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The Chakhil-i-Ghoundi Stupa is an ancient Buddhist reliquary monument associated with the Hadda archaeological complex in eastern Afghanistan, dating to the Kushan period (roughly 2nd–3rd century CE). It belongs to the Gandharan artistic tradition, which blended Hellenistic and Indian Buddhist visua...
The Pul-e Khishti Mosque is a large congregational mosque in the center of Kabul, Afghanistan, located in the old bazaar district near the Kabul River. Originally constructed in the 18th century, it was substantially rebuilt and expanded in the late 1960s, taking on a design that blends traditional...
The Shewaki Stupa is an ancient Buddhist monument in the Shewaki area southeast of Kabul, Afghanistan. Commonly associated with the Kushan period and dated to the early centuries CE, it reflects the historical presence of Buddhism along trade and cultural routes crossing the region. The surviving br...
Shah-Do Shamshira Mosque is a two-story mosque beside the Kabul River in central Kabul, Afghanistan. Built during the reign of King Amanullah Khan in the early 20th century, it is distinguished by a yellow facade, paired minarets, arched windows, and decorative details influenced by European archite...
Kamazara Stupa is a ruined Buddhist monument in Afghanistan, representing the network of monastic sites that once served the ancient Gandhara region.
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Archaeologically meaningful Gandharan stupa with regional scholarly interest, but limited preservation, documentation, and public recognition.
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The Supreme Court of Afghanistan was the highest court in the judicial system established under the country's 2004 Constitution, with its seat in Kabul. In that constitutional framework, it heard appeals, interpreted and applied laws, and operated within a state system that combined civil legislatio...
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Afghanistan's supreme court faces severe legitimacy, rights, and independence concerns under Taliban rule.
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