The following chapter analyzes in depth what the author dubs the immorality of the social structures of Afghanistan. Though the name “Afghanistan” itself is quite young, the Afghan nation has a profound history. This territory has been inhabited since ancient times. Despite, or perhaps because of, the peoples’ diversity, historically, Afghanistan features remarkable customs, constancy, and continuity of generations. Many state-like proto-formations, communities, social cells, and practices have kept amazing similarities and kinship over the centuries. The year 1747 is well-known to any Afghan person. From this year, the first Afghan state (or rather, its earliest prototype) takes the count of its history. The Durrani Empire, headed by Ahmad Shah Durrani, was established due to a sharp struggle, a sea of blood, and a long series of trials.