Since seizing power, the Taliban have excluded women from many aspects of public life in Afghanistan. Facing these limitations, numerous Afghan women are responding by establishing their own companies and pursuing entrepreneurship. This represents a way to continue working and contributing to society despite the increasingly restrictive environment imposed by the Taliban regime. Many Afghan women are determined to remain active in the workforce, even stating their willingness to work under any governing authority. This surge in female-led businesses demonstrates remarkable resilience and a commitment to economic independence within Afghanistan. These efforts offer a vital source of income and empowerment for women navigating the challenges of life under Taliban rule.