Talk:Islam in Afghanistan

Quoting

I would recommend that instead of inserting large if not redundant quotes from books, which would disrupt the flow of the article, edit and merge the text to the body of the article to make the article more readable. Scythian1 (talk) 00:32, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

Intothefire (talk) 03:52, 25 February 2010 (UTC)

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Revision 29 September 2009 Scythian1 again vandal deletes the following verifiable content

“ Elsewhere however their incursions were no more than temporary , and it was not until the rise of the Saffarid dynasty in the ninth century that the frontiers of Islam effectively reached Ghazni and Kabul . Even then a Hindu dynasty the Hindushahis , held Gandhara and eastern borders .From the tenth century onwards as Persian language and culture continued to spread into Afghanistan , the focus of power shifted to Ghazni , where a Turkish dynasty , who started by ruling the town for the Samanid dynasty of Bokhara , proceeded to create an empire in their own right. The greatest of the Ghaznavids was Muhmad who ruled between 998 and 1030. He expelled the Hindus from Ghandhara ”

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"As a politico-religious system, Islam is well-suited to the needs of a diverse, unorganized, often mutually antagonistic citizenry wishing to forge a united front against a common enemy, and war permitted various groups within the mujahideen to put into effect competing concepts of organization."

This seems to be analysis from the author. MitchellDiedrich (talk) 18:33, 25 August 2024 (UTC)