CLEAN : The illicit wine makers of Pakistans north

In the Hunza Valley, villagers continue the tradition of making grape wine, a practice that predates Islam and persists despite religious prohibitions and legal restrictions. The local culture, deeply rooted in history, resists change, with some elders like Majnoon openly embracing the tradition. While religious leaders and local authorities have differing views on the practice, the cultural significance of winemaking remains strong in the region.

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