Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Akhund Abdul Ghaffur (Pashto: اخوند عبدالغفور), commonly known as Saidu Baba (Pashto: سيدو بابا 1878-1793), was from the Khatana Gujjar tribe settled in Swat area, and a prominent religious Mullah or priest, from Barr Swat. (Akhund (or Akhond, akhoond, akhwand or Akond) is a Persian honorific for \"a religious leader, teacher, or scholar\", (Subscription or UK public library membership required.)); it is defined variously in the citations as local 'priest', 'old Man of the law' and 'village schoolmaster'.) Akhund Ghaffur was a supporter of the Afghan Emir Dost Mohammad Barakzai, and opposed the Sikh and British forces. Akhund Ghaffur was an influential mullah and his residence in Swat was the destination for numerous pilgrimages by his disciples to consult him. Akhund Ghaffur was succeeded by a notable line of other mullahs and theologians."@en }
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- Akhund_Abdul_Ghaffur abstract "Akhund Abdul Ghaffur (Pashto: اخوند عبدالغفور), commonly known as Saidu Baba (Pashto: سيدو بابا 1878-1793), was from the Khatana Gujjar tribe settled in Swat area, and a prominent religious Mullah or priest, from Barr Swat. (Akhund (or Akhond, akhoond, akhwand or Akond) is a Persian honorific for \"a religious leader, teacher, or scholar\", (Subscription or UK public library membership required.)); it is defined variously in the citations as local 'priest', 'old Man of the law' and 'village schoolmaster'.) Akhund Ghaffur was a supporter of the Afghan Emir Dost Mohammad Barakzai, and opposed the Sikh and British forces. Akhund Ghaffur was an influential mullah and his residence in Swat was the destination for numerous pilgrimages by his disciples to consult him. Akhund Ghaffur was succeeded by a notable line of other mullahs and theologians.".