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When the Taliban captured Kabul in 1996 after a searing, four-year civil war, they immediately instituted laws which fit their utopic vision of the time of Islam's founding more than 1,300 years earlier. Afghan women's lives offered the most visible sign of the imagined past to which Afghanistan's present was to be returned.

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

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Als die Taliban Kabul 1996 nach einem vierjährigen Bürgerkrieg eroberten, setzten sie sofort Gesetze ein, die ihrer utopischen Vision von der Gründung des Islam vor mehr als 1300 Jahren entsprachen. Das Leben der afghanischen Frauen bot das sichtbarste Zeichen der vorgestellten Vergangenheit, in die die Gegenwart Afghanistans zurückkehren sollte.

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