From Christopher Dickey, the author of "Our Man in Charleston: Britain's Secret Agent in the Civil War South" and "Securing the City," this site provides updates and footnotes on history, espionage, terrorism, fanaticism, policing and counterinsurgency linked to Dickey's columns for The Daily Beast and his other writings; also, occasional dialogues, diatribes, and contributions from friends.
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Monday, December 11, 2006
Taliban Rule Book in Pashto
Sami Yousufzai and Ron Moreau brought to light the Taliban Rule Book earlier this month, and a full translation is now available on the Newsweek site. For those who read Pashto, these photographs show the original pages. Click to enlarge.
Since I speak English, I don't understand it. Is Pashto the same with Arabic language?? What does the rule talk about?? When I check it in the Newsweek site, I cannot find anything...Hope the rule is good for human being......
Hi Alex, I think Pashto is a lil bit different from Arabic. This language is used by Pashtun people in some parts of Afghan and Pakistan. So I think it must have some differences from the Arabic used by Arabian people.
Great info
ReplyDeleteSince I speak English, I don't understand it. Is Pashto the same with Arabic language?? What does the rule talk about?? When I check it in the Newsweek site, I cannot find anything...Hope the rule is good for human being......
ReplyDeleteHi Alex, I think Pashto is a lil bit different from Arabic. This language is used by Pashtun people in some parts of Afghan and Pakistan. So I think it must have some differences from the Arabic used by Arabian people.
ReplyDeleteI am Pukhtun an I read this book. this book is written for Taliban who follow Mullah Omeer. this rule and law only apply on Taliban's.
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