IRP activist fined 60,000 somoni for polygamy

DUSHANBE, May 28, 2015, Asia-Plus — The Islamic Revival Party (IRP) activist Said Ibrohim Nazar, who is an adviser to IRP leader Muhiddin Kabiri, has been fined 60,000 somoni for polygamy. Said Ibrohim Nazar was shown on Tajik national TV channels yesterday evening and he confirmed that he has four wives. Besides, a video posted […]

DUSHANBE, May 28, 2015, Asia-Plus — The Islamic Revival Party (IRP) activist Said Ibrohim Nazar, who is an adviser to IRP leader Muhiddin Kabiri, has been fined 60,000 somoni for polygamy.

Said Ibrohim Nazar was shown on Tajik national TV channels yesterday evening and he confirmed that he has four wives.

Besides, a video posted on social networks and showing intimate details of his relationship with a woman who was not his wife was shown.

Said Nazar Ibrohim confirmed authenticity of the video.      

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