Shura-e Nazar

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Shura-e Nazar was a powerful military-political alliance of mainly Tajik mujahideen commanders in northern Afghanistan that played a key role in resisting both the Soviet occupation and later the Taliban.

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Shura-e Nazar canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Afghan mujahideen organization
military-political alliance
activeDuring 1980s
1990s
alliedWith Northern Alliance
conflict Afghan Civil War
surface form: Afghan Civil War (1989–1992)

Afghan Civil War
surface form: Afghan Civil War (1992–1996)

Soviet–Afghan War
War against the Taliban
country Afghanistan
ethnicComposition mainly Tajik commanders
ideology Islamist
influenced post-2001 Afghan political elite
keyCommander Abdullah Abdullah
Ahmad Shah Massoud
Atta Mohammad Noor
Bismillah Khan Mohammadi
Mohammad Qasim Fahim
Yunus Qanuni
leader Ahmad Shah Massoud
militaryStructure network of regional commanders
notableFor centralized coordination of northern resistance forces
effective guerrilla warfare in mountainous terrain
opposedTo People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Taliban
partOf Jamiat-e Islami
politicalWing Jamiat-e Islami
regionOfOperation Badakhshan Province NERFINISHED
Baghlan Province NERFINISHED
Balkh Province NERFINISHED
Kunduz Province NERFINISHED
Panjshir Valley
Samangan Province
Takhar Province NERFINISHED
Northern Afghanistan
surface form: northern Afghanistan
role coordination of mujahideen fronts in the north
resistance against Soviet occupation
resistance against the Taliban
successor elements integrated into Afghan Northern Alliance
networks within post-2001 Afghan security forces

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