Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia, Second Edition

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by Ahmed Rashid

Herat highway

  Islamic Supreme Court

  jail

  opium

  Pashtuns

  province

  Shura

  Talibans

  warlords

  Kaplan, Robert

  Karamat, General Jehangir

  Karimov, President Islam

  Karmal, Babrak

  Karshi-Khanabad (K2) airbase, Uzbekistan

  Karzai, Hamid

  assassination attempts

  election campaign

  Peace and Reconciliation Commission

  Kashmir

  jihad

  Mujaheddin

  Muslims

  Kashmiri militants

  Kazakhstan

  Tashkent meeting

  Keimar oil field

  Kenya, US embassy bombing

  Khadid bin Walid camp

  KHAD (intelligence agency)

  Khalil, Fazlur Rehman

  Khalili, Karim

  Khalilzad, Zalmay

  Khalis, Maulvi Younis

  Khalis, Younis

  Khamenei, Ayatollah Ali

  Khan, Agha

  Khan, Chaudry Nisar Ali

  Khandahar, Afghanistan

  Khan, Genghis

  Mongol warriors

  Khan, Ismael

  forces

  foreign investment

  Khan, King Dost Mohammed

  Khan, Mahtab Ahmed

  Khan, Mohammed Daud

  Khan, Mohammed Qurban Junaid

  Kharrazi, Kamal

  Khatami, Sayed Mohammed (President of Iran)

  Khin Jan, Supreme Council for the Defence of the Motherland

  Khomeini, Ayatollah

  Khost

  Khyber Pass

  Kipling, Rudyard

  Kissinger, Henry

  Kochi nomads

  Koran

  Kuliab airbase

  Kunar province

  Kunduz province

  Kurds

  Kyrgyzstan

  Labour Day

  Laghman province

  Lalai, Amir

  Lebanon, Hezbollah

  Lebed, Alexander

  Leghari, President Farooq

  Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich

  Leno, Jay

  Leno, Mavis

  Lewinsky, Monica

  Lifschultz, Lawrence

  Logar province

  Loya Jirga

  Macedonian Greeks

  Mackenzie, Richard

  madrassas

  Mahaz-e-Milli, National Islamic Front of Afghanistan

  Maimana

  Majedi, Ali

  Majid, Abdul (Mayor of Kabul)

  Makhtab

  Manichaeanism

  Mansur, Saifur Rahman

  Marks and Spencer

  Marx, Karl

  Mashal, Mohammed

  Masud, Ahmad Shah (Mujaheddin leader)

  anti-Taliban alliance

  Arab-Afghans

  Hikmetyar

  Iranian Intelligence

  Ismael Khan

  Jabal ul Seraj

  Kabul

  attacks on Hazaras (1993)

  Kuliab airbase

  massacre of the Hazaras (1995)

  Mullah Omar

  Pashtuns

  pipeline

  President Rabbani's troops

  support from Iran

  Tajikistan

  troops

  uprising against President Daud

  Maududdi, Abul-Ala (1903–1978)

  Maulvizada, Attorney General Maulvi Jalilullah

  Mazar-e-Sharif (capital of Northern Alliance)

  (1997)

  battle (1988)

  Dostum, General

  fall in (1998)

  Hazaras

  Iranian diplomats death

  Talibans

  Mazari, Abdul Ali

  McChrystal, General Stanley

  Mecca, Saudi Arabia

  Medina

  Mehmood, Maulana Mufti

  Mehmoud (Acting Governor)

  Mehsud, Baitullah

  Meshad

  Mestiri, Mehmoud (UN Special Representative)

  military Shura

  Miller, Marty

  Milosevic, Slobodan

  Mobil

  Mogul dynasty

  Mohammed, Bakht

  Mohammedi, Mawalana Mohammed Nabi

  Mohammed, Khalid Sheikh

  Mohammed, Maulana Sufi

  Mohammed, Mullah Dost

  Mohammed, Mullah Fazil

  Mohammed, Nek

  Mohammed, Qari Din

  Mohammed, Sayed Shari

  Mongols

  Mongol warriors

  Monument Oil

  Moscow

  Mossad (Israel's intelligence agency)

  Mothercare

  Muawia camp

  Mujaddedi, Sibghatullah

  Mujaheddin

  interim government

  ISI

  leaders

  parties

  Shura

  support of Iran and Saudi Arabia

  US support

  warlords

  warriors

  Mullen, Admiral Mike

  Musharraf, President Pervez

  Muslim-Arab civilisation

  Muslim Brotherhood

  Muslims

  female aid-workers

  internationalism

  Muttaqi, Mullah Amir Khan

  Nagarhar province

  Nagorno-Karabakh, conflict

  Najibullah, Fatana

  Najibullah, President

  collapse of regime

  murder

  Namangani, Juma

  Nanautawi, Mohammed Qasim (1833–77)

  Naqshbandi brotherhood

  Naqshbandiyah (Sufi order)

  Naquib, Mullah

  Nasa Space Centre

  National

  Bank of Pakistan

  Islamic Front

  Logistics Cell (NLC)

  Security Council (NSC)

  NATO

  command of ISAF in Kabul

  ground combat operations in Afghanistan

  Nawai, Ali Sher

  Nawaz, General Asif

  Nawaz, Haq

  Nazarbayev, President Nursultan (Kazakh)

  Nazdjanov

  neo-Taliban militants

  Nestorian Church

  New Delhi

  New York, bombs

  NGOs see non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

  Niazi, Mullah

  Ningarcho (Saudi company)

  Niyazov, President Saparmurad

  oil exports

  pipelines

  Unocal

  non-Afghan Mujaheddin

  non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

  non-Pashtuns

  Northern Alliance (NA)

  North West Frontier Province (NWFP)

  Talibanization of

  Nouakchott (capital of Mauritania)

  Nuristan province

  Oakley, Robert

  Oar, Mullah

  Obaid, Nawaf

  Obama, President Barack

  oil barons

  Olaciregul, Mario Lopez

  Olcott, Dr Martha Brill

  Omar, Amir Mullah Mohammed

  Bin Laden

  CIA

  jihad in Kashmir

  Kandahari group

  Lakhdar Brahimi

  Masud

  pipeline

  poppy cultivation

  Prince Turki

  Talibans

  war budget

  Orakzai Agency

  Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC)

  Oslo Accords (1993)

  Pahlawan, General Malik

  Pahlawan, General Rasul

  Pahlawan, Ghafar

  Pahlawan, Gul Mohammed

  Pakistan

  Afghan policy

  Afghan War

  anti-Shia group

  Arab-Afghans

  Central Asia trade

  Ce
ntral Board of Revenue (CBR)

  Civil Aviation

  Deobandis

  diplomatic isolation

  diplomats

  economy

  Frontier Corps

  growth of extremism in

  Harakat ul Ansar party

  International Airlines (PIA)

  Interservices Intelligence (ISI)

  Afghan Jihad

  Afghan policy

  analysis

  Bin Laden

  Mujaheddin

  officers

  Quetta staff

  Talibans

  Unocal

  Islamic

  militants

  parties

  madrassas

  Makran coast

  military-bureaucratic-intelligence

  military coup

  Muslim League

  officials

  opium production

  Pashtun borderlands

  Pashtuns

  People's Party (PPP)

  pipeline and communication routes

  Public Works Department

  Railways

  Revolutionary Guards

  Shias

  smuggling trade

  students

  Sunnis

  Talibans

  gender policies

  Taliban-style Islamic revolution

  Telecommunications

  tribal agencies

  UN Security Council Resolution

  war fronts

  Water and Power Development Authority

  Pakistan, Interservices Intelligence (ISI)

  training programme for Afghan Taliban

  Paktia province

  Pamir mountains

  Pan-Islamic ideology

  Panjshir

  Lion of see Masud, Ahmad Shah (Mujaheddin leader)

  Panjshiris

  Pasanai, Maulvi Said Mohammed

  Pashtuns

  Afghanistan

  bribal structure

  bureaucrats

  fundamentalism

  Hikmetyar

  madrassas

  Majaheddin, leadership

  Musad

  Pakistan

  rulers, Kabul

  Talibans

  tribal jirga

  tribes

  ulema

  Wahabbism

  Pashtunwali (tribal code of behaviour)

  Peace and National Unity party

  Peace and Reconciliation Commission

  Persia

  Persian Gulf ports

  Persians

  Peshawar

  Accord

  Ittehad-e-Islami, Islamic Unity

  Jabha-i Najat Milli Afghanistan

  Mujaheddin leadership

  Mujaheddin parties

  US Agency for International Development

  Peters, Gretchen

  Petraeus, General David

  pipelines

  Polo, Marco

  Primakov, Yevgeny

  Prophet Mohammed

  Cloak of

  Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs)

  Punjabi jihadi groups

  Qadeer, Haji Abdul

  Qaderiyah (Sufi order)

  Qais

  Qalamuddin, Maulvi

  Qanuni, Younis

  Qazil Abad

  Qila-e-Jhangi

  Quetta, Pakistan

  mafia

  Quetta Shura

  Rabbani, Mullah Mohammed

  meeting with King Fahd

  Rabbani, President Burhanuddin

  Iran

  Masud troops

  Pakistan's rivals

  Radio

  Afghanistan

  Kabul

  Pakistan

  Shariat

  Rafsanjani, President Akbar Ali

  Rahi, Dr Humera

  Rakhmanov, Imomali (President of Tajikistan)

  Raphel, Robin

  Rashid, Mullah Abdul

  Razaq, Mullah Abdul

  Reagan, President

  Red Cross, International Committee (ICRC)

  Rehami, Mullah Mohammed

  Rehman, Amir Abdul ‘Iron Amir’ (1880–1901)

  Rehman, Dr Abdur

  Rehman, Fazlur

  Rehman, Flight-Lieutenant Khalilur

  Rehman, King Abdul

  Rehman, Maulana Fazlur

  Rehmen, General Akhtar Abdur

  Reuters

  Richardson, Bill (US Ambassador to UN)

  Rishkor army garrison

  Rohrabacher, Dana

  Roman Empire

  Rostam, Sohrab

  Rouzi, Majid

  Roy, Olivier

  Rubin, Barnett

  Rukh, Shah (son of Taimur)

  Rumi (Persian poet)

  Rumsfield, Donald

  Russia

  arms supplies

  and Britain treaties

  Central Asian

  Revolution (1917)

  Tashkent meeting

  troops

  Unocal

  Safavid dynasty

  Sahar, General Saleem

  Salang Highway/tunnel

  Salim

  Samangan province

  Samarkand

  Santos, Charles

  Sarbanar (son of Qais)

  Sari Pul province

  Sarobi

  Saudi Arabia

 

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