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    Abdul Khaliq Hazara was a teenage Hazara student who was studying in Kabul. On November 8, 1933 he assassinated King Nadir Khan of Afghanistan during a high school visit. He was apprehended immediately after the assassination. Despite the fact that Abdul Khaliq's family and friends were not aware of the assassination they were tortured, raped and killed.
    After undergoing forty days of interrogation and torture himself, Abdul Khaliq was executed publicly. The executioner asked Abdul Khaliq with which finger he pulled the trigger with, with which eye he took aim with, and with which foot he stepped forward with, and subsequently cut off the corresponding body parts and gouged out his eye. After dismemberment, Abdul Khaliq's body was shred apart by a bayonet.
    The people of Afghanistan, who were being oppressed under Nadir Shah, saw Abdul Khaliq as a hero; many Afghans still view him as a martyr.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdul_K...zara_(assassin)

    What are your views on this? Do you consider him a hero?

  • #2
    a piece of ****

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    • #3
      are this questions serious ???

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      • #4
        Sorry but what about more information than wikipedia!
        faye's chauffeur

        Pashton's girlfriend

        I'm a Pashtun Princes


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        • #5
          that last sentence is very very doubtful.
          There are people today who think that admitting God’s absolute greatness decreases the value and importance of humans in the creation, as if God and mankind are rivals competing in greatness and power. Meanwhile I feel that whenever our perception of God’s greatness increases, with it we become greater, because we are the creation of a great God.

          Sayyid Qutb

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          • #6
            Nadir Khan came to power whith the help of British, isn't he the same as Karzai???
            And Nadi Khan killed Habibullah Kalakani so for the tajiks this hazara can be seen as a hero....

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Khostai View Post
              Nadir Khan came to power whith the help of British, isn't he the same as Karzai???
              And Nadi Khan killed Habibullah Kalakani so for the tajiks this hazara can be seen as a hero....
              karzai was brought to afg with foreign special forces and needs 200,000 foreign soldiers and contractors to keep him there. so the situation is a wee bit different. if "the people of afghanistan" were being oppressed by this guy, i would love to hear the story beside some wiki entry that was put there by an hazara with no references. by the accounts that i have read, kalakani was no different than any other leader, he asserted his authority and did not right any wrongs from the past leadership.
              There are people today who think that admitting God’s absolute greatness decreases the value and importance of humans in the creation, as if God and mankind are rivals competing in greatness and power. Meanwhile I feel that whenever our perception of God’s greatness increases, with it we become greater, because we are the creation of a great God.

              Sayyid Qutb

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              • #8
                Originally posted by randolph85 View Post
                karzai was brought to afg with foreign special forces and needs 200,000 foreign soldiers and contractors to keep him there. so the situation is a wee bit different. if "the people of afghanistan" were being oppressed by this guy, i would love to hear the story beside some wiki entry that was put there by an hazara with no references. by the accounts that i have read, kalakani was no different than any other leader, he asserted his authority and did not right any wrongs from the past leadership.
                But for Tajiks Massoud and Rabannis are also great leaders, so Kalakani is for them also a hero and this Hazara killed his killer, so for the tajiks and some Hazara he can be a hero.....

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                • #9
                  hazaras sing songs 4 dis nigka
                  Dark Vader Ghost King El Malo Camello Papa

                  Pro-Black is Pro-Righteous!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by abassinafghan View Post
                    are this questions serious ???
                    Yes, it's a serious question. The reason i posted to see how others in here view him..

                    Originally posted by Hallo View Post
                    Sorry but what about more information than wikipedia!

                    haha.. there are people who know more..


                    Here is a photo of him..

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                    • #11
                      Abdul Khaliq was born in the chindawol area of Kabul. His family had a close relationship with Charkhi family, specially Ghulam Nabi Charkhi. It was Ghulam Nabi who encouraged Abdul Khaliq's parents to allow him to attend school at the Habibia high school.

                      Khaliq witness the rise of Nader Shah and the blind assassinations of Afghanistan's intellectuals and politicians by Nader Shah. Nader who was a general of King Amanullah Khan, was summoned by Amanullah to fight against Habibullah Kalakani and restore the monarchy, but instead Nader proclaimed himself king. He systematically hand-picked supporters of Amanullah Khan and imprisoned them. For years he plucked any person who he would think would someday stand against his reign were eliminated. The wrath of Nader was over anyone not of the Mohammadzai tribe, his targets included the former king and his pashtun clans, the tajiks of the north and the hazaras of central Afghanistan.

                      In 1933 Khaliq's mother dies and the sorrow builds inside him. He sees his father as a frail man, his uncle sells Ice Water on the streets of Kabul and sees himself with a bleak future in Afghanistan under Nader Shah's rule. He decides to take matters in to his own hands and assassinate the King of Afghanistan.

                      Hi first attempt was at the independence day gather at the Eidgah mosque but Nader does not attend. A few months later opportunity arises when Nader Shah invites athletes of Habiba High school to the palace to distributor medals for their achievements. Khaliq is one of the attendees and see no security and search unit at the gates. He rides his bike back to the Pamir Cinema area and brings the gun which belong to his friend Is'haq Sherdel.

                      Khaliq returns with the gun wrapped in a handkerchief hidden in his pocket and stands behind Is'haq Sherdel and Mahmood. The National flag was lower and Nader Shah entered the rose garden. He examined the medals table and walked over towards the students. Khaliq reaches in his pocket and pulls his gun, points at Nader Shah and pulls the trigger, First bullet hits Nader in his mouth. 2nd shot pierces his heart and the 3rd cuts through his lung. The guards rush towards Khaliq and 4th bullet his a guard. He throws the gun at Nader as the guards rush to arrest him.

                      Shah Mahmood, Nader's brother order the arrest of over 400 Habibia students and by executive decree order all students to death. A soldier in the national guard convinces Mahmood that the kids are innocents and release them at once.

                      Khaliq was imprisoned and tortured and during torture he gave up the names of his accomplices. khaliq was given a trial in which he gave the names of all his friends and family members as acropolises. This has been questioned by the lone survivor of the Khaliq family. He was eventually sentenced to death along with 16 others. Majority Khaliq's family, Charkha family, were taken to deh mazang prison.

                      At the execution site 16 nooses were hung.
                      Khaliq was brought over and was asked with which finger you squeezed the trigger?
                      Hi lifted his index finger and on the spot his finger was cut.
                      With this eye you aim. and they gouged his eye with a dagger.
                      They continued the torture till Khaliq was dead and there was no need to hang him.
                      Source

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                      • #12
                        Hazaras have been treated worse than dogs by many rulers in the past, his motive could also have been the result of the oppression his people went through at that time. (And they still do.)
                        Gar Jahanum Sakhtam Ferdaws Ham Mesazamat

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Shayesta View Post
                          Hazaras have been treated worse than dogs by many rulers in the past, his motive could also have been the result of the oppression his people went through at that time. (And they still do.)
                          typical jew tactics.

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                          • #14
                            Lol
                            Gar Jahanum Sakhtam Ferdaws Ham Mesazamat

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Shayesta View Post
                              Lol
                              what do you want?

                              us to compensate for what the kings have done hundred years ago(as if those kings only did that to hazaras) or may be you want us to allow you murder kochis in kabul and bamyan.

                              or better yet we should allow you to be traitors selling the country to iran and having khomeini pictures in ministery of science.

                              may be we should allow you to cut women's breasts and make them do the dance of death,afterall those women were from the evil pashtuns who "oppressed" us 100 years ago.

                              oh and lets not talk about the anihilation of 70% of northern Afghanistan and the destruction of irrigation systems in south by their mongol ancesters.

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