Index of Afghanistan-related articles

This is an alphabetical list of Afghanistan-related articles.

Contents 

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– 055 Brigade – 100 Classrooms program – 2003 Loya jirga

A

– Ab Band District – Ab Kamari District – Ab Khuda'i – Abaidullah – Abasi – Abd Al Rahim Abdul Rassak Janko – Abd al-Latif ibn Muhammad Taraghay Ulughbek – Abdul Ahad Mohmand – Abdul Ali Mazari – Abdul Hakim Bukhary – Abdul Haq (Afghan leader) – Abdul Jabbar Naeemi – Abdul Latif Hakimi – Abdul Malik Pahlawan – Abdul Qader Bedil – Abdul Qadir Dagarwal – Abdul Rahim Ghafoorzai – Abdul Rahim Hatef – Abdul Rahman (convert) – Abdul Rahman Abdullah Mohamed Juma Kahm – Abdul Rahman Mosque (Kabul city) – Abdul Rahman Pazhwak – Abdul Rashid Dostum – Abdul Rasul Sayyaf – Abdul Razeq – Abdul Wali (detainee) – Abdul Zahir (Afghan Prime Minister) – Abdul Zahir (Guantanamo captive 753) – Abdul Zahir (Taliban leader) – Abdullah (Afghanistan) – Abdullah Gan – Abdullah Shah Ghazi – Abdur Rab Nishtar – Abdur Rahman Khan – Abdurrahim Wardak – Abib Sarajuddin – Ablepharus pannonicus – Abu Sa'id (Timurid dynasty) – Access for Afghan Women Act – Achaemenid Empire – Achakzai – Achin District – Adam Khan And Durkhanai – Afghan abasi – Afghan afghani – Afghan Air Force – Afghan bread – Afghan Cabinet of Ministers – Afghan carpet – Afghan Christians – Afghan Civil War (1989-1992) – Afghan Civil War (1992-1996) – Afghan Civil War (1996-2001) – Afghan Civil War – Afghan Constitution Commission – Afghan cricket team – Afghan Defense Ministry – Afghan Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Program – Afghan dress – Afghan hedgehog – Afghan Independence Day – Afghan Islamic Press – Afghan Kadu Bouranee – Afghan Kofta – Afghan Ministry of Health – Afghan Mobile Mini Children's Circus – Afghan Museum – Afghan national anthem – Afghan National Army – Afghan National Museum – Afghan National Solidarity Programme – Afghan New Beginnings Programme – Afghan Northern Alliance – Afghan parliamentary election, 2005 – Afghan poetry – Afghan refugees – Afghan rupee – Afghan Social Democratic Party – Afghan Supreme Court – Afghan Television – Afghan Transitional Administration – Afghan Turkestan – Afghan TV – Afghan Water and Power Ministry – Afghan Wireless Communication Company – Afghan Women's Network – Afghanistan – Afghanistan at the 1936 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1948 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1956 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1960 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1964 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1968 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1972 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1980 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1988 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Afghanistan Football Federation – Afghanistan Information Management Services – Afghanistan International Bank – Afghanistan Liberation Organization – Afghanistan Meteorological Authority – Afghanistan national football team – Afghanistan Pakistan People's Friendship Association – Afghanistan presidential election, 2004 – Technology Education Center, Kabul – Afghanistan Scout Association – Afghanistan War order of battle – Afghanistan–Uzbekistan Friendship Bridge – Afrasiab Khattak – Afridi – Afshar language – Afsharid dynasty – Agesiles – AH1 – Ahmad Shah Ahmadzai – Ahmad Shah Bahadur – Ahmad Wali – Ahmad Zahir – Ahmad Zia Massoud – Ahmadzai (Ghilji clan) – Ahmadzai (Wazir clan) – Ahmed Khan of Herat – Ahmed Shah Abdali – Ahmed Shah Massoud – Ahmed Wali Karzai – Ahmed Yusuf Nuristani – Ahtaj – Aimak – Aimaq language – AINA (organization) – Aisha-i-Durani School – Ajmal Khattak – Ajristan District – Akbar Khan – Akbar Shah II – Akbar – Akcha – Akhund of Swat – Akram Khan Durrani – Akram Yari – Al Farouq training camp – Al Ghuraba training camp – Al Sadeeq training camp – Al-Hajjaj bin Yousef – Al-Walid I – Al-Walid II – Alamgir II – Alchon – Ali Ahmad Jalali – Ali Shah Durrani – Ali Sher Nawai – Alif Mohammed – Alikozai – Alptigin – Amani High School – Amanullah Khan – Amanullah Shah – Ameer Hamza Shinwari – American prisoners who were previously Taliban prisoners – American University of Afghanistan – Amu Darya – Anar Dara District – Ancient Iranian peoples – Andkhoy – Angaria (tribe) – Anwar Saifullah Khan – Anwar ul-Haq Ahadi – Arachosia – Ardashir I – Ardashir II – Ardashir III – Arghandab District – Arghandab River – Aria (satrapy) – Ariana Afghan Airlines – Ariana TV – Arif Khan – Arkan Mohammad Ghafil Al Karim – Arsala Rahmani – Aryob – Asadabad district – Asadabad, Afghanistan – Asadullah Abdul Rahman – Asadullah Khalid – Asfandyar Wali Khan – Ashraf Ghani – Asii – Askunu language – Assadullah Sarwari – Assadullah Wafa – At Five in the Afternoon – Atel Mohammed – Attan – Aurangzeb – Aush – Aymāq – Ayna TV – Ayub Shah Durrani – Azam Khan (squash player) – Azam Shah – Azarethes – Azim Khan – Aziz Herawi

B

– Babrak Karmal – Babur Ibn-Baysunkur – Babur – Baburnama – Bacha Khan Zadran – Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex – Bactria – Bactrian Gold – Badakhshan Province – Badar – Badghis Province – Badi' al-Zaman – Baghlan Province – Baghlan – Baghran District – Bagram Air Base – Bagram – Bahadur Shah I – Bahadur Shah II – Bahlikas – Bahram Chobin – Bahram I – Bahram II – Bahram III – Bahram IV – Bahram V – Bakhtar Afghan Airlines – Bakwa District – Bala Buluk District – Bala Hissar – Balash – Balkh Airlines – Balkh Province – Balkh River – Balkh – Baloch (tribe) – Baloch people – Baloch tribes – Balochistan (region) – Baluchi, Afghanistan – Bamyan City – Bamyan Province – Band-e Amir – Banebshenan banebshen – Bangash – Bangulzai – Barai Ghar – Barakzai Dynasty – Barakzay clan – Baranzai – Barbad – Barbari dialect – Barija – Basharmal Sultani – Bashgul Valley – Bati Kot District – Battanni – Battle of Ahmed Khel – Battle of al-Qādisiyyah – Battle of Damghan (disambiguation) – Battle of Jellalabad – Battle of Kabul (1842) – Battle of Kandahar – Battle of Maiwand – Battle of Tora Bora – Battles of the Second Anglo-Afghan War – Bazai – Bazrangids – Bengal monitor – Bhutani – Bhutta – Bishapur – Bizenjo – Black-crowned night heron – Blanford's fox – Boghra Irrigation Canal – Boiga trigonata – Bolan Pass – Bolani – Bolawnee – Bonjan Salad – Bonn Agreement (Afghanistan) – Boran – Bostan Karim – Brahmani (tribe) – Brahui language – Brahui people – Brent Bennett – Broghol – Buddhas of Bamyan – Buddhism in Afghanistan – Bugti – Bukhori language – Buledi – Buni Zom – Burfat – Burhanuddin Rabbani – Burqa – Burzoe – Buzdar

C

– Camp Rhino – Camp Warehouse – Caspian tiger – Cataphract – Caucasus Indicus – Central Council of Afghan Trade Unions – Chador – Chaghcharan – Chakansur – Chakhil-i-Ghoundi Stupa – Chaki Wardak District – Chamkanni – Chaparhar District – Char Bagh – Charikar – Charlemagne to the Mughals – Chief Justice of Afghanistan – Chisht – Choaspes River (Afghanistan) – Christmas in Kabul – Civilian casualties of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan – Cleophis – Coalition casualties in Afghanistan – Combined Joint Task Force 76 – Communications in Afghanistan – Communist (Maoist) Party of Afghanistan – Concord Peak – Constitution of Afghanistan – Corsac fox – Counter Narcotics Police of Afghanistan – Ctesiphon – Culture of Afghanistan

D

– Da Afghanistan Bank – Dacht-i-Navar Group – Dad Mohammad Khan – Daman District, Afghanistan – Dand District – Daoud's Republic of Afghanistan – Dara-I-Nur District – Dara-i-Suf District – Dardic languages – Dari (Afghanistan) – Darul Aman Palace – Darvaz – Dasht-i-Leili massacre – Daulat Khel – Daulatzai – Davi (tribe) – Dawood Sarkhosh – Day Mirdad District – Daykundi Province – Deh Rahwod District – Deh Rawood – Del Bar Jan Arman – Democratic Republic of Afghanistan – Democratic Watan Party of Afghanistan – Democratic Youth Organization of Afghanistan – Demographics of Afghanistan – Derafsh Kaviani – Derunta training camp – Dih Bala District – Dilawar – Dilip Kumar – Dishu District – Districts of Afghanistan – Djamasp – Domari language – Domki – Dorah Pass – Dost Mohammad Khan – Drangiana – Dur Baba District – Durand line – Durrani Empire – Durrani

E

– Economy of Afghanistan – Edo-Khel – Education in Afghanistan – Eg, Afghanistan – Elections in Afghanistan – Emam Sahib – Embassy of Afghanistan in Ottawa – Emblem of Afghanistan – Environmental issues in Afghanistan – Eristicophis – Eumeces schneideri – European influence in Afghanistan – Eurylepis taeniolatus – Euthydemia

F

– Faisal Ahmad Shinwari – Faiz Mohammed Ahmed Al Kandari – Falak Sher – Fall of Sassanids – Faqir of Ipi – Farah City District – Farah Province – Farah River – Farah, Afghanistan – Farhad Darya – Fariba Ahmedi (member of parliament) – Fariba Nawa – Farrukhsiyar – Faryab Province – Faryadi Sarwar Zardad – Fayzabad – February 2010 Salang tunnel avalanches – Firouzabad – First Anglo-Afghan War – Flag of Afghanistan – Foreign relations of Afghanistan – Friba Razayee – Friday Mosque of Herat (Herat city)

G

– Gabol – Gandamak – Gandapur – Gandhara – Gardez, Afghanistan – Gay rights in Afghanistan – Gelan District – Geneva Accords – Geography of Afghanistan – Gereshk – Gerishk District – Ghani Khan – Ghaznavid Empire – Ghazni Province – Ghazni – Ghilzai – Gholam Rabani Nasher – Gholam Serwar Nasher – Ghor Province – Ghorak District – Ghorids – Ghormach District – Ghourghushti – Ghulam Faruq Yakubi – Ghulam Faruque Khan – Ghulam Haider Khan High School – Ghulam Ishaq Khan – Ghulam Khan – Ghulam Mohammad Farhad – Ghulam Sediq Wardak – Ghurids – Gichki – Girishk – Gloydius – Gola (tribe) – Golden Needle Sewing School – Gomal River – Gosh Feel – Goshta District – Great cormorant – Great gerbil – Greater Khorasan – Greco-Bactrian Kingdom – Green Mosque (Balkh) – Grey heron – Gul Agha Sherzai – Gul Hassan Khan – Gul Lasht Zom – Gul M. Zhowandai (poet, novelist, short story writer) – Gulbuddin Hekmatyar – Gulistan District – Gumal Pass – Gundeshapur

H

– Habiba Sarabi – Habibullah Ghazi – Habibullah Khan – Habibullah Shah – Habibullāh Kalakāni – Hadda – Hafizullah Amin – Hafizullah Shabaz Khail – Haibak – Haji Bashar – Haji Gilani – Haji Kashmir Khan – Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq – Haji Mohammed Zaher – Haji Piyada – Haji Piyada (Balkh Province) – Hajigak – Hamid Karzai – Hamidullah (Guantanamo detainee 1119) – Hamun-i-Helmand – Harakat-i-Inqilab-i-Islami – Harakat-i-Islami – Hari River – Hashim Khan – Hasni – Hazara – Hazaragi language – Hazarajat – Hazaristan – Hazrat Ali (Afghan politician) – Hedayat Arsala – Helmand Province – Helmand River – Hemorrhois ravergieri – Heraios – Herat Airfield – Herat Province – Herat – Hezb-e Jomhorikhahan – Hezbi Islami – Hezbi Wahdat – Hindu Kush – Hindu temples of Kabul – Hinduism in Afghanistan – Hindukush White-Robed Kafir people – Hisarak District – Hisarak, Afghanistan – Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik – History of Afghanistan since 1992 – History of Afghanistan – Hormizd I – Hormizd II – Hormizd III – Hormizd IV – Hormizd VI – Hotak – Hotaki – House of Elders – House of the People (Afghanistan) – Hua (state) – Human rights in Afghanistan – Humayun – Husayn Bayqarah – Huvishka

I

– Ibrahim (Timurid Dynasty) – Ibrahim ibn al-Walid – Id Gah Mosque – Id Gah Mosque (Kabul city) – Ilkham Turdbyavich Batayev – Inayatullah Shah – Indian pond heron – Indo-Sassanid – InterContinental Hotel, Kabul – International Security Assistance Force – Invasion of Afghanistan prisoner escapes – Invasion of India by Scythian Tribes – Invasions of Afghanistan – Irfanullah Khan Marwat – Iris verification center – Ishaq Shahryar – Ishkashimi language – Islam in Afghanistan – Islamic conquest of Afghanistan – Islamic conquest of Persia – Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan – Islamic Movement of Afghanistan – Islamic Party Jamiat of Afghanistan – Islamic Party of Afghanistan – Islamic Union for the Liberation of Afghanistan – Islamic United Party of Afghanistan – Ismail of Ghazni – ISO 3166-2:AF – Istakhr – Istalif – Istor-o-Nal

J

– Jadoon – Jaghalkani-i-Takhta Pul massacres – Jaghori District – Jaghori – Jahandar Shah – Jahangir – Jahangiri – Jalalabad District – Jalalabad – Jalozai – Jalrez District – Jamali – Jamiat Islami – Jamoot – Jamote – Jattak – Jawand District – Jawand – Jews of Afghanistan – Jirga – Jogezai – Jowzjan Province – Judiciary of Afghanistan – Juma Khan – Juma Mohammad Mohammadi – Jurm District

K

– Ka'ba-i Zartosht – Kabul Golf Club – Kabul International Airport – Kabul Province – Kabul River – Kabul Times – Kabul University – Kabul Weekly – Kabul-Kandahar highway – Kabul – Kafiristan – Kajakai Dam – Kajaki District – Kakakhel – Kakar – Kakazai – Kalasha-ala language – Kalpar – Kam Air Flight 904 – Kam Air – Kama District – Kambojas in Indian Traditions – Kambojas – Kamkata-viri language – Kamp Holland – Kamviri – Kandahar Airfield – Kandahar Province – Kandahar – Kanishka II – Kanishka III – Kanishka – Kapisa Province – Karakalpak language – Karakul (hat) – Kardan University – Karim Khalili – Kartir – Karz – Kashmir Smast – Kata-vari – Kavadh I – Kavadh II – Kazakh language – KHAD – Khajeh Abdollah Ansari – Khak-e-Safid District – Khalden training camp – Khalil (tribe) – Khalil Sultan (Timurid dynasty) – Khalilollah Khalili – Khalilulla Khalili – Khalilullah Khalili (poet) – Khalis faction – Khalq – Khan – Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan – Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan – Khan Lodhi – Khan Muhammad Sarwar Khan Kakar – Khan Wali Khan – Kharoti – Khatir Afridi – Khatir Afridi (poet) – Khattak Dance – Khattak – Khel – Khetran – Khirullah Said Wali Khairkhwa – Khogyani District – Khosrau I – Khosrau II – Khost Mosque (Khost city) – Khost Province – Khost – Khudiadadzai – Khulm – Khulmi – Khulozai – Khushal Khan Khattak – Khushal Khan Khattak (poet) – Khvarvaran – Khwaja 'Abd Allah Ansari shrine (Herat) – Khyber Afghan Airlines – Khyber Pass – Kidarites – Killi Faizo – Klasik – Koche Sesame – Komedes – Kotal-e Salang – Koyo Zom – Kuchelai – Kujula Kadphises – Kunar Province – Kunar River – Kunar Valley – Kundi – Kunduz Province – Kunduz – Kurram River – Kurram Valley – Kurta – Kushan Empire – Kushk River – Kuz Kunar District – Kyrgyz language

L

– Laghman Province – Lakhmids – Lal Pur District – Lal Pur – Landay, Helmand – Lari (tribe) – Lash wa Juwayn District – Lash wa Juwayn – Lashari – Lashkar Gah Mosque (Lashkar Gah, Helmand Province) – Lashkargah District – Lashkargah – Lasi – Laudakia badakhshana – Laudakia caucasia – Laudakia himalayana – Law enforcement in Afghanistan – Layeq Shir-Ali – Leghari – Lejay, Afghanistan – Lemar TV – Liberal Democratic Party of Afghanistan – LGBT rights in Afghanistan (Gay rights) – List of Afghan Air Force aircraft – List of Afghan companies – List of Afghan Transitional Administration personnel – List of Afghanistan Governors – List of Afghans – List of airports in Afghanistan – List of birds on stamps of Afghanistan – List of cities in Afghanistan – List of Coalition aircraft crashes in Afghanistan – List of fish on stamps of Afghanistan – List of leaders of Afghanistan – List of Mughal emperors – List of newspapers in Afghanistan – List of notable Persian figures in the Sassanid era – List of people on stamps of Afghanistan – List of places in Afghanistan – List of political parties in Afghanistan – List of schools in Afghanistan – List of Soviet aircraft crashes in Afghanistan – List of Taliban leaders – List of universities in Afghanistan – List of years in Afghanistan – Little cormorant – Lodhi – Logar Province – Logar River – Loya jirga – Lycodon striatus

M

– Macrovipera lebetina – Madda Khel – Maghdud Khel – Magsi – Mahmud (Timurid Dynasty) – Mahmud Khel – Mahmud of Ghazni – Mahmud Shah Durrani – Mahmud Tarzi – Mahsud Khel – Mahsud – Mahwash – Maidan Shahr – Maiwand – Malang Jan – Malek Military Center – Malik Ayaz – Malistan District – Mamund – Mandokhel – Mantu – MarcoPolo Airways – Marina Golbahari – Marjan (lion) – Marri – Maruf District – Maruf – Marwan I – Marwan II – Marwand – Marwat – Marzban – Mas'ud I of Ghazni – Mashwanis – Massoud Khalili – Massouda Jalal – Masuri – Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman – Maw'dud Ghaznavi – Maydan Shahr District – Maymana – Mazari Sharif – Meena Keshwar Kamal – Mehdat Abdul Salam Shabana – Mehmood Khan Achakzai – Mengal – Mes Aynak – Mesalina guttulata – Mian Ghulam Jilani – Miangul Aurangzeb – Miangul Jahan Zeb – Middle Bih-Kavad – Military of Afghanistan – Minaret of Jam – Mir Wais Hotak – Mir Waiz – Mirwais Sadiq – Moghol language – Mohamedzai – Mohammad Afzal Khan – Mohammad Aslam Watanjar – Mohammad Ayub Khan (Emir of Afghanistan) – Mohammad Fahim Dashty – Mohammad Ghaznavi – Mohammad Ghous – Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal – Mohammad Hussain Sarahang – Mohammad Musa Shafiq – Mohammad Najibullah – Mohammad Nur Ahmad Etemadi – Mohammad Rabbani – Mohammad Yaqub Khan – Mohammad Yusuf – Mohammed Asif Safi (Army General) – Mohammed Daoud Khan – Mohammed Fahim – Mohammed Ibrahim – Mohammed Khaksar – Mohammed Nadir Shah – Mohammed Omar – Mohammed Zahir Shah – Mohmand – Mosque of the Cloak of the Prophet Mohammed (Kandahar) – Mosque of the Hair of the Prophet (Kandahar) – Mount Sikaram – Mouse-like hamster – Muawiya II – Muawiyah I – Mufti Mahmud – Muhammad Asif Muhsini – Muhammad Aslam Khan Khattak – Muhammad Ismail Agha – Muhammad of Ghor – Muhammad Shah – Muhammad Hasni – Muhmand Dara District – Mullah Dadullah Akhund – Mullazai – Mumviri – Munji language – Muqawqis – Muqur District, Ghazni – Muqur, Ghazni – Murgab River (Afghanistan) – Murghab District – Murghab River (Tajikistan) – Murghab, Afghanistan – Musa Qala District – Music of Afghanistan – Music of Badakhshan

N

– Nad Ali District – Nadia Anjuman (poet) – Naish District – Naja oxiana – Nakisa – Nangarhar Province – Naqsh-e Rustam – Narseh – Narsieh – Naseerullah Babar – Nasibullah – Nasrat Parsa – Nasrullah Khan (Afghanistan) – National Assembly of Afghanistan – National Congress Party of Afghanistan – National Islamic Movement of Afghanistan – National Movement of Afghanistan – National Solidarity Movement of Afghanistan – National Stadium (Afghanistan) – National Workers' Union of Afghanistan – Nausherwani – Nawa District – Nawur District – Nawzad District – Nawzad – Nazyan District – Nematullah Shahrani – Niazi – Nikusiyar – Nimruz Province – Nirkh District – Nishapur – Nizami Arudhi Samarqandi – Nok Kundi – Noorzai – Norbert Holl – North Zone of Afghanistan – Noshaq – Nothazai – Nur Muhammad Taraki – Nurestan Province – Nuristan – Nuristani people – Nuristani languages

O

– Oligodon taeniolatus – OMAR Mine Museum – Omar Samad – Operation Avalanche (Afghanistan) – Operation Infinite Reach – Operation Mountain Viper – Operation Tsunami – Operation Valiant Strike – Operation Warrior Sweep – Orakzai – Organization for Mine Clearance and Afghan Rehabilitation – Origins of the name Afghan – Oruzgan Province – Osama (film)

P

– Pachir Wa Agam District – Paghman Gardens – Paghman – Paktia Province – Paktika Province – Pakul – Palace of Ardashir – Pamir Airways – Pamir Mountains – Panj River – Panjdeh Incident – Panjshir Province – Panjshir Valley – Panjwaye District – Parcham – Parnassius actius – Parnassius jacquemontii – Paropamisade – Parvan Province – Parwin Pazwak – Pashai people – Pashayi language – Pashto language – Pashto media – Pashtun culture – Pashtun diaspora – Pashtun people – Kahols – Pashtun tribes – Pashtunistan – Pashtunwali – Peche River – People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan – Peroz I – Persian Empire – Persian language – Phrynocephalus reticulatus – Pir of Manki Sharif – Pir Roshan – Pirooz – Policharki Prison – Politics of Afghanistan – Popalzai – Postage stamps and postal history of Afghanistan – Pre-Islamic period of Afghanistan – President of Afghanistan – Prime Minister of Afghanistan – Prince Saiful Malook and Badri Jamala – Prostitution in Afghanistan – Protestants in Afghanistan – Provinces of Afghanistan – Provincial reconstruction team – Psammophis schokari – Pul-e Khishti Mosque (Kabul) – Pul-e-Charkhi prison – Puli Khumri – Purchaman District – Purdah – Purple heron – Pusht Rod District – Pusht-e-Koh District – Pushto literature

Q

– Qabili Palau – Qais Abdur Rashid – Qaisrani – Qala i Naw District – Qalat (Zabul) – Qawm – Qutaibah bin Muslim

R

– Rabatak inscription – Rabbah bar Nahmani – Radio Free Afghanistan – Radio Kabul – Radio Shariat – Rafi Ud-Daulat – Rafi Ul-Darjat – Rahija – Rahimullah Yusufzai – Rahman Baba – Rahmatullah Raufi – Rais – Rangeen Dadfar Spanta – Rangin Dadfar Spanta – Rasool Sayyaf – Rava – Ravan A. G. Farhâdi – Rawze-e-Sharif (Mazari Sharif) – Rebab – Reforms of Amanullah Khan and civil war – Reigns of Nadir Shah and Zahir Shah – Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan – Rhahzadh – Rind (tribe) – Robert D. McChesney – Rodat District – Rohilla – Roman Catholicism in Afghanistan – Roman relations with the Parthians and Sassanids – Roshan (telco) – Roshan (Telecom) – Roshaniya – Rostam Farrokhzād – Rulers of Kabul – Rulers of Peshawar – Russian tortoise – Ruy Gonzáles de Clavijo

S

– Saba TV Network – Sabzawar – Sabzvari – Sabzwar – Sadozai (Pastun tribe) – Safdar Tawakoli – Safed Koh – Safid River – Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan – Said Tayeb Jawad – Saka – Sakan Shah – Salajeet – Salang Pass – Salang tunnel fire – Salang tunnel – Salarzai – Salim Saifullah Khan – Salwar kameez – Samangan Province – Samanid – Samma (tribe) – Sanai – Sandal, Afghanistan – Sangin District – Sangin – Sanglakh Range – Sanjrani – Sapadbizes – Sar-e Pol (city) – Sar-e Pol Province – Saraghrar – Sarbans – Sardar Abdur Rashid Khan – Sardar Mohammad Hashim Khan – Sardar Shah Mahmud Khan – Sardar – Sarkash – Sarobi – Sasanian Family Tree – Sasooli – Sassanid architecture – Sassanid army – Sassanid Empire – Sassanid music – Sayed Jafar Naderi – Sayed Jaffar – Sayed Rahmatullah Hashemi – Sebük Tigin – Second Turkish-Hephthalite War – Sediq Afghan – Shabdiz – Shah Alam II – Shah Jahan III – Shah Jahan – Shah Rukh (Timurid dynasty) – Shah-Do Shamshira Mosque (Kabul city) – Shah-i-Kot Valley – Shahanshah – Shahbaz Khan Bugti – Shahi – Shahnawaz Tanai – Shahrbanu – Shahrbaraz – Shaima Rezayee – Shak – Shaka I – Shambhani – Shamshad TV – Shapur I – Shapur II – Shapur III – Sharbat Gula – Sheberghan – Sher Alam Ibrahimi – Sher Ali Khan – Sher Berinj – Sher Shah Suri – Sherzad District – Shib Koh District – Shibarghan – Shighnan – Shilmani – Shinwar District – Shinwari tribe – Shirani – Shirin – Shkin – Sholgara District – Sholgara – Shughni language – Shuhada District – Shuja Shah Durrani – Shumashti language – Sibghatullah Mojaddedi – Siddiq Barmak – Singesar – Siruzkoh – Six-plus-two nations – Sogdiana – Soviet war in Afghanistan – Spahbod – Sperah – Spin Boldak District – Spin Boldak – Spinzar – Subdivisions of Afghanistan – Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik – Sultan Ali Keshtmand – Suri (Pashtun) – Suristan – Surkh Rod District – Swati – Syed Ahmad Shaheed – Syed Ishay Ghalani

T

– Tabar – Tajbeg Palace – Tajiks – Tajuddin Elduz – Takhar Province – Takht-i-Suleiman – Takur Ghar – Taliban insurgency – Taliban – Talpur – Tandoori masala – Tangshewi language – Taq-e Bostan – Tareen – Tarin Kowt – Tarkani – Tarnak Farms – Task Force Uruzgan – Template:Afghanistan-stub – The Afghan Street Working Children and New Approach (ASCHIANA) – The Bahlikas – The Bookseller of Kabul – The Great Game – The Turkish-Hephthalite War – Third battle of Panipat – Timeline of the history of Afghanistan – Timur Shah Durrani – Timur – Timurid Dynasty – Tirich Mir – Tokharistan – Tolo TV – Tora Bora – Tora Ghar District – Trans-Afghanistan Pipeline – Transoxiana – Transport in Afghanistan – Trapelus agilis – Treaty of Gandamak – Treaty of Rawalpindi – Tregami language – Turangzai – Turkmen language – Turkmen people – Tuzk-e-Jahangiri

U

– Uar – Ulugh Beg – Umar Abdullah Al Kunduzi – Umar II – Umar Khel – Umarzai – Umayyads – Umrani – Unai Pass – UNHCR Afghan repatriation programs – United Nations Assistance Mission for Afghanistan – United Nations General Assembly Resolution 37/37 – United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan – United States Ambassador to Afghanistan – University of Parwan – US-Afghanistan relations – Ustad Mohammad Hashem Cheshti – Ustarana – Uzbek language – Uzbeks – Uzbek

V

– Vahriz – Vakak Group – Varanus griseus – Vashishka – Vasi-vari language – Vasudeva I – Vasudeva II – Vice and Virtue Ministry – Vida Samadzai – Vima Kadphises – Vima Takto - Visa policy of Afghanistan

W

– Wakhan Corridor – Wakhan – Wakhi language – Wakhi people – Wakil Ahmed Muttawakil – Wali Khan Amin Shah – War in Afghanistan (2001–present) – War rugs – Wardak Province – Wardak tribe – Wasef Bakhtari – Washir District – Wazir (tribe) – Waziri language

Y

– Yadigar Muhammad – Yahya Maroofi – Yazdegerd I – Yazdegerd II – Yazdgerd III – Yazid I – Yazid II – Yazid III – Yegobi District – Yousafzai – Yuezhi – Yunus Qanuni – Yusaf Khel – Yusuf Khan and Sherbano – Yusuf Khattak – Yusuf Nooristani

Z

– Zablon Simintov – Zabul Province – Zabulistan – Zaimukhts – Zalmay Khalilzad – Zaman Shah Durrani – Zamindawar – Zaranj – Zazi – Zebak – Zhari District – Zorkul

See also

Pashto language edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Persian language edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia