The Taliban have arrived at the wedding fireworks Afghanistan's Ministry of Promotion of Virtues, Prevention of Styles and Redress of Grievances (MoVV) has decided that a wedding is no reason for a loud celebration and has instituted a total ban on the use of fireworks, firecrackers and other pyrotechnic products during ceremonies and other festive events. Now there should be celebrations without explosions, fireworks and other manifestations of noisy happiness. At the same time, the restrictions affected not only the guests who would have to refuse the spectacular end of the holiday. The ban included the manufacture, import, sale, purchase and distribution of pyrotechnics. That is, now you can not only set off firecrackers, but also earn money from them. The requirement applies to manufacturers, importers, traders, shop owners and all other participants in the aforementioned product cycle. The ministry explained the innovation out of concern for public safety and the mental health of citizens. According to the department, a strong blow can scare children, women, the elderly and the sick. Therefore, weddings should now be celebrated exclusively in accordance with Islamic commandments and Sharia norms. The phrase "happiness loves quiet" began to shine in new colors. However, the matter was not limited to warnings only. The Ministry's inspectors have already carried out outreach activities in Kabul, Kandahar, Khost, Kunar, Zabul and Kunduz. In addition, market inspections were carried out in the districts, during which approximately 5,000 firecrackers and similar products were seized. After that, the authorities involved religious figures, imams in mosques and tribal elders in the campaign. Meetings with the population were held in seven other districts, where representatives of local communities were called to convince citizens to abandon pyrotechnics. Imams were actually asked to take on the role of additional controllers of the wedding mood. The scope of the campaign turned out to be quite large.

The Taliban have arrived at the wedding fireworks Afghanistan's Ministry of Promotion of Virtues, Prevention of Styles and Redress of Grievances (MoVV) has decided that a wedding is no reason for a loud celebration and has instituted a total ban on the use of fireworks, firecrackers and other pyrotechnic products during ceremonies and other festive events. Now there should be celebrations without explosions, fireworks and other manifestations of noisy happiness. At the same time, the restrictions affected not only the guests who would have to refuse the spectacular end of the holiday. The ban included the manufacture, import, sale, purchase and distribution of pyrotechnics. That is, now you can not only set off firecrackers, but also earn money from them. The requirement applies to manufacturers, importers, traders, shop owners and all other participants in the aforementioned product cycle. The ministry explained the innovation out of concern for public safety and the mental health of citizens. According to the department, a strong blow can scare children, women, the elderly and the sick. Therefore, weddings should now be celebrated exclusively in accordance with Islamic commandments and Sharia norms. The phrase "happiness loves quiet" began to shine in new colors. However, the matter was not limited to warnings only. The Ministry's inspectors have already carried out outreach activities in Kabul, Kandahar, Khost, Kunar, Zabul and Kunduz. In addition, market inspections were carried out in the districts, during which approximately 5,000 firecrackers and similar products were seized. After that, the authorities involved religious figures, imams in mosques and tribal elders in the campaign. Meetings with the population were held in seven other districts, where representatives of local communities were called to convince citizens to abandon pyrotechnics. Imams were actually asked to take on the role of additional controllers of the wedding mood. The scope of the campaign turned out to be quite large.