Pākistān (talibān, Al-qā'idah va ẓuhūr-i tirurīsm): Persian 1401

As one of the countries with atomic power and nuclear weapons, Pakistan has been safe from terrorist groups and the birthplace of the most violent of them. During the 70 years since the establishment and formation of this country, political instability, numerous coups, indiscriminate assassinations and abuse of power have been the most important common features of the country's leaders. The partnership with America in the fight against terrorism on the one hand and the deep connection of Pakistan's intelligence service on the other hand has put this country in a complicated situation. In this book, William J. Taish, the head of the Social Sciences Department at Pulaski Academy located in Little Rock, Arkansas, has tried to draw the historical and political contexts of the emergence and expansion of various terrorist groups and their dispersion in different parts of this country in a puzzle for the reader.