Abdul Jabar
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There are multiple individuals named Abdul Jabar.
- Abdul Jabbar, a Bengali language activist, killed in 1952.
- Abdul Jabar (Qala-i-Jangi captive), a member of Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan who survived the prison riot at the Qala-i-Jangi fortress outside Mazari Sharif in late November 2001.
- Abdul Jabar (Bagram captive), was held in Bagram Collection Point and reported being subjected to the same treatment that killed Dilawar and Habibullah in December 2002.
- Abdul Jabar is alleged to be the alias of an Uyghur from China named Ahmed Mohamed, who is held in the Guantanamo Bay detention camps.
- Mullah Abdul Jabar (Taliban leader) was appointed the rival Governor of Zabul province in 2003.
- Ahmed Mohamed, an Uyghur captive in Guantanamo, faced the allegation that Abdul Jabar was his alias when he served as an al Qaeda leader.
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