Muslim men can be permitted by religion to have up to four wives at a time and polygamy is still legal in Afghanistan, Pakistan and some other predominantly Muslim nations. But Taliban sources ...

Muslim men can be permitted by religion to have up to four wives at a time and polygamy is still legal in Afghanistan, Pakistan and some other predominantly Muslim nations. But Taliban sources ...

Many of the countries that permit polygamy have Muslim majorities, and the practice is rare in many of them. Fewer than 1% of Muslim men live with more than one spouse in Afghanistan, Pakistan, ...

Afghanistan is at a critical juncture ... to marriage by mutual consent, and also bans polygamy and commits the state to ensure gender equality in the workforce and encourage equality through ...

education among many of the ethnic tribes in Afghanistan. Amanullah’s experiment with a secular approach to education, along with other reforms prohibiting polygamy and bride price — the ...

Women of Afghanistan, it is time to go to the barricades ... surveyed 5,000 Afghans and found that 86 percent are against polygamy. Of the 12 reasons given for practicing polygamy; eight are ...

Reuters In Afghanistan, Pakistan and other Muslim nations, polygamy is still legal and men are able to have multiple wives, but often have to pay money to the woman's family to secure her hand in ...