Editing Gulbuddin Hekmatyar (section)

==Books==
Hekmatyar has been described as a "prolific writer" who, "despite rarely ceasing to fight, has authored more than 60 (reportedly 79) books on linguistics, Pashto grammar, comparative religion and political analysis."<ref>Hekmatyar has authored 79 books on linguistics, Pashto grammar and comparative religion.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 29th,  2011.[https://tribune.com.pk/story/219541/book-launch-four-books-penned-by-hekmatyar/?amp=1]</ref><ref>Mujib Mashal (28 January 2012), [https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2012/01/201212614551208744.html "Hekmatyar's never-ending Afghan war"], ''Al Jazeera''. Retrieved 4 April 2019.</ref> His publications include:<ref>[https://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n87936937/ Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's profile] on ''[[WorldCat]]''</ref>

*''Buḥrān-i mushkīlāt-i rāhhā-yi ḥal'', 2000, 194 p. <small>Politics and government in Afghanistan during 1989 to 1998, when Taliban extended their control to most parts of Afghanistan.</small>
*''Shiʻr va ʻirfān dar miḥak-i Qurʼān va shaqāyiq-i adabī'', 2001, 104 p. <small>On good and bad poetry and mysticism in light of the teachings of the Qur'an.</small>
*''Būdā az sharm furūʹnarīkht, takhrīb shud : dar pāsukh-i Makhmalbāf'', 2003, 196 p. <small>Critical study of "Būdā dar Afghānistān takhrīb nashud, az sharm furūʹrīkht" a book by prominent Iranian writer [[Mohsen Makhmalbaf]] on the history, jihad and Afghan refugees and other articles on Afghanistan.</small>
*''Tawhīd aw shirk'', 2004, 254 p. <small>On the Oneness of God and polytheism as interpreted in Qur'an.</small>
*''Da Qurʼān palwashe'', 2006–2011, 8 volumes. <small>Translation into Pashto and commentary of the Qur'an.</small>
*''Bāʼībal da Qurʼān pah raṇā ke'', 2006, 871 p. <small>Analytical study of Bible in the light of Qur'an.</small>
*''Islāmī taḥrīk : Nādirī k̲h̲ānadān ko iqtidār men̲ lāne se Rūsiyon̲ ke ink̲h̲ilāʼ tak'', 2008-, multiple volumes. <small>Historical study of Afghanistan from King [[Mohammed Nadir Shah]] regime of 1929 up to Russian withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1989.</small>
*''Rātlūnkay Islāmī niẓām bah ṡangah wī? mashar bah ʼī ṡok wī? ṡangah bah ghwarah kīẓhī?'', 2009, 167 p. <small>Government and politics according to Islamic teachings.</small>