The taliban have threatened Afghanis against buying new cells phone and holding pictures of "unrelated women and handsome boys". Notice the adjectives the taliban used before women and boys, unrelated and handsome respectively.
This is just another case of the taliban saying the exact opposite of what they actually do. A taliban commander is addicted to the iPhone. The taliban are also known for putting on make-up and posing with "handsome boys" for teh ghey pictures. Reuters
GHAZNI, Afghanistan (Reuters) - The Taliban have warned Afghans that possessing pictures of "unrelated women and handsome boys" was against Islamic law and owning "shiny new phones" runs contrary to their religious dignity.
The Taliban have been posting "night letters" in the volatile southeastern province of Ghazni, reminding Afghans of their religious obligations and reiterating warnings that they will attempt to disrupt crucial presidential elections on Aug. 20.
In a restatement of the Taliban's austere interpretation of Islam, one letter warned people, especially the young, against using hi-tech gadgets such as cell phones with photography and video functions.
"People with camera cellphones must not have pictures of unrelated women and handsome boys in their phones, which is against Islamic sharia," reads one letter, obtained by Reuters on Monday. Sharia is Islamic religious law.
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