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| venerated_in = Sufi Islam | | venerated_in = Sufi Islam | ||
| major_shrine = Madinat Al-Islam, [[Sharifistan]] | | major_shrine = Madinat Al-Islam, [[Sharifistan]] | ||
| patronage = Taxi drivers, paratroopers, the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry, social workers, child protection police, fathers of girls, kidnapping (protection against), Madinat Al-Islam, poor people, the oppressed, rape victims and Maoists | | patronage = Taxi drivers, paratroopers, the [[Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry]], social workers, child protection police, fathers of girls, kidnapping (protection against), Madinat Al-Islam, poor people, the oppressed, rape victims and Maoists | ||
| issues = Maoist beliefs | | issues = Maoist beliefs | ||
| influences = Islam, Pashtunwali and Sharifistani culture | | influences = Islam, Pashtunwali and Sharifistani culture | ||
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'''Early life''' | '''Early life''' | ||
Ahmed Pathan was born on August the 4th 1994, his father (also called Ahmed Pathan) was a 21 year old soldier in the Yugoslav Wars ([[Sharifistan]] was fighting on the Bosnian Muslim side) whilst his mother (aged 17) did not have a paid job focusing on high school and domestic tasks. He attended a Comprehensive | Ahmed Pathan was born on August the 4th 1994, his father (also called Ahmed Pathan) was a 21 year old soldier in the Yugoslav Wars ([[Sharifistan]] was fighting on the Bosnian Muslim side) whilst his mother (aged 17) did not have a paid job focusing on high school and domestic tasks. He attended a Comprehensive School in the City of Industry before applying to join the Army at the age of 17. | ||
'''Military service''' | '''Military service''' | ||
He enlisted in the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry at the age of 17 in 2011. He served in Afghanistan as well as fighting in Syria against a variety of enemies (ISIS, the Assad Regime and Kurdish separatists). During his service in Afghanistan he developed Maoist views. He left in 2019 at the rank of Corporal. | He enlisted in the [[Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry]] at the age of 17 in 2011. He served in Afghanistan as well as fighting in Syria against a variety of enemies (ISIS, the Assad Regime and Kurdish separatists). During his service in Afghanistan he developed Maoist views. He left in 2019 at the rank of Corporal. | ||
'''2021 rescue''' | '''2021 rescue''' | ||
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'''Personal life''' | '''Personal life''' | ||
A married an 18 year old girl named Aisha Yilmaz. In an interview he stated that he was “a Muslim, a Sharifistani patriot and a Maoist, seeing no contradiction between any of them.” | |||
'''Death''' | '''Death''' | ||
Ahmad Pathan and his wife both died in a naval bombardment. | Ahmad Pathan and his wife both died in a naval bombardment in May 2021. | ||
'''Veneration as a saint''' | |||
He is venerated as a saint by [[Sharifistanis|Sharifistani]] Sufis, especially the Maoists amongst them. his patronage includes Taxi drivers, paratroopers, the [[Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry]], social workers, child protection police, fathers of girls, kidnapping (protection against), Madinat Al-Islam, poor people, the oppressed and rape victims. | |||
[[Category:Sharifistani Marxists]] | [[Category:Sharifistani Marxists]] | ||
[[Category:Sharifistani veterans]] | [[Category:Sharifistani veterans]] | ||
[[Category:Sharifistani saints]] | [[Category:Sharifistani saints]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:27, 22 January 2021
Ahmad Pathan was a Sharifistani soldier and later taxi driver who gained fame for rescuing a 12 year old girl from sex traffickers and was awarded the Civilian Gallantry Medal.
Corporal Ahmad Pathan Distinguished Gallantry Medal,Civilian Gallantry Medal | |
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| Born | Ahmad Pathan August the 4th 1994 |
| Hometown | City of Industry |
| Residence | Madinat Al-Islam,Sharifistan |
| Died | Madinat Al-Islam, Sharifistan |
| Venerated in | Sufi Islam |
| Major shrine | Madinat Al-Islam, Sharifistan |
| Patronage | Taxi drivers, paratroopers, the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry, social workers, child protection police, fathers of girls, kidnapping (protection against), Madinat Al-Islam, poor people, the oppressed, rape victims and Maoists |
| Controversy | Maoist beliefs |
| Influences | Islam, Pashtunwali and Sharifistani culture |
Early life
Ahmed Pathan was born on August the 4th 1994, his father (also called Ahmed Pathan) was a 21 year old soldier in the Yugoslav Wars (Sharifistan was fighting on the Bosnian Muslim side) whilst his mother (aged 17) did not have a paid job focusing on high school and domestic tasks. He attended a Comprehensive School in the City of Industry before applying to join the Army at the age of 17.
Military service
He enlisted in the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry at the age of 17 in 2011. He served in Afghanistan as well as fighting in Syria against a variety of enemies (ISIS, the Assad Regime and Kurdish separatists). During his service in Afghanistan he developed Maoist views. He left in 2019 at the rank of Corporal.
2021 rescue
From 2019 to 2021, Ahmad Pathan was working nightshifts as a taxi driver. In 2021, he rescued a girl who rode in his taxi after finding out she was born trafficked. In doing so he raked his own life and killed most of her traffickers. He was awarded the Civilian Gallantry Medal for his actions.
Personal life
A married an 18 year old girl named Aisha Yilmaz. In an interview he stated that he was “a Muslim, a Sharifistani patriot and a Maoist, seeing no contradiction between any of them.”
Death
Ahmad Pathan and his wife both died in a naval bombardment in May 2021.
Veneration as a saint
He is venerated as a saint by Sharifistani Sufis, especially the Maoists amongst them. his patronage includes Taxi drivers, paratroopers, the Royal Pashtunistan City Infantry, social workers, child protection police, fathers of girls, kidnapping (protection against), Madinat Al-Islam, poor people, the oppressed and rape victims.