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The Taliban (banned in Russia) passed a temporary law that stripped the Uzbek language of its official status in Afghanistan.
By law, the official religion of Afghanistan is now Sunni Islam Hanafi madhhab, and both are official languages - Pashto and Dari.
At the same time, many people in the northern provinces of Afghanistan speak Uzbek and have a significant Shiite community in the country.
The head of the executive is the president, who will be elected by the citizens and members of the high council.
The country is also introducing a holiday – “Independence Day from the British, Russians and Americans.”