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 Unknown History of JihadSoviet - Afghan War1979 -1989 Chronicle of Events in Afghanistan1990 - 1996 Iran masses troops on border, warns Afghanistan to free hostagesCharlotte Observer Online, Sep-05-98  The Movement of Taliban [Dead link]Interview with the Ameer ul M'umineen Who are Taliban ? & their Goal The dynamic address of Mulla Ameer Khan Muttaqi What is the Shara'ee Status of the Taliban? Afghan Women Oppressed under Taliban RuleMorehouse College paper Taliban Regim in Afghanistan [Dead link]In Kabul, the government of Rabani insisted that Pakistan interface in inside Afghan affairs and closely support Taliban militia. By September 1996, Rabani government with his defense minister Ahmad Shah Masoud left Kabul without any resistance and Taliban Militia captured the power of Kabul and established more strict Islamic rules in Afghanistan. The Power of Culture - The Taliban Page[Page removed from server] Taliban: A Perfect Islamic SocietyBy Keerthi Reddy (Sword of Truth, Issue# 1999.36 September 4th, 1999)  On July 16, 1998, the maggot ridden naked corpse of a woman caked with old blood was found in a ravaged back alley of Khairkhana, Kabul in Afghanistan. After hours of investigation, the post mortem revealed that the corpse belonged to a young woman named Shukria, the daughter of Ali Mardan . . . The Taliban is comprised of Pakistanis and Afghanis who are considered the true "Mujahideen" or "holy warriors of Allah" because they have established a purely Islamic state which rigidly conforms to the "pious Muslim ideals" which were outlined and set down by Prophet Mohammed.
War News - Taliban Online [Dead link] Afghan rebels retreat, Taliban claims [Page removed from server]KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Afghanistan's Taliban army claimed Tuesday to have captured a strategic mountain village, pushing opposition forces from the outskirts of Kabul. The Taliban army has seized the Afghan capital, Kabul, and two-thirds of Afghanistan in its bid to impose a strict Islamic regime over all the country. Shockwaves from Moscow to Tehran,Taleban press on (BBC) Taliban fighters capture air baseElectronic Telegraph The Taliban Home PageAfghan NewsThe Taliban: The sword of AfghanistanDetroit Free Press (1996) Taliban lose northern city Residents in Mazar-e-Sharif balked when the Taliban issued its usual edicts: Women must wear veils, and cannot work outside the home or interact with men who are not their relatives. But after a night of fierce rocket and small-arms fire, Taliban soldiers fled the city Wednesday in jeeps and pickup trucks. Feminist Majority FoundationStop Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan - Help Restore Women's Rights!  Take Action! Women have restricted access to medical treatment because they can only be treated by female doctors whose access to work is restricted. 5-04-98: Afghan Talks "Suspended Indefinitely;" Fighting May Resume.Worried neighbors send arms, money to halt TalibanThe taking of KabulThe taking of Kabul by the Taliban militia on 17 September was the main event of 1996 in Afghanistan. Yahoo! Full Coverage Afghanistan's Taliban Interactive Central Asia Resource Project Afghanistan |