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The history of the parliament in Afghanistan dates back to the first decade of the current solar century or the reign of Amanullah Khan. During this period, which coincided with the end of World War I and the formation of national governments, especially in Europe and the spread of democracy, Afghanistan, along with some other Islamic countries, took steps in this direction and established aw council that became a parliament in the following years. The study looked at the history of parliament in Afghanistan to find out what developments are taking place in the context of history. The extent to which the policy in Afghanistan has affected the constitution, especially the structure and functions of parliament, and the extent to which the current Afghan parliament, which was established under the 1382 constitution, has been affected by these laws. This research is developmental research and has been done using library methods. The present study showed that during the monarchy, the process of strengthening the parliament and the role of the people through the parliament in the form of parliament was progressing by the constitution and with the coup of 1352, the regression process began again, and by the end of the Taliban era, we had witnessed lack of the parliament in the political and legal affairs of the country, and it was crystallized only within the context of the constitutional laws of the parliament. With the defeat of the Taliban and the coming to power of the new regime, we are witnessing the strengthening of the parliament and the increase of the people's role in social change from the perspective of the constitution, and the parliament on which it is based.