part of a forty-man unit under the control of Commander Akhund Zada and fought on the front line against General Dostum's Northern Alliance forces. The detainee was a sub-Commander of some members of a 40-man unit. This unit fought at Tora Bora and escaped to Peshawar, Pakistan. This 40-man Taliban team was under the control of Commander Akhund Zada. The team was part of the front line against the Northern Alliance. |} |- | 890 || Rahmatullah Sangaryar || |- | 942 || Abdul Razzaq Hekmati || Alleged to be second in command of the 40-man unit. Abdul Razzaq Hekmati had an iron-clad alibi. He had been living as a refugee in Iran, receiving a stipend, which was a reward for rescuing three Northern Alliance leaders from a Taliban prison. |- | 943 || Abdul Ghani || Among the allegations Abdul Ghani faced were: {| | A source stated the detainee was also a part of a 40-man training team that taught hand grenade techniques, use of plastic explosives and automobile explosive device use for deployment outside of Afghanistan. One of the tasks of the 40-man unit was to provide protection to al Qaida for travel in Afghanistan. |} Abdul Ghani was the 22nd Guantanamo captive to face charges before a Guantanamo military commission. |- | 963 || Abdul Bagi || |- | 968 || Bismullah || |- | 1030 || Abdul Hafiz || |} See also Abdul Bagi Rahmatullah Alif Mohammed Baridad References Taliban members Living people Year of birth missing (living people)