The disappearance of a famous star causing a stir .. Where did you go?

A famous Afghan singer has disappeared more than a month ago inside the Afghan capital, Kabul, the city in which its star brightened about a decade ago, after participating in a famous program to discover talents.

Zalla Hashemi’s husband said that she left the house on the fourth of June to buy Eid al -Adha’s supplies, and told him that she would return within two hours, but she had not appeared or heard about her since then.

Her husband, Sayed Mohsen Sadat, added: “She was supposed to go to her with her aunt, who lives in the vicinity, but she did not reach her home.”

He added that Zalla did not take her mobile phone with her; Because their four -year -old son was playing with him, and she did not want to leave him crying.

In a country that criminalizes singing, in which two singers have been killed in recent years, the disappearance of the disappearance of severe concerns about her life and safety has sparked.

For its part, the “Taliban” group, which actually governs the country, considers music contrary to the teachings of Islam, and has seen it in all public places, at weddings and social events, on television screens and on the radio.

Sadat said that he had asked for help from the Taliban authorities, but he accused the police of not cooperating and “failing” to perform her duty.

On the other hand, in a rare comment issued on the seventh of July, the Taliban Ministry claimed that Zalla, 25, left the house due to marital problems and family violence, which her husband denied strongly.

For his part, Sadat rejected the anger of the accusations of domestic violence, stressing that their marriage was happy, and it was not a traditional marriage like most marriages in the conservative Afghanistan, but rather a “marriage for love”.

Zalla, who belongs to the province of Ningerhar, east of the country, won great fame since its first appearance, when it sang a song in the Pashto language in the twelfth season of the program in 2016.

She succeeded in obtaining second place, becoming the first woman to achieve this center in the history of the program. (The Middle East)