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A group of Afghan civilians celebrated Halloween in their homes. Some of the social network users also posted videos of these home celebrations on their accounts. Halloween is one of the most common celebrations in several Western countries, held every year on October 31. These home celebrations were held because the Taliban opposes the celebration of events that they consider to belong to Western culture and "un-Islamic". This group also banned Valentine's Day.

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A group of Afghan civilians celebrated Halloween in their homes. Some of the social network users also posted videos of these home celebrations on their accounts. Halloween is one of the most common celebrations in several Western countries, held every year on October 31. These home celebrations were held because the Taliban opposes the celebration of events that they consider to belong to Western culture and "un-Islamic". This group also banned Valentine's Day.

A group of Afghan civilians celebrated Halloween in their homes. Some of the social network users also posted videos of these home celebrations on their accounts. Halloween is one of the most common celebrations in several Western countries, held every year on October 31. These home celebrations were held because the Taliban opposes the celebration of events that they consider to belong to Western culture and "un-Islamic". This group also banned Valentine's Day.

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