Translated from French
Tajikistan is a small Muslim country that experienced a terrible civil war between 1992 and 1997, with violent echoes lasting until 2012. 1% of the population died because of the Islamists.
Consequences? Today in Tajikistan:
— Islamic beards are forbidden
— Muslim attire for men and hijabs are forbidden
— First names that are too Arabic are forbidden (Persian first names are encouraged)
— Muslim holidays are strictly limited and controlled (while Persian traditions are promoted)
— Cousin marriages are forbidden
— Independent mosques are forbidden
— Minors are not allowed to pray in mosques
In short, a MUSLIM country is doing more to combat its own religion than France did after the Bataclan! Not only are we doing nothing, but worse, we continue to import fanatics.Rate this translation:
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