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Afghans Persist in Music and Instrument Crafting Despite Taliban Ban

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Afghans Persist in Music and Instrument Crafting Despite Taliban Ban

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  • Artisans in Herat are defying Taliban restrictions by crafting the rubab, Afghanistan's national musical instrument, to preserve cultural heritage.
  • Sakhi, a seasoned craftsman, emphasizes the importance of heritage over profit, stating, "the heritage must not be lost."
  • The UNESCO has recognized the crafting of the rubab as an intangible cultural heritage across several countries.
  • Many musicians have fled or turned to alternative forms due to the Taliban's crackdown on music since their return to power.
  • Despite fears and bans, musicians remain hopeful, declaring that “no force, no person, no system can silence its sound.”

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