Abdul Haq
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- Abdul Haq (15th Century prince)
- Abdul Haq, Afghan leader against both the Soviet invasion and later the Taliban, captured and executed by the Taliban during the fall of 2001.
- Abdul Haq (al Qaida leader), Guantanamo intelligence analysts report that Soufian Abar Huwari worked with his childhood friend "al Qaida leader Abdul Haq", in the Republic of Georgia.
- Abdul Haq, Northern Alliance translator in the fall of 2001
- Abdul Haq (Taliban leader), protege of Mullah Mohammed Omar, working in the Taliban's Kandahar office.
- Abdul Haq, Uighur who directed a small camp of Uighurs in the Tora Bora mountains in the fall of 2001
- Maulvi Abdul Haq, an Urdu writer and activist from Pakistan
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