The Expedition of Khyber

Introduction of the Kiibar Adventure: The Kyber Expedition was completed in Muharak by the Prophet Muhammad at the end of July. He began working for the Medina Khyber with a head of about 1,400 unauthorized soldiers and 200 horses between two horses. The prophet allowed only those who promised to be true to him under the tree. In the Quran, Allaah said to them: "When they swear their loyalty under the tree, Allah is very happy and knows what is in the heart, so he sends peace to them I will reward you.

Their repression by the DUD regime and the death of the major PDPA member Mir Akbar Kaiber caused intense opposition from the PDPA faction. The mysterious environment of Khyber 's death caused a massive anti - Dauid demonstration in Kabul, which led to the arrest of some famous PDPA leaders. On 27 April 1978, the Afghan army, sympathetic to the cause of PDPA, toppled and executed Daoud with his family. PDPA Secretary General Nur Muhammad Taraki became chairman of the Revolutionary Committee and became the newly established Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan

In 1978, the government killed Mir Akbar Khyber (or "Kaibar"), a prominent member of Afghan People 's Democratic Party (PDPA). PDPA leaders are obviously worried that Daoud is trying to purge them all, especially since most people were later arrested by the government. Nevertheless, part of Hafizula Amin and PDPA's Halk faction army continued to organize military coups without punishment. On April 28, 1978, PDPA led by Nur Mohammad Taraki, Babrak Karmal, Amin Taha overthrew Muhammad Daud's regime. The coup d'etat was called Saul Revolution. On May 1, Taraki became President of the PDPA, Prime Minister, Secretary General. This country was later renamed the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (DRA), and the PDPA system continued in some form until April 1992.