Most of the women were forced to rely on male relatives' incomes to support their families, when before, they were able to support their families independently.
The Taliban have stopped most Afghan female staff from working, closed beauty salons, barred women from parks, and curtailed travel for women in the absence of a male guardian.
The TTP aims to overthrow the government and install its own brand of strict Islamic law in the predominantly Muslim nation of 220 million.
The Taliban instructed wedding halls in Kabul to stop playing music in a statement released on Sunday.
A meeting in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar between the Qatari Prime Minister and Haibatullah Akhunzada is the first the Taliban chief is known to have held with a foreign leader.
The Taliban administration released a statement stating that the ruling "should be respected by all sides".
Women are divided on whether to modernize and normalize the hijab or oppose its use
It was originally the first nonprofit private university established in Afghanistan, today, it is the only Afghan institution of higher education.
This adds to continued restrictions placed on females in Afghan society by the Taliban.
Mursal Nabizada was a lawmaker in Afghanistan until the Taliban took over in 2021.