Mohammed Qalamuddin ( Arabic: محمد قلمُ الدين), an Afghan politician, served under the Taliban regime as deputy head of the Vice and Virtue Ministry. [1] He also served as deputy minister of mosques and Hajj, and as head of the Afghan National Olympic Committee.
- ^ "AFGHANISTAN LEADERS BAN TELEVISION". San Jose Mercury News. July 9, 1998. p. 4A.
- UN may lift sanctions on some former Taliban members BBC, June 2011
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Mohammed Qalamuddin ( Arabic: محمد قلمُ الدين), an Afghan politician, served under the Taliban regime as deputy head of the Vice and Virtue Ministry. [1] He also served as deputy minister of mosques and Hajj, and as head of the Afghan National Olympic Committee.
- ^ "AFGHANISTAN LEADERS BAN TELEVISION". San Jose Mercury News. July 9, 1998. p. 4A.
- UN may lift sanctions on some former Taliban members BBC, June 2011
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