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The 1931 Constitution of Afghanistan was the second written constitution of Afghanistan, signed on 31 October 1931 under King Mohammad Nadir Shah. Adopted by a Loya Jirga, it established Afghanistan as a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral parliament and a judicial system based on Islamic law. Remaining in force until 1964 constitution was adopted, the 1931 constitution lasted for more than three decades, making it the longest-lived constitution in Afghan history.
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