Talk:Atta Muhammad Nur

message: Which is the correct spelling of his last name? -- Behnam 10:38, 11 November 2007 (UTC)
replies: text:  Mohammad is the correct spelling. When you search "Ustad Atta Mohammad Noor", it will give you "Did you mean:  Ata Mohammad Noor". Usually, only Indians and Pakistanis use and "e" instead of an "a".    (Ketabtoon (talk) 20:32, 26 July 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Mohammed or Mohammad? 

message: "Atta is considered the most educated governor in Afghanistan." (the source is dead as well)
According to the article, he was only a high school teacher. There for, how can he be the MOST EDUCATED governor in Afghanistan if there are governors with Masters Degree and PhDs?
* Tooryalai Wesa - Governor of Kandahar (Professor at the University of British Columbia
* Mohammad Halim Fidai - Governor of Wardak (holds a master degree in Public Relations)
* Habiba Sarabi - Governor of Bamyan (She was a Professor at a university)
If we write that he was among the most effective governors of Afghanistan, than we can agree.  (Ketabtoon (talk) 20:25, 26 July 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  biased statement 

message: Ustad Atta's efficiency in governance, leadership skills is well-known and respected by people in Balkh and peripheral provinces in the North and appreciated by foriegn visitors. His ability to eliminate poppy in a once biggest producer province and keep it poppy-free for about 3 years is often regarded as a praise-worthy achievement. Most importantly he demonstrated an ability to engage masses and use local resources effectively in maintaining a spirit of hormony and hope ensuring local communities cooperation to maintain peace and stability hence Balkh remains the most peaceful, vibrant and progressive region in Afghanistan. 
Ustad Atta's elaborate and eloquent oration on many occasions especially during Nowrouz ceremonies, the biggest annual public gathering in Afghanistan and the region, has established his place as a prominent orator and scholerly political leader almost looking as dwarfing Kabul-based government leaders in both style and content. He comes across as well-read and intelectual though his commitment to battle for freedom left him with little time for formal higher education.
 
He seems very keen and energitic in reviving Balkh's historic position as a capital of fine arts, culture, poetery and education by initiating several projects boosting his province status. 
Unfortunately due to chronic ethnic political rivalries there is a traditional tendencies in Pasthons leaders and their political movements to contain non-Pashton leaders especially if they dare to offer more efficient and workable leadership for their regions and country. The Pashton-dominated power structure and government security apparatus in the capital are alleged trying to undermine and weaken Ustad Atta systematically by supporting his opponents in the province as a mean of ensuring centrality of power. This approach and confrontation nevertheless reportedly has created security concerns among the population in the province and the city of Mazar i Sharif.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by Barmaki (talk • contribs) 21:10, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Ustad Atta Convincingly the Top Governor! 

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