Examples of using Mullah mohammad in English and their translations into Russian
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Taliban leaders were generally Pashtun commanders who followed Mullah Mohammad Omar.
It is believed that the initial target was Mullah Mohammad Zafar, commissioner of the Khak Afghan District in southern Afghanistan.
The Taliban authorities' central decision-making body is the Supreme Council in Kandahar headed by the movement's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar.
On 16 April, the Taliban Head of the Council of Ministers, Mullah Mohammad Rabbani, died in Islamabad after a long illness.
All important decisions concerning areas under the control of the Taliban continued to be made by their Supreme Council in Kandahar and its head, Mullah Mohammad Omar.
The Special Rapporteur met with Mullah Mohammad Hassan, the Governor of Kandahar and acting head of the Taliban Shura Council.
However, in cases of homicide,the three stages could be bypassed if the Taliban supreme leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, were to issue a death decree.
A Taliban delegation, led by Mullah Mohammad Ghaus, flew into Mazar-i-Sharif on 27 May for talks with General Malik on coordination between the two forces.
The Taliban took control of the capital of Laghman Province, Mitharlam,on 16 September and appointed Mullah Mohammad Rabbani as the head of the Eastern Shura Council.
At the beginning of April, the Taliban leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, is reported to have stated that he believed that a military solution to the Afghan conflict was likely.
All issues having to do with female access to education and employment were reportedly referred to the Taliban Supreme Council,led by Mullah Mohammad Omar.
It was reported that on 26 May 1997, the leader of the Taliban, Mullah Mohammad Omar, had called for an end to the use of landmines, describing their use as"un-Islamic.
Mullah Mohammad Tahir Anwari was named Governor of Nangarhar Province. On 24 September, the Taliban captured Sarobi, a strategic town located some 70 kilometres from Kabul.
The six-member Afghan interim commission in Kabul headed by Mullah Mohammad Rabbani announced that the new Taliban government would be neither parliamentary nor presidential, but Islamic.
They have improved their military skills and have greatly benefitted, both militarily and politically,from the simplicity of their chain of command under the leadership of Mullah Mohammad Omar.
According to a press release in Islamabad: Mullah Mohammad Rabbani was one of the main founders of the Movement and greatly contributed to peace and security in our country.
On 4 April 1996, the Taliban-supported Grand Council of Ulema proclaimed the head of the Supreme Taliban Shura(Council), Mullah Mohammad Omar, as Amir-ul-Momineen Leader of the True Believers.
An original communication dated 20 September 1999, signed by Mullah Mohammad Rabbani,“President of the Acting Council of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan”, presenting a delegation headed by Mowlawi Abdul Rahman“Zahed”,“Deputy Foreign Minister”.
The wave of violence comes days after a change of leadership in the Afghan Taliban,who announced the death of their founder, Mullah Mohammad Omar, late last month and named Mullah Mohammad Akhtar Mansour as their new leader.
While the mission was in Islamabad, I decided to authorize, on an exceptional basis, a one-day visit by the mission to Kandahar on 14 October for consultations with the Taliban leadership at the invitation of the supreme leader of the Taliban, Mullah Mohammad Omar.
Although the man's family had reportedly obtained a letter from the Taliban supreme leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, for him to be released, the actual release was ultimately decided by the cleric in question.
On 3 August, the leader of the Taliban, Mullah Mohammad Omar, was reported to have stated that there could be neither meaningful peace talks nor the formation of a joint political commission without the previous release of the Taliban prisoners held by the opposition in the north of the country.
He was informed that above the judicial structure and all the courts there was theAmir al Momineen(Leader of the faithful), the Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar, who had actually created the religious police that was directly under his command.
The district judge reportedly read out a letter by the Taliban supreme leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, which stated that:(i) all villages should have a mosque;(ii) that people should pray five times a day; and(iii) that all families should send both their male and female children to school up to the age of 12.
In September 2001 JKCHR intervened on behalf of Yvonne Ridley, a British journalist taken hostage in Afghanistan, working for the Sunday Express, with Taliban Ambassador AbdulSalam Zaeef in Islamabad, Pakistan and arranged the delivery of a most urgent appeal to Taliban spiritual leader Mullah Mohammad Omar pleading for her safe and early release.
It was reported on 26 April by Radio Shariah that a high-ranking Taliban leader, Mullah Mohammad Hassan, had stated that the Taliban would not pay attention to concerns over their human rights record.
On 4 October 1996, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights sent a message to the Head of the United Nations Special Mission to Afghanistan,Mr. Norbert Holl, in which he asked him urgently to convey once again to the leader of the Supreme Council of the Taliban movement, Mullah Mohammad Omar, his strong concern for the situation of human rights in Afghanistan.
After having taken power in Kabul,the head of the eight-member Taliban Supreme Council, Mullah Mohammad Omar, announced that the country would be governed by a six-member interim ruling council headed by Maulavi Muhammad Rabbani, the deputy head of the Taliban.
While the United Front has recently stated its commitment to a negotiated political settlement based on the right of the Afghan people to self-determination, a position supported by thoseAfghans supporting the convening of an emergency loya jirga, the Taliban remain of the view that the selection by ulemas of Mullah Mohammad Omar as"Amir-ul Momenin" with lifelong untrammelled powers has already adequately expressed the wishes of the Afghan people.
The most disturbing news is the British Broadcasting Corporation interview with Mullah Mohammad Omar, published at 1525(GMT) on 31 August, in which he reportedly referred to the Iranian diplomats and curtly said:"Taliban soldiers acting without the leadership's knowledge may have killed them.