderation of extreme cultures need greater appreciation. It's message on freedom and liberty is as profound as its message on tolerance and coexistence.