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in Pathan areas
and Pathans
support for
see also Pathans, and Taleban; Shariah; United States of America, relations with Taleban
Talpur dynasty
Tankel, Stephen
Tarbela reservoir and dam
Tariq, Agha
Tariq, Maulana Azam
Taseer, Salman
Tatars
Tauseef, Rana Zahid
taxation
Taxila
Tehriq-e-Insaf (TeI)
Tehriq-e-Nifaz-e-Fiqah Jafferia (later Tehriq-e-Jafferia)
Tehriq-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammedi (TNSM)
and Pir Samiullah
public hangings
Tehriq-e-Taleban Pakistan (TTP) see Taleban, Pakistani
television
caning of girl shown on
religious programmes
Tennyson, Alfred Lord
terrorism
anti-Shia see militant groups, anti-Shia
attacks on Christians
in Britain
in FATA
Ghazi on
international
ISI accused of
Jamaat and
and madrasahs
and overthrow of state
in Peshawar
support for
see also Islamabad, Lal Masjid (Red Mosque) siege; Taleban, Pakistani
Tethyan Copper
Thar desert
theo-democracy
thuggee
Tikka Khan, Mohammad
The Times
Tipu Sultan
Titus, Paul
Tora Bora
Tori tribe
torture
Transparency International
Traub, James
tribal groups
tribes
Trieste
Turi tribe
Turkey
see also Ottoman Empire
Turkic
Turkmenistan, energy resources
‘Two Nation Theory’
ulema
Ummah (universal world community of Muslims)
Umrani, Mir Abdul Sattar
Umrani, Sadiq
Umrani tribe
Unar, Altaf Hussain Khan
Unar, Ghulam Ishaq Khan
Unar Khans
UNESCO
Unionist Party
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
United Provinces (now Uttar Pradesh)
United States of America
advisability of future restraint in pressure on Pakistan
aid to Pakistan
armed forces
attitudes to
and Balochistan
Z. A. Bhutto and
and Central Asia
drone attacks
future strategy for Afghanistan
‘Great Society’
hostility to
and India
intelligence services
invasion of Iraq
invasion and occupation of Afghanistan
and Iran
and Israel
JUI and
and Lashkar-e-Taiba
and Mujahidin
Musharraf and
and nuclear race in South Asia
and Pakistan’s nuclear programme
Pentagon
relations with Pakistan
relations with Taleban
retired army officers
rumours about mercenaries in FATA
and Soviet Union
special forces in Pakistan
and Sufism
‘war on terror’
see also
universities
‘untouchables’
urbanization
Urdu
calligraphy
in law courts
as official language of Pakistan
speakers of
Usmania Mohajir Colony
Uttar Pradesh
Uzbeks
Verkaaik, Oskar
Viceroy’s Commissioned Officers (VCOs)
Vienna
violence
ethnic and sectarian
family
political
see also terrorism
waderos (hereditary landowners or chieftains)
in Balochistan
in Sindh
Wah, attack on factory
Wahabism
Waldman, Matt
Wali Khan, Asfandyar
Wali Khan family
Waliullah, Shah
Walsh, Sir Cecil
Washington Consensus
Wazir, Nek Mohammed
Wazir, Noman
Waziristan
Afghan Taleban training camps in
invasion of
Mahsuds of
militants in
South
uprisings in
Wazirs
weapons of mass destruction
see also Pakistan, nuclear programme
Weber, Max
Welch Regiment
Werbner, Pnina
Werth, Lukas
West Africa
West Pakistan see Pakistan
Westernization
White, Joshua
widows, burning of (suttee)
WikiLeaks
Williams, Martin
women
Afghan
and Afghan Taleban
in air force
in Balochistan
buried alive
as concubines
and education
expected behaviour
and football
as hidden figures
‘honour killings’ of
and Jamaat Islami
as lawyers and judges
and local government
and MMA
and MQM
in NWFP
and pashtunwali
Pathan
and Pathans
political role
and power by inheritance
public caning of girl in Swat
in Punjab
in Red Mosque siege
rights of
at saints’ shrines
and suttee
Shariah and
students at Peshawar University
and traditions of justice
treatment of
and wearing of veil or headscarf
Zia and
see also feminism; marriage; rape
Woodrow Wilson Center
World Bank
programmes
report on Pakistan