(1953-2007 AD)
Daughter of Zulfiqar Au Bhutto, President and Prime Minister
of united Pakistan (1971 — 1977), served as Prime Minister of Pakistan 1988 to
1990 and from 1993 to 1996, the first woman to hold this office in any modern
Islamic state, was born on 21 June 1953 at Karachi and was assassinated on 27
December
2007 at Liaqat Bagh Rawalpindi.
She wrote two books: (1) Daughter of East: (Her
Autobiography published in 1988) and (2) Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy and
the West, in 2007.
Dr. N. A. Baloch
(Born 1917 AD)
Educationist, archeologist and renowned scholar who wrote 40
volumes of folk literature of Sindh, ten volumes of Shah Jo Risalo, six volumes
of Sindhi lexicon and so many othor works of recognition in Sindhi, Urdu,
Persian, Arabic and English, Dr. Nahi Bux S/o Ali Muhammad Khan Leghari Baloch
was born on 14 December 1917 in village Jaffer Khan Leghari District Sanghar.
He is the founder of Education Department in the University; remained Vice
Chancellor of Sindh University Jamshoro, founder Vice Chancellor of
International Islamic University, Islamabad; provincial education minister of
Sindh and member on numerous national and international learned bodies, boards
of director. Presently, lives in Hyderabad busy in intellectual
pursuits. 135
Luqman Hakeem
A person of eminence, known as Luquum iii1-lakeen, or Luqman
the Philosopher, mentioned in the Quran in Chapter No: 31 or Suiatul Lujman in
verses from 12 to 19, as one upon whom Cod had bestowed wisdom. Commentators
are not agreed as to whether Luqman is an inspired prophet or not.. Some say he
was Bal’am son of Baur of Bible and a nephew of
Hazrat Ayub (AS)), being his sister’s son; others say that
he was a nephew of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS); some are of the view that he was the judge
and Minister in the court of Hazrat Daud (AS) and lived until the time of
Hazrat Yahya (AS) being one thousand years of age. Some say he was the King of
J-liniyari Dynsty of old Yemen known as Luqman bin Aad. Others add, that he was
an African slave and a shepherd amongst the Israelites. Some say he was a
tailor, while others treat him a carpenter.
He is admitted by all Arabian historians to have been a
fahulist and a writer of• proverbs, and consequently Europian authors (though
without sufficient justification) have concluded that he mtzst be the same
person with whom the Creeks, not knowing his real name, have called Aesop or
Aethiops.
Some say Luqman is identical with the Elxai of the
Ebionites.
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A.K. Brohi 61, 131
Abdul Qadir Jilani 41, 101
Abdul Rahim Cirhori (R.A) 51, 114
Ahdul Rahim Khenan 70
Ahdullah Ahmad Badawi 69
Ahdullah bin Masood (R.A) 12,75
AbuBakarDaud 65
Abli Bakr (R.A) 9, 74
Abu Bakr Shebli 34, 94
Ahu Hanifah 21, 75, 83, 84
Abu Ishaque Cazruni (R.A) 36, 97
Ahu Jaffar 21, 83
Ahu Othman al-Hiri 33,93
Ahu Sa’id Ahu al-Khair 37, 98
Ahu Turab Nakhshabi 30, 90
Ahu Zar Chifari (R.A) 12, 76
Ahul A’Ia Mawdudi 60, 126, 129
Ahul Hassan Khurqani (R.A) 35,97
Ahul Kalam Azad 56, 122
Ahmad Raghab 67
Ahmed bin Hambal (R.A) 30, 90
Ahmed Khan 53, 115
Ahmed Sehou Toure 66
Au (R,A) 15,74
Ah aI-Khamenei 54, 119
Mi bin Ahu Talib (R.A) 78
Au Hajveri (R.A) 38, 99
Mi Naqi (R.A) 9 137
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