Hamidullah

JoKima Hamidullah is a New Jersey housewife who runs an Islamic fashion blog: one of hundreds available on the Internet.

Wearing the Muslim veil in the West 2009

The envoy, identified as Hamidullah Akhwand, met at least twice in Kabul with peace council officials before dispatching the assailant to meet with Mr. Rabbani, officials said.

Afghans: Taliban Killed Negotiator Dion Nissenbaum 2011

"Hamiduddin alias Hamidullah alias Hamid alias Salim was nabbed by a team of Special Task Force (STF) after a gunfight along the Sitapur-Hardoi bypass in Lucknow," Additional Director General (law and order) Brij Lal told reporters.

The Times of India 2010

The Afghan government said it had given Pakistan evidence, which Pakistan said was the confession of Hamidullah Akundzadeh, the Afghan accused of masterminding Rabbani's killing.

Pakistan denies ISI involvement in Burhanuddin Rabbani's assassination 2011

According to Wahedyar, Hamidullah claimed he was unable to make the planned trip to Kabul and would send someone in his place to deliver a very important message to Rabbani.

Afghan president: Rabbani's killer staged a ruse 2011

The inquiry into the assassination has zeroed in on Hamidullah Akhund, a middle-age Kandahari living in Quetta who set up the meeting between the assassin and Mr. Rabbani.

Afghan Probe Sheds Light on Assassination Dion Nissenbaum 2011

Rahamtullah Wahedyar, a member of the peace council, said the council had contact for four months with an alleged Taliban representative — a man he identified only as Hamidullah.

Afghan president: Rabbani's killer staged a ruse 2011

"Mullah Hamidullah Akhwand isn't a member of the Quetta Shura," he said.

Afghans: Taliban Killed Negotiator Dion Nissenbaum 2011

Hamidullah, who was held five and a half months in detention, including five to six weeks in the black jail, said he heard the sounds of other detainees being tortured and abused.

Torture continues at US prisons in Afghanistan 2009

A fellow Rohingya friend of Saraj's named Hamidullah, donning a brilliant blue plaid lungi, told me of he and his people's flight to Pakistan.

Derek Flood: From South to South: Refugees as Migrants: The Rohingya in Pakistan 2008