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الجزيرة نت
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In an episode of *Witness to the Era*, Abdul Rasul Sayyaf recalled the beginnings of the Islamic movement in Afghanistan, from an initial founding circle of seven or eight people to a meeting with 14 students from the Faculty of Sharia at Kabul University. They decided to organize their work among the students and make contact with engineering students, including Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Sayyaf recounted how competition with leftist currents on campus intensified, leading to clashes and the killing of a student, and described divisions among the communist factions. The discussion also covered Mohammed Daoud’s 1973 coup and his alliance with communist officers, as well as Sayyaf’s explanation of Afghanistan’s strategic importance and the difficulty of subduing it—a difficulty he attributed to the country’s mountainous terrain and Afghans’ attachment to freedom.
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