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Taliban’s Governor for Maidan Wardak Entertains Multiple Marriages

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10 November 2022 - Solar Hijri Date: 1401/08/19 [t_time:1668090606]

Local sources from Maidan Wardak province report the third marriage of Mawlawi Hafiz Mohammad Amin Omari, the Taliban’s governor for this province, with a young girl.

According to sources, yesterday, November 9,, this wedding ceremony was held in Kabul.

According to local sources, this Taliban official married a young girl as his third wife in return for a dowry of one million AFN.

So far, numerous reports of multipole marriages of prominent Taliban officials and members have been published after the group seized power.

Recently, in an investigative report, Hasht-e Subh Daily found out that several high-ranking officials of this group have married for the second, third and fourth time in recent months, with huge expenses.

This is despite the fact that Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Taliban, recently issued an order asking the members of this group to refrain from frequent and unnecessary marriages.

But the the Taliban seniors gave no attention to his decree and keep on entertaining multiple marriages, particularly with young girls in the age of their daughters usually.

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