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US attacks on Al Qaeda bases
US drone attacks
warfare
see also Mujahidin; Taleban, Afghan; United States of America, invasion and occupation of Afghanistan
Afghans
in Balochistan
and Pathans
Africa
sub-Saharan
Afridi, Latif
Afridis
Agra
Agran
Ahl-e-Hadith
Ahmed, Akbar S.
Ahmed, Feroz
Ahmed, Ishfaq
Ahmed Khan, Sir Syed
Ahmed, Nadeem
Ahmed, Rana Aftab
Ahmed, Sayyid Mansur
Ahmedi sect
aid
international
US
Akbar, Emperor
Akhund, Iqbal
Akhundzada family
Al Qaeda
leaders of
Alaska Permanent Fund
alcohol
Taleban and
Alexander the Great
Algeria
Ali, Mohsin, Moth Smoke
Ali, Rehmat
Ali, Tariq, Can Pakistan Survive? The Death of a State
Aligarh
Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College
University
Allahabad
Allahdin, Surriya
Alpial Rajputs
Alsace-Lorraine
Altaf, Samina
Ambela pass
American Indians
animism
Ansari, Sarah
anti-Americanism see United States of America, hostility to
anti-colonialism
anti-Shiism
Arabia
Arabic (language)
Arabs
Armitage, Richard
arms and explosives
Arthur, Andrew
Aryans
Al-Asad, Bashir
Ashfaq, Mian Mohmahhed Kashif
Ashraf Khan, Mehmood
Asia
‘Asian tigers’
Asif (Peshawar police officer)
Aslam, Imran
Aslam, Masoud
assassinations of Pakistani politicians
Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal
Attock
Gazetteer
Auchinleck, Field Marshal Sir Claude
Aurangzeb, Emperor
Awadh
Awami League
Awami National Party (ANP)
anti-Americanism
anti-Taleban propaganda
and army
attitude to Taleban
and Bashir Bilour
and Yunus Buner
class feeling in
coalition with JUI
compared with JUI
and Karzai
Afzal Khan and
and khans
Ladies’ Wing
leaders
and MQM
and Nizam-e-Adl agreement with Swat
as NWFP government
offices: east Karachi; Peshawar
and Pakistani army
and Pathan nationalism
and Peshawar University
and Syed Shahi
splits in
student supporters of
and Taleban
and TNSM
under British rule
and Wali Khan family
Awan, Anwar
Awans
Ayub Khan, President Muhammad
and Ataturk
‘Basic Democracy’ scheme
coup
and family planning
hunting in Sindh
and industrial growth
land reform
and Rawalpindi
in retirement
as secular reformer
and US
Azad, Maulana Abdul Kalam
Aziz, Sartaj
Aziz, Shaukat
Baba Farid
Babar, General Nazeerullah
Babokot
Bagh, Mangal (Mangal Bagh Afridi)
Bahawalpur
Bajaur Agency
Bakrani
Balakot
Baledis
Baloch (language)
Baloch, Liaquat
Baloch Independence Day
Balochistan
Afghan Taleban in
as artificial creation
British census (1998)
cantonments
and chieftains
compared with FATA
compared with Sindh
deserts
development budget and ministers
District Gazetteer
education in
ethnic groups in
extent of territory
farmers
frontiers
gas fields
geography
government ministers
and Hazaras
jirgas
JUI and
and Kashmir
landowners in
mining (copper and gold)
and MMA
nationalism in see nationalism, Baloch
and Pakistan
Pathans in
police
population
poverty in
Provincial Assembly
Punjabis in
saint worship
terrorism in
tribes, tribal culture
water crisis in
wealth of
Baloch people
descendants of
insurgencies
in Karachi
languages of
militant
nationalist see nationalism, Baloch
as politicians
and Punjabis
in Sindh
in southern Punjab
traditional code
tribes
women, treatment of
Bamian, destruction of Buddhist statues
Bandaranaike dynasty
bandits see dacoits
Bangash, Taqi
Bangash tribe
Bangladesh (earlier East Bengal, East Pakistan)
independence
traditional legal codes
two-party balance
al-Banna, Hasan
baraka (spiritual power)
Bareilly
Barelvi, Syed Ahmed
Barelvis (Ahl-e-Sunnat)
Barnes, Sir Hugh
Barth, Fredrik
Basant festival
Beas, river
Bedouins
Beg, General Mirza Aslam
Bengal
Bengal Regiment
Bergen, Peter
Best, Leslie Duncan
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
Bhitshah shrine
Bhopal
Bhutto, Ali (son of Mumtaz Ali Bhutto)
Bhutto, Amir Baksh
Bhutto, Benazir
and Afghan Taleban
assassination
and Babar
charisma of
and Altaf Hussain
Jabbar on
mausoleum of
ministers
and MQM
Musharraf and
and role of Shariah in Swat
and Aftab Khan Sherpao
will
Bhutto, Sardar Mumtaz Ali