Mohammad Qasim Fahim (Dari: محمد قسیم فهیم, popularly known as Marshal Fahim; c. 1957 – 9 March 2014) was an Afghan military commander and politician who served as Vice President of Afghanistan from June 2002 until December 2004 and from November 2009 until his death. [1] .

穆罕默德·卡西姆·法希姆（Mohammad Qasim Fahim），阿富汗斯坦临时政府副主席兼国防部长，塔吉克人，生于1957年，在阿富汗反塔利班武装“北方联盟”军事领导人马苏德遇刺后接替其成为军事领袖。

Life and Legacy of Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim (1957-2014) Early Life and Education. Mohammad Qasim Fahim was born in 1957 in a religious family. His father, Mawlavi Abdul Matin, was a respected religious figure in the Panjshir Valley. Abdul Matin studied at …

2014年5月30日 · In the nearly 13 years between the 2001 US-led intervention and his death on 9 March 2014, Mohammed Qasim Fahim, among other former mujahedin, became the one politician who played the most prominent and lasting role in the new Afghan institutions.

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2014年3月9日 · One of Afghanistan's two vice-presidents, Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim, has died of natural causes aged 57, a government spokesman has said. The Afghan government has called for three days of...

In this 2011 footage, Vice President Marshal Fahim is leading a high level government delegation on an official visit to Tehran. He held discussions with President Ahmadinejad and other high ranking Iranian government officials.

2014年3月8日 · Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim died at the age of 56 due to a heart attack on March 8, 2014. Today the 18th day of Hout (March 9) is the 9th anniversary of the passing of Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim.

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2014年3月11日 · Following the assassination of the charismatic Commander Ahmed Shah Massoud on Sep 9, 2001, Fahim, a fellow Panjsheri, played a key role in mobilising and leading the Northern Alliance troops against the Taliban, whose leadership soon abandoned Kabul and retreated to Pakistan by mid-November 2001.