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	Vol 5-1
		Ghulam Hassan Khan is receiving instructions from the Governor as to the collection of supplies for the force which is to march against the Urzagan country under Sardar Abdul Kuddus Khan, as soon as the winter is over.
		The Durani Khans however express it as their opinion that the Amir's chief object in conquering the Urzagan country is to have it fortified and peopled with his own folk, and to send all his valuables there with a view to taking refuge in the country in time of need.
		Abdul Kudus Khan is awaiting reinforcements from Herat.
	www.hazara.net /hazara/History/Vol_5-1/vol_5-1.html (4002 words)

	M S Khan: the father of Library and Information Science in Bangladesh
		This was what Muhammad Siddiq Khan widely known as M S Khan wrote to Justice Abu Sayeed Chowdhury, President of the People's Republic of Bangladesh and Chancellor of Dhaka University on the financial straits and psychological devastation he suffered at the fag end of his life after retirement.
		Khan could devote to studies and work was possible because of the sacrifices of a devoted wife who managed the household, took care of the children and thought and planned about the future.
		M S Khan did not propagate any philosophy as such, but one may begin to see a pattern in his ideas and attitudes which were largely conditioned by familial, environmental and global happenings that saw him grow up as a human being.
	www.balid.org /mskl.html (2863 words)

	Afghanistan - Printer-friendly - MSN Encarta
		In 1826 Dost Muhammad Khan, a member of a prominent Afghan family, seized control of eastern Afghanistan, assuming the title of emir in 1835.
		Kabul was occupied in October 1879; Yakub Khan, son of Shere Ali, who had succeeded to the throne the preceding March, was forced to abdicate; and in 1880 Abd-ar-Rahman Khan, grandson of Dost Muhammad, was placed on the throne.
		In 1907, during the reign of Habibullah Khan, the son and successor of Abd-ar-Rahman, the British and Russian governments concluded a convention pledging mutual respect for the territorial integrity of Afghanistan.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /text_761569370___31/Afghanistan.html (4246 words)

	Islam Watch - "Islamic Terrorism – Is it a New Threat?" by MA Khan
		Consider the case of Muhammad’s raiding the Jewish enclave of Banu Quraiza, because they did not join the Muslim army when the Meccans attacked the Muslims in the famous battle of the Trench, which, the Quraiza tribe was allegedly obligated to do because of a covenant of mutual protection signed years earlier.
		The first reason of unwillingness of the Quraiza people to join the battle that Muhammad started was that the Jewish people were sick and tired of such violent activities and blood-baths, raiding and plundering expeditions and fighting wars one after another, which became the prominent feature of the Medina citizens' life once Muslims became powerful.
		Instead, Muhammad decided to slaughter all the males of weapon-bearing age, around 600 to 900 in numbers, captured their women and children as slaves and took possession of their homes, properties and farms as spoils of war and distributed them amongst the Muslims who had participated in this genocide.
	islam-watch.org /MA_Khan/IncessantTerrorism.htm (8745 words)

	The New Media Journal \| Islamic Terrorism – Is it a New Threat? by M.A. Khan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Instead of being a nonviolent person, Muhammad's life is a testament of ceaseless raids and plundering expeditions of highway caravans and waging wars against the infidel (non-Muslims community).
		Consider Muhammad’s raiding the Jewish enclave of Banu Quraiza, because they did not join the Muslim army when the Meccans attacked the Muslims in the famous battle of the Trench, which, the Quraiza tribe was obligated to do because of a covenant of mutual protection signed earlier.
		Instead, Muhammad decided to slaughter all the males of weapon-bearing age, around 600 to 900 in numbers, took of their women and children as slaves and took possession of their homes, properties and farms and distributed them amongst the Muslims who had participated in this genocide.
	www.newmediajournal.us /guest/m_khan/print/07292006.htm (8586 words)

	TELAI3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		38) Sardar Nek Muhammad Khan (s/o a concubine, full-brother of Bustan and Akbar).
		39) Sardar Bustan Khan (s/o a concubine, full-brother of Nek and Akbar).
		42) Sardar Lal Muhammad Khan (s/o a slave, full-brother of Burhan, Wahid and Jalal).
	4dw.net /royalark/Afghanistan/telai3.htm (2204 words)

	Ismailis of Afghanistan - By Mumtaz Ali Tajjdin - Historical Review
		Muhammad Azim, the full brother of Fateh Khan, and Dost Muhammad, his half-brother, took the field to avenge the Vizir’s wrongs, with the result that Mahmud fled from Kabul and was deposed in 1818, having first caused Fateh Khan to be murdered.
		Muhammad Azim held Kabul and was the principal administrator of the kingdom; but he was neither king nor amir, and his brothers, who were governors of provinces, and other Afghan chiefs could scarcely be said to obey him.
		In 1850, Dost Muhammad reconquered Balkh, and in 1855 the renewal of friendly intercourse between the amir and the British government led to the conclusion of a treaty at Peshawar, while in the same year the amir made himself master of Kandahar.
	ismaili.net /Source/mumtaz/behsud/histreview.html (5581 words)

	Vol 5-4
		Ghulam Sarwar Khan, Muhammadzai, the former Hakim of Kilat-i-Ghilzai, accompanied the Governor to the Urzagan expedition and was appointed to the command of the tribal levies.
		Muhammad Azam Khan, however, objected to this pointing out that, in case the inhabitants of Maruf and Salisun refused to obey the cavalry sowars, the latter would have no remedy in their hands, and the situation would be extremely critical.
		The Achakzais of Kadanai have complained to Muhammad Usman Khan, the son of the Governor, against Yakub Khan, Achakzai, for calling upon them to furnish a tribal force for the coercion of the inhabitants of Shorawak.
	www.hazara.net /hazara/History/Vol_5-1/Vol_5-4/vol_5-4.html (4802 words)

	Afghanistan. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		His successor, Yakub Khan, ceded the Khyber Pass and other areas to the British, and after a British envoy was murdered the British occupied Kabul.
		Maintaining that King Muhammad Zahir Shah had mishandled the economic crisis and in addition was stifling political reform, a group of young military officers deposed (July, 1973) the king and proclaimed a republic.
		The former king, Muhammad Zahir Shah, returned to the country from exile to convene (June, 2002) a loya jirga (a traditional Afghan grand council) to establish a transitional government.
	www.bartleby.com /65/af/Afghanis.html (2936 words)

	Black Muslims - Nation of Islam
		One likely reason for Malcolm X to leave is that Elijah Muhammad admitted to the rumors of the sexual goings on with his secretaries.
		Yakub, a fl scientist, created the white race 6,000 years ago.
		Later Farrakhan said, "Muhammad needed to be more diplomatic but that he was a warrior, a fighter for his people." —like most racists.
	www.muslimhope.com /BlackMuslims.htm (1309 words)

	Afghanistan - MSN Encarta
		When Kabul fell in August, Shah Shuja, a grandson of Ahmad Shah, was installed on the Afghan throne in place of Dost Muhammad, who gave himself up to the British.
		Dost Muhammad was then released from custody and allowed to resume his throne.
		Relations between Afghanistan and British-held India remained tense until 1855, when Dost Muhammad concluded a peace agreement with the Indian government.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761569370_8/Afghanistan.html (1000 words)

	DAWN - Cowasjee Corner; 04 November, 2001
		Shahs of the Durrani dynasty: Ahmad Khan - assumed the title of Shah and the epithet Durr-i-Durran (1747-73); Timur - son (1773-93); Zaman Mirza - son (1793-deposed 1800); Mahmud 1st - brother (1800-deposed 1803); Shuja-ul-Mulk 1st - brother (1803-deposed 1809); Mahmud 2nd (1809-18).
		Shahs of Afghanistan: Amanullah Khan - son of Habibullah (Feb 1919 - abdicated Jan 1929); Inayatullah Khan - brother (Jan 1929 deposed); Habibullah Ghazi (Bacha Saqao) - usurper (Jan 1929 - deposed and executed Oct 1929); Muhammad Nadir - great-grandnephew of Dost Mohammad (1929 - assassinated 1933); Muhammad Zahir - son (1933 - deposed 1973).
		Second Secretary Muhammad Daoud Shah Niazi, born in 1973, is from the village of Niazi in Khost Paktia.
	www.dawn.com /weekly/cowas/20011104.htm (1125 words)

	Gandamak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On the retreat from Kabul of General Elphinstone's army in 1842, a hill near Gandamak was the scene of the massacre of the last survivors of the force: twenty officers and forty-five British soldiers of the 44th East Essex Regiment.
		It is also notable for the treaty of Gandamak, which was signed here on May 26, 1879 between the British government and His Highness Muhammad Yakub Khan, Amir of Afghanistan and its dependencies.
		Gandamak is also the name of a famous dog kennel in Bratislava, Slovakia, which breeds Afghan Hounds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gandamak (213 words)

	:: Munshigonj District \| Bangla Litarature ::
		Shah Muhammad Sagir (c 1400) was one of the earliest of the Bengali Muslim poets.
		Syed Sultan's Nabibamsa, Muhammad Khan's Maktul Husein and sheikh chand's Rasulbijay are known as Islamic Puranas.
		Munshi Muhammad Zamiruddin (1870-1930) converted to christianity and came to be known as Father John Zamiruddin.
	www.munshigonj.com /BangladeshSection/BanglaLiterature.htm (11912 words)

	Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the wake of this success he was appointed commander of the Kabul and Kandahar field force, leading his 10,000 troops through Afghanistan to the relief of the latter city (see Battle of Kandahar).
		He also managed to capture Kabul, and defeated Muhammad Yakub Khan, the Afghan emir.
		For his services, Sir Frederick again received the thanks of Parliament, and was appointed both Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB) and Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire (CIE) in 1880, becoming a baronet the following year.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frederick_Roberts,_1st_Earl_Roberts (1099 words)

	English Translation of the Holy Quran with Commentary: Foreword
		Maulana Muhammad Ali thoroughly revised the whole work in the last five years of his life, the revised edition being published in 1951 followed by several reprint editions over the years.
		Maulana Muhammad Ali wielded a scholar’s pen with a saint’s hands, and that is where lay the secret of this Translation becoming a real spiritual force and a beacon of light for seekers-after-truth.
		But that is exactly what made Maulana Muhammad Ali’s translation the boon of the world of scholarship in the West as well as the East when it appeared in print in 1917.
	www.muslim.org /english-quran/fore.htm (1125 words)

	Heading the Afghans: a dangerous mission -DAWN - International; 06 October, 2004
		Amir Yakub Khan had been in the job for just eight months when he abdicated in 1879 saying he "would rather be a grass cutter in an English camp than ruler of Afghanistan".
		The violent rule of Bacha-i-Saqao, or "son of a water carrier", lasted nine months before he was overthrown by Nadir Khan, a former military commander who returned from the south of France with his brothers to rally tribal support.
		Moscow dumped Kamal in 1986 and installed Muhammad Najibullah, a former secret police chief with a reputation for brutality.
	www.dawn.com /2004/10/06/int6.htm (564 words)

	2002 Pulitzer Prizes-PUBLIC SERVICE, Works
		The son of Dost Muhammad and father of Yakub Khan, he leaned toward the Russians who were vying with the British for regional influence; the British went to war.
		When a British envoy was murdered in 1879, British forces occupied Kabul and forced Yakub to abdicate, replacing him with his cousin.
		His protests against the government while he was a student activist landed him in jail during a period when Daoud Khan was unhappy about challenges to his government.
	www.pulitzer.org /year/2002/public-service/works/textversion.html (741 words)

	Afghanistan News Headlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Amir Yakub Khan had been in the job for eight months when he abdicated in 1879 saying he “would rather be a grass cutter in an English camp than ruler of Afghanistan”.
		But it was his efforts to Westernise the country, introducing Western dress and education for women, that lost him popular support so that when a Tajik bandit known as Bacha-i-Saqao led a revolt in 1928, Amanullah fled in a Rolls Royce through the snow drifts to British-ruled India.
		The violent rule of Bacha-i-Saqao, or “son of a water carrier”, lasted nine months before he was overthrown by Nadir Khan, a former military commander.
	www.afghanistan.org /news_detail.asp?17179 (657 words)

	Keyword (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sister Claudette Muhammad, blasted Blagojevich for saying he did not know her or realize she was an official in the Nation of Islam before appointing her to the anti-discrimination panel.
		Fard had much success in influencing his flock, and Elijah Muhammad became heavily involved in the movement, calling himself the “Divine Messenger of Allah.” The Divine Messenger was born in 1897 in Sandersville, Georgia.
		In his message to the fl men of America, Muhammad refers to Caucasians as “White devils,” “men of sin,” “beasts,” “serpents,” “anti-Christs,” and “archdeceivers.” The white devils “cannot produce good, for they are without the nature of good”...
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/keyword?k=FARRAKHAN (5485 words)

	Life and work of R. Soedewo
		Soedewo’s passion for knowledge and devotion for the propagation of Islam enabled him to accomplish at the young age of twenty-eight the Dutch translation of such a voluminous and literary work as the English translation of the Holy Quran with commentary by Maulana Muhammad Ali.
		It may be pointed out that the Maulana’s first edition of the English translation, which Soedewo ventured to translate into Dutch, contained more copious footnotes and a very exhaustive introduction as compared to the Maulana’s revised edition published in 1951.
		His thought-provoking lectures were always impressive and inspiring. It will not be an exaggeration to record that he was the main Indonesian architect of the invaluable literature produced on Islam and the Ahmadiyya Movement. He deserved to be classed as the pioneer of Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement in Indonesia.
	www.muslim.org /activities/indonesia/soedewo.htm (910 words)

	NucNews - June 3, 2002
		Khan pointed to the Afghan border in the near distance, where a huge white arrow is painted on a rocky mountainside to mark the Durand Line separating the countries, he stood in a sprawling cemetery for mujahedeen fighters from that period.
		Khan's job is to consult, and consult he does, from behind a huge wooden desk with three telephones and a tall stack of dossiers.
		Khan's headquarters courses with activity, scores of tribesmen from Miran Shah and points beyond who come to affix their fingerprints to property titles, use the fort's bank, catch up with the news of weddings and feuds or pray at the small mosque.
	nucnews.net /nucnews/2002nn/0206nn/020603nn.htm (20711 words)

	Afghanistan Demographics and Geography - Columbia Gazetteer of the World Online
		Jenghiz Khan (c.1220) and Tamerlane (late 14th century) were subsequent conquerors of renown.
		The reign of the Sadozai branch of the Durrani ended in 1818, and no predominant ruler emerged until Dost Muhammad became emir in 1826.
		During his rule the status of Afghanistan became an international problem, as Britain and Russia contested for influence in central Asia, resulting in the First Afghan War (1838–1842) between the British and the Afghans.
	www.columbiagazetteer.org /public/Afghanistan.html (1650 words)

	Afghanstation.com - The Centre of Afghan Web
		In April 1978 Daud was killed during a violent coup d'état.
		This led to armed resistance by devout Muslims, especially among the mountain tribes.
		The conflict became an international issue, with the United States and Muslim nations, supplying arms and support to the mujaheddin, while the USSR was drawn into a protracted, costly, and ultimately futile conflict.
	www.afghanstation.com /afghistory.htm (2096 words)

	Chronology: from the restoration of Amir Dost Muhammad to the Second Anglo-Afghan War 1843-78
		Saiyid Muhammad of Herat overthrown by a conspiracy
		Jan Dost Muhammad goes to Peshawar and concludes a treaty with the Government of India; is granted a subsidy
		Abdur Rahman Khan, son of Muhammad Afzal Khan flees to Bokhara; Sher Ali imprisons Muhammad Afzal Khan; Muhammad Azim Khan takes refuge at Rawalpindi with the British.
	www.bl.uk /collections/afghan/chronology1843to1878.html (604 words)

	Notes_Nicholas_Boland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In this latter camp Sher Ali's disloyal son Yakub Khan was considered the likeliest candidate, despite Sher Ali's opposition.
		The Amir's absence from Kabul meant that his son Yakub Khan's star was rising as quickly as his was fading.
		The events of the British invasion on Afghanistan, and the fact that he was receiving no help from the Russian Emperor, Amir Sher Ali Khan was forced to move to the Northern Provence of Mazar-e-Sharif, with his son Yaqub becoming the new Amir of Afghanistan.
	members.westnet.com.au /web/MoonGypC/Notes_Nicholas_Boland.htm (4211 words)

	bjc_1
		Muhammad Saleh, an Arab happened to come to India on some mission stated to be a political one.
		He continued to throw challenges of prayer duels to his enemies and prophecised their humiliation and death till he was ordered by the Punjab Government on 24 February 1899 to refrain from publishing any prediction involving the disgrace of any person and representing him as the object of Divine wrath.
		Muhammad Yakub Khan Quest After God(Glimpses of the Life of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad) Anjuman Ahmadiyya Lahore, 1949, P. See Tarikh-i-Ahmadiyya Vol-1 compiled by Dost Muhammad Shahid Rabwah.
	www.alhafeez.org /rashid/british-jewish/bjc_1.htm (12083 words)

	Foreword to 'The Golden Deeds of Islam' by Maulana Muhammad Yakub Khan
		Foreword to 'The Golden Deeds of Islam' by Maulana Muhammad Yakub Khan
		The war years have had a blighting effect upon printing industry as upon every other sphere of peace time activities.
		My thanks are due to Messrs Dar-ul-Kutub Islamia Limited, Ahmadiyya Buildings, Lahore, for coming forward, in these hard times, when the pinch of printing disabilities still continues, to enable me to place this third edition of the Golden Deeds of Islam in the hands of the public.
	aaiil.org /text/books/others/muhammadyakubkhan/goldendeedsislam/preface.shtml (347 words)

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