Under the Taliban Regime in Afghanistan, Laws

question 7

Multiple Choice

Under the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, laws

• A) were based on a strict interpretation of traditional Islamic laws.
• B) were based on the Soviet Communist system introduced during the Soviet invasion.
• C) provided all children, including girls, with the right to an education.
• D) were largely borrowed from the Islamic fundamentalist regime in Iran which sponsored the Taliban.
• E) were based on liberal interpretation of Islamic laws.

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