afghan

Noun

afghan (plural afghans)

1. A blanket or throw, usually crocheted or knitted.

French

Adjective

afghan m. (f. afghane, m. plural afghans, f. plural afghanes)

1. Afghan (pertaining to Afghanistan)

Swedish

Noun

afghan

1. Afghan; (male) person from Afghanistan
2. a kind of long-haired breed of dog

Afghan

Afghan may refer to:

• Someone or something related to Afghanistan, see also Demography of Afghanistan
• Pashtun people, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan and second largest ethnic group in Pakistan; see also Afghan (name)
  • Pashto language (Afghan language), the native language of the Pashtuns

Afghan may also refer to:

• Afghan (blanket)
• Afghan rug
• Afghan Hound, a rare dog originating in the mountainous regions of eastern Afghanistan and northwestern Pakistan
• The Afghan, a 2006 thriller novel by Frederick Forsyth
• Afghan (Australia) or "Ghan", camel drivers from Afghanistan and Pakistan who came to the Australian outback
• The Ghan, a passenger train in Australia
• Afghan biscuit, an item of Australian and New Zealand cuisine
• Afgan (film), a 1989 documentary

Afghanistan

Afghanistan is a country in Asia.

Sourced

• Let’s look at the nature of what the imperialists and their lackeys call democracy in Afghanistan. In the Afghan government, as reflected in the constitution, political parties, freedom of expression and freedom of the press, in short all civil and individual rights are restricted by Islam and Islamic Sharia, nothing is permitted beyond that and everything is illegal. In this aspect, the main difference between the current Islamic Republic regime and the Islamic Emirate regime of the Taleban is that the current regime is a multi-party Islamic regime, while the Taleban regime was a single-party Islamic regime....As a method, democracy is utilised to dress up the anti-democratic religious Islamic nature of the regime as being modern.
  • General Secretary of the Communist Party of Afghanistan. Interview with Afghanistan Maoist Leader. Communist Party of Afghanistan (winter 2006). Retrieved on 2007-11-08.