Abdullah
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NEW! In the Uzbek city of Bukhara, officers from the State Security Service (DXX) and internal affairs have been going around Hijab stores, demanding owners remove Hijabs and headscarves from mannequins and take down advertisements featuring women in Hijab. They justified this by claiming such displays are allegedly promoting hijab-wearing, which they say is not in line with the law. Those who resisted were threatened with serious consequences. In addition, a raid was conducted by law enforcement officers at the Fayzobod Mosque in the city, during which five men were taken to the police station and forced to shave their beards. In a country increasingly resembling China, if Hijabs are being removed from mannequins today, it’s not hard to imagine the same measures being applied to Muslim women themselves tomorrow. Female Islamic clothing and men’s beards have long been the focus of government campaigns in Central Asia, where secular governments fear the growing influence of #Islam. Source: Global-Tahlil #Uzbekistan




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