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The 10 pages that link to Pashtunwali, each with the reason it gives.

• Afghan mujahideenRelated: Local customs could shape recruitment, alliances, and authority in predominantly Pashtun areas.

• Blood feudRelated: Its norms of honor and revenge have shaped some Pashtun disputes and reconciliations.

• Mullah OmarRelated: Pashtun social networks shaped the communities from which the early Taliban drew support.

• PashtunsRelated: It names traditions often used to describe Pashtun social life, though practices vary.

• Pashtun nationalismRelated: Nationalist accounts often invoke customary values as shared cultural inheritance.

• Pashtun tribesRelated: Customary expectations can shape relations within and between tribal communities.

• Pashto literatureRelated: Poetry often invokes its ideals, debates their meanings, or measures social conduct against them.

• Abdul Ghaffar KhanRelated: Khan presented service and courage as compatible with Pashtun values, countering claims that nonviolence was alien to them.

• History of AfghanistanRelated: Its norms help explain forms of local authority and social obligation in parts of Afghan history.

• Pir RoshanRelated: The movement operated among communities whose social obligations shaped its reception.