The thing is, it doesn’t matter if the people are religious or secular, they still view themselves as Muslim, and are against this law.
I'm sure many of them- I would think the vast majority- are against it. many Tajiks are deeply religious Muslims, alhamdulilah. and even the ones who are not as religious- I don't think they would favor this law.
They are under a continuation of Soviet-style dictatorship. I would assume they don't have a say and this is being imposed on them from the top down. I would further assume that this just another move in a larger, international yhd-masonic plot against Islam and against religion in general, though more especially Islam.
Hijab is very common in Tajikistan, and this law cannot be enforced or implemented. The government is one of the most authoritarian dictatorships in the world, is very corrupt with no regard for human rights. It is the 4th poorest in Asia. All they are doing is making extremists khawarij like daesh gain power from these actions, it won’t impact Tajik society which is becoming more religious and returning to their pre-soviet ways.
we'll see what happens insha'Allah. I have no idea what happens there in the future or where this goes. but I seriously hope that tajiks can at least have the freedom to practice their faith and to learn about their dīn.
Muslims of Central Asia are an important part of the ummah. Imam Bukhari was from there. insha'Allah, Allah will replace this anti-Islam government and insha'Allah Central Asia will be the home of more great scholars like Imam Bukhari in the future.