The Afghan Taliban released issues 92 and 93 of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, al-Samoud, in a single volume, featuring a biography of Nasiruddin Haqqani, who was killed in Islamabad, Pakistan, on November 10, 2013, and a look at operations in the winter season.

The Afghan Taliban released the 90th issue of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, al-Samoud, and in its introduction, criticized NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen for complimenting Afghan forces while "denying the victory" of the fighters.

Maulvi Muhammad Shafiq, the Afghan Taliban's official for Uruzgan province in central Afghanistan, is the featured interview in the 89th issue of the group's al-Samoud Magazine, and discussed the July 6, 2013, suicide bombing in Tarinkot and jihadi issues in general.

The Afghan Taliban released the 89th issue of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, al-Samoud, on October 8, 2013.

The Afghan Taliban released the 88th issue of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, "al-Samoud," and in its introduction, charged that Afghan forces are not capable of taking over security from the NATO-led ISAF mission in Afghanistan.

The Afghan Taliban released the 87th issue of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, "al-Samoud," featuring an interview with the head of the group's Economic Commission, and an interview with a fighter. The magazine was posted on July 22, 2013.

The Afghan Taliban released the 86th issue of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, "al-Samoud," featuring an interview with the official from the group's "Special Committee for the Prevention of Civilian Losses".

An Afghan Taliban representative interviewed Abdul Raouf Hekmat, a "political and military analyst" and writer for the group's Arabic al-Samoud Magazine, regarding the recently announced "Khalid bin al-Walid" military campaign.

The Afghan Taliban released the 85th issue of its monthly Arabic e-magazine, "al-Samoud," and in the introduction, celebrated the eighth anniversary of the publication and its alleged success in delivering news to Muslims in the Arab world about jihad in Afghanistan.

The Afghan Taliban released the 84th issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," featuring an interview with the group's deputy general official for Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, and an article about the suicide bombing in Zabul in which a 25-year-old American diplomat, Anne Smedinghoff, was killed.

The Afghan Taliban released the 83rd issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," featuring an interview with the group's general official for Farah province of western Afghanistan.

The Afghan Taliban's al-Samoud magazine published in its 82nd issue an interview with Maulvi Abdul Baqi, the group's deputy general official in Fayrab province of northern Afghanistan, discussing enemy claims of victory since killing the general official.

The Afghan Taliban released the 82nd issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," and in its introduction, continued to criticize US President Barack Obama for opting for partial troop withdrawal rather than complete pullout.

The Afghan Taliban released the 80th issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," on December 26, 2012, featuring an interview with the group's official for Samangan province of northern Afghanistan.

The Afghan Taliban released the 79th issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," featuring an interview with the group's official for Parwan province.

The Afghan Taliban's al-Samoud magazine published in its 78th issue an interview with al-Hajj Abdul Samad, an official in the group's "Da'wa [Preaching] and Education Committee," discussing its activities in turning Afghan soldiers and staff away from service to the enemy.

The Afghan Taliban released the 78th issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," featuring articles about the ongoing green on blue attacks by Afghan soldiers against NATO-led ISAF troops, the large-scale raid on Camp Bastion in Helmand province of southern Afghanistan, and other events.

The Afghan Taliban released the 77th issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," on September 27, 2012, and in it, published an interview with Sirajuddin Haqqani.

The featured interview in the 76th issue of al-Samoud magazine was held with Maulvi Abdul Ghani, the Afghan Taliban's general official for Herat province in western Afghanistan.

The Afghan Taliban released the 76th issue of its monthly Arabic-language e-magazine, "al-Samoud," on August 26, 2012, and in it, highlighted the ongoing incidents of "green-on-blue" attacks by Afghan soldiers against NATO-led ISAF troops.