Wakil

The Wakil is notorious for his lenient handling of his whites, even letting them keep their tribal names and pagan beliefs.

Lion's Blood: Summary and book reviews of Lion's Blood by Steven Barnes. 2002

The two dogs close on each other like wrestlers, grappling, mauling and snapping for 20 minutes until a winner emerges, raising an excited chant of "Wakil" - the owner's name - from the hundreds of spectators.

Peace Reporting 2010

After about 20 minutes, a winner emerges as the crowd shouts "Wakil," the name of the winning animal's owner.

NWAOnline.com stories BY QAYUM BABAK THE INSTITUTE FOR WAR 2010

"The Taliban are unified, but they are not 100% under the control of one person," says Wakil Ahmed Muttawakil, who was foreign minister in the Taliban regime that ruled Afghanistan before 2001 and is involved in efforts to broker a deal.

Taliban Commanders Endorse U.S. Talks Habib Khan Totakhil 2012

Sometime in January 2000, Sheehan followed that up with a forty-five-minute phone call with the Taliban foreign minister Wakil Muttawakil in which he read him an unambiguous statement from Clinton: “We will hold the Taliban leadership responsible for any attacks against US interests by al-Qaeda or any of its affiliated groups.”

The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011

The Taliban regime's former foreign minister, Wakil Ahmed Muttawakil, agreed.

Operation Is Blow to al Qaeda, Taliban Tom Wright 2011

Al Qaeda is international, and that's the biggest difference, explains the pre-2001 Taliban government's foreign minister, Wakil Abdul Muttawakil.

Emboldened Taliban Try to Sell Softer Image Yaroslav Trofimov 2012

Sometime in January 2000, Sheehan followed that up with a forty-five-minute phone call with the Taliban foreign minister Wakil Muttawakil in which he read him an unambiguous statement from Clinton: “We will hold the Taliban leadership responsible for any attacks against US interests by al-Qaeda or any of its affiliated groups.”

The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011

Sometime in January 2000, Sheehan followed that up with a forty-five-minute phone call with the Taliban foreign minister Wakil Muttawakil in which he read him an unambiguous statement from Clinton: “We will hold the Taliban leadership responsible for any attacks against US interests by al-Qaeda or any of its affiliated groups.”

The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011

The broad outlines of a possible settlement have emerged from conversations with former leading Taliban officials such as Mullah Zaeef and Wakil Ahmed Muttawakil.

What next in Afghanistan? 2011