| But their mullah, who at one stage was flown to Kabul on a NATO plane, was an impostor who pocketed the cash he was given. |
| This reflects, in part, the prevailingly local character of the interdiction, pronounced by a mullah or self-imposed by a body of listeners. |
| The family gathers near sunset in the presence of a mullah, who reads from the Qu'ran and recites prayers for the dead over the food. |
| In the summer of 2006, an obscure mullah in Calcutta seemed desperate for some media attention. |
| Nonetheless, every decade or two, the British faced a major tribal revolt, typically led by a charismatic mullah. |
| Not only have you joined the ranks of the morally obtuse, but you have done so with an arrogance that would astound a mullah issuing a fatwa. |
