उत्तरी मित्रपक्ष
Also known as United Islamic Front for the Salvation of Afghanistan
1996–2001 anti-Taliban military front in Afghanistan
Key facts
- Leaders
- Burhanuddin Rabbani , Ahmad Shah Massoud , Haji Abdul Haq , Mohammed Fahim , Atiqullah Baryalai , Abdul Rashid Dostum , Abdullah Abdullah , Haji Abdul Qadeer , Muhammad Mohaqiq , Karim Khalili
- Dates of operation
- September 1996 – December 2001
- Groups
- Jamiat-e Islami Junbish-i Milli Eastern Shura Ittehad-e Islami National Islamic Front of Afghanistan Harakat-e Islami Hezbe Wahdat
- Headquarters
- Taloqan , Afghanistan (until September 2000) , Fayzabad , Afghanistan (September 2000–November 2001)
- Active regions
- Afghanistan
- Ideology
- Islamism , Islamic democracy , Anti-communism , Anti-Taliban , Factions Afghan nationalism Ethnic Interests Minority rights Uzbek and Turkmen Interests Afghan Tajik Interests Pashtun Interests Secularism Wahhabism Communitarianism Royalism
- Political position
- Big Tent
- Status
- Disbanded
- Size
- 80,000 (1997), 50,000 (2001)
- Part of
- Islamic State of Afghanistan
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Categories
1990s in Afghanistan1996 establishments in Afghanistan2000s in Afghanistan2001 disestablishments in AfghanistanAfghanistan conflict (1978–present)Defunct Islamic organizationsDefunct political party alliances in AfghanistanIslamic organizations established in 1996Islamic State of AfghanistanMilitary history of AfghanistanMilitary units and formations disestablished in 2001