>The authorities of Tajikistan have announced the preparation of a list of 3,000 pre-approved names, all referred to Tajik culture, thus banning Arabic/Islamic names and suffixes deemed divisive.[58][59]>Among increasingly religious Tajiks, Islamic-Ara

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Anonymous 05/22/25 (Thu) 15:22:49 No.158371

>The authorities of Tajikistan have announced the preparation of a list of 3,000 pre-approved names, all referred to Tajik culture, thus banning Arabic/Islamic names and suffixes deemed divisive.[58][59]

>Among increasingly religious Tajiks, Islamic-Arabic names have become more popular over Tajik names.[60]

>The Tajik government has used the word "prostitute" to label hijab-wearing women and enforced shaving of beards, in addition to considering the outlawing of Arabic-Islamic names for children and making people use Tajik names.[61][62][63][64][65] Tajikistan President Rakhmon (Rahmon) has said that the Persian epic Shahnameh should be used as a source for names, with his proposed law hinting that Muslim names would be forbidden after his anti-hijab and anti-beard laws

sage 05/22/25 (Thu) 15:27:07 No.158372

sage

bump 05/22/25 (Thu) 15:27:17 No.158373

>anti-beard laws
Peak.

Anonymous 05/22/25 (Thu) 15:40:22 No.158376

точикистон

Anonymous 05/22/25 (Thu) 15:56:50 No.158377

This will only derive more people into an extreme form, I already noticed it among my tajik friends in uni.

Anonymous 05/22/25 (Thu) 16:11:34 No.158378

I had some tajik workers do some infrastructure repairing on my street and they were keyed, my neighbours were teaching them Romanian swears

Anonymous 05/22/25 (Thu) 16:15:17 No.158381

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>>The authorities of Tajikistan have announced the preparation of a list of 3,000 pre-approved names, all referred to Tajik culture, thus banning Arabic/Islamic names and suffixes deemed divisive.[58][59]

>>Among increasingly religious Tajiks, Islamic-Arabic names have become more popular over Tajik names.[60]

>>The Tajik government has used the word "prostitute" to label hijab-wearing women and enforced shaving of beards, in addition to considering the outlawing of Arabic-Islamic names for children and making people use Tajik names.[61][62][63][64][65] Tajikistan President Rakhmon (Rahmon) has said that the Persian epic Shahnameh should be used as a source for names, with his proposed law hinting that Muslim names would be forbidden after his anti-hijab and anti-beard laws

Anonymous 05/22/25 (Thu) 16:22:07 No.158385

>>158377
I noticed that they are religious
the least religious in Central Asia are Kazakhs and maybe Kyrgyzs, Tajiks seem the most religious so far