KABUL (Pajhwok): Shopkeepers in capital Kabul say the sales of hijab have increased by 50 percent with the return of Taliban’s rule in the country and the government’s advice for wearing the cloth.
Kabul shopkeepers say before the fall of the previous regime on August 15 last year, they had little sales of hijab, but after the new government was formed, they sell several hijabs a day.
The hijab which is also called Turkish chapans, Arab and Iranian chapans have been put up for sale, each of which is sold for 1,200 and 3,000 afghanis in . . .
