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    organisations took to terrorism for conflicting objectives. Some‚ such as the Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front‚ want independence for the state‚ including all the territory presently part of India‚ Pakistan and China. Others‚ such as the Hizbul Mujahideen ‚ want India’s J&K state to be merged with Pakistan. While those who want independence project their struggle as a separatist one‚ those wanting a merger with Pakistan project it as a religious struggle. There have also been sporadic acts

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    Dunya Institute for Higher Education The Essence‚ Effect and Impact of Modern Systems of Higher Education for Socio-economic Development – a Descriptive‚ Causal and Narrative Study done in 3 Organizations in Kabul By: Shaima Hussaini F/Name: Mohammad Salam ID number: 40814 Class: BBA‚ E2‚ Morning January 2012 Introduction Education as overall has direct impact on promoting the socio-economic development of any country. The Modern Systems of Higher Education came in Afghanistan since

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    who was also a former Democratic U.S. Representative from Texas’s 2nd congressional district. Charlie is best known for leading congress into supporting Operation Cyclone‚ the largest CIA covert operation which supplied military equipment to the Mujahideen including Stinger missile systems which were the main downfall of the USSR in the Afghan Proxy War. Charlie was born in the small town of Trinity‚ Texas. Charlie earned the second most demerits (A demerit is a negative mark for misconduct or deficiency)

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    political and religious context of the time What influence did Syed Ahmad Barelvi exert in the revival of islam? - Revival of Islam in the sub-continent How influential was Haji shariatullah and the faraizi movement? - The Jihad movement and the mujahideen. How far was Aurangzeb responsible for the decline of the mughal empire? What role did the East India Company play in the decline of the empire? How successful was the british expansion in the sub-continent to 1857? Impacts of Aurangzeb’s

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    had Tariq’s. In the end Laila couldn’t do it. It wasn’t the fear of bleeding to death that made her drop the spoke‚ or even the idea that the act was damnable- which she suspected it was. Laila dropped the spoke because she could not accept what Mujahideen readily had: that sometimes in war innocent life had to be taken. Her war was against Rasheed. The baby was blameless. And there had been enough killing already. Laila had seen enough killing of innocents caught in the cross fire of enemies” (Hosseini

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    Arabs but it was also a massive blow to the Arabs morale. Here were four of the strongest Arab nations systematically defeated by just one nation. In 1980‚ Afghan Rebels‚ Mujahideens‚ launch a gorilla campaign against the occupying Soviet Army. By Spring 1986‚ Operation Cyclone enabled America to successfully provide Mujahideens with weapon and finance. By spring 1987‚ Osama Bin Laden‚ the son of a billionaire‚ joined the fight‚ which soon led to the withdrawal of the Soviet Army; immediately turning

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    Within the previous 25 years‚ the United States has experienced violent attacks targeting civilians. On February 26‚ 1993‚ a bomb detonated in the parking lot of the Vista Hotel in 2 World Trade Center. Six people were killed and nearly 1‚000 more injured. The suspects responsible claimed to belong to a radical Islamic sect. On April 19‚ 1995‚ anti-government anarchist Timothy McVeigh bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. The attack killed 168 people and injured 700. McVeigh

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    The Individual In History The grey war The beginning of the Soviet war in Afghanistan in 1979 marked a new phase in the Cold War‚ the effects of which would continue to cast a shadow over modern politics into the next millennium. The Soviet-Afghan war was driven by the persistent personalities of US National Security Advisor‚ Zbigniew Brzezinski‚ his puppet president‚ Jimmy Carter‚ and Soviet leader‚ Leonid Brezhnev. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan flipped Cold War politics on its head

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    double standards. By saying they want terrorism to stop and make a big deal about it. Then go and kill thounds of inocent people and say there not terrorist. He bring up the point of when the United states was supporting Osama Bin Laden and the mujahideen. Then as they stopped those men were not need they became terrorist. This essay was even written be for the 9/11 terrorist acttaks. The True Spirit Of Jihad by Sarah Ahmad. This essay is giving us information the word Jihad and Islam. Sarah explains

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    Afghanistan (/ʌfˈɡʌnɪstɑːn/; Listeni/æfˈɡænɨstæn/; Persian: افغانستان‎; Pashto: Afġānistān‎)‚ officially the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan‚ is a landlocked sovereign state forming part of South Asia‚[8] Central Asia‚[9] and to some extent Western Asia. It has a population of around 30 million inhabiting an area of approximately 647‚500 km2 (250‚001 sq mi)‚ making it the 42nd most populous and 41st largest nation in the world. It is bordered by Pakistan in the south and the east‚ Iran in the west

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