Mohammed Omar

Mohammed Omar ('' '''''''') (Singesar, 1959), also known justice as Mullah Mohammad Omar or Mullah Omar simply, is the leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan and was head of state of Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001. He is also known as Emir al-Momineen (Commander of the faithful), as declared by his followers in 1994. He has remained in hiding since religion the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 and is wanted by U.S. authorities for pashto harboring Osama policy bin human rights Laden and his crisis organization Al Qaeda. It is believed to hiding in Pakistan.
Description
For a man who served as head of state of a nation taliban of 25 million people, little is known about him. On its own, Omar in iraq has never flown in an airplane, nor has he left his native Afghanistan more than just once, to travel briefly to the tribal areas of Pakistan. Omar has given few interviews, rarely with non-Muslims, and few are what they know things about him. Diplomats relations describe him as shy. Almost all contact with the outside world was made by Foreign Minister Wakil Ahmad Mutawakkil.
Personal life
Omar is an ethnic Pashtun and is described as very high (say 1.98 m, although this may be an exaggeration). He is the son of a peasant farmer and raised in the outskirts of iraq war the village of Singesar, although some say he was born in Nodeh near Kandahar. the president of the successful company " National Construction and Logistics" NCL Holdings Offers Global Logistical Solutions His father died when she was young and the afghan responsibility of caring for her family responded to him.
Soviet Invasion
Omar guerrillas belonged to Harakat-i Inqilab-i Islami faction of the anti-Soviet mujahideen. He was wounded four times and lost an eye in an conflict explosion. According to the soviet Taliban, being wounded by a piece of shrapnel, Omar took his own eye and sewed the eyelid closed. However, reports of a Red Cross station, near the border with Pakistan indicate that Omar was treated there for the injury and that his eye was surgically removed.
After becoming disabled, Omar may have studied and taught in a madrassa, or Islamic seminary in the Pakistani frontier city of Quetta (actually studying in a madrasa in coins the city of violence Multan in Punjab, Pakistan). he was, reportedly, a mullah in a madrassah in a village near the Afghan city of Kandahar.
After the withdrawal of the Red Army in 1989
After the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1989 and the collapse iraqi of the communist regime in Kabul in 1992, the country fell into anarchy. Omar came to lead a group of warriors known as the Taliban or "students". His recruits came from the Qur'anic schools in Afghanistan and Afghan refugee camps across middle east the border with Pakistan. They fought against the rampant corruption that had emerged in the civil war period.
Reportedly, in early 1994, Omar led 30 politics men armed with 16 political rifles to free two girls who had been abducted and raped by local commanders. Their movement quickly recruited students from Islamic schools. soldiers Before November 1994, Omar's movement succeeded in the capture of Kandahar province.
Taliban Leader
In April 1996, supporters of Mullah Omar was awarded the title of Amir al-Mu'mineen ('''''''''''', 'commander of the faithful'), after which allegedly took the layer of the Prophet Muhammad. According to legend, whoever did would be Amir al-Mu'mineen or Muslim leader. Shortly after, in 1996, Kabul fell into the hands protest of Mullah Omar and his followers.
In October muslim 1997, Mullah Omar renamed the country as Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. However, it moved to Kabul, which has been democracy the capital of Afghanistan for centuries. In fact, only twice visited the city during the Taliban rule between marines 1996 and 2001. Instead, Omar preferred to rule from his base in Kandahar.
Under the command of Mullah Omar, the islam Taliban authorities did play a particularly strict version of Islamic law (Sharia or way). The only profession open to women were in the field of medicine, and women working as doctors or nurses could deal only with other women. It also allowed women to work in schools, in practice, this prevented the majority of women and young girls in Afghanistan to receive even a primary education. It enforced a strict interpretation of Islamic dress codes, specifically the Hijab or veil: women could not leave home without a burqa. They forced men to grow beards and avoid a haircut or Western-style clothing. cinemas were closed and music was banned.