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:''There also a [[Uighur]] who directed a small Uighur camp in the [[Tora Bora]] mountains of [[Afghanistan]] named [[Abdul Haq (Uighur)|Abdul Haq]]. |
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'''Abdul Haq''' (died 2001) was a [[Northern Alliance]] leader who was captured and killed trying to lead an uprising against the [[Taliban]] during the [[United States]] bombing campaign in [[Afghanistan]]. |
'''Abdul Haq''' (died 2001) was a [[Northern Alliance]] leader who was captured and killed trying to lead an uprising against the [[Taliban]] during the [[United States]] bombing campaign in [[Afghanistan]]. |
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Revision as of 04:07, 10 May 2006
- For other uses, see the disambiguation page for Abdul Haq.
Abdul Haq (died 2001) was a Northern Alliance leader who was captured and killed trying to lead an uprising against the Taliban during the United States bombing campaign in Afghanistan.
He was a member of politically prominent family in Afghanistan, with ties to former king Zahir Shah. His brother Abdul Qadir was an early backer of Hamid Karzai, who was rewarded with a cabinet position, before he was assassinated in 2002.
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