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| Khan is the founder of Al-Nadwah Educational Trust, in ], Pakistan.{{Sfn|Rashidi|2012|p=115}} He edited the journals ''Al-Nadwah'' and ''Al-Manad'' and then served as the editor of ''Al-Hamid'', a monthly journal published by the Jamia Madaniyah in ].{{Sfn|Rashidi|2012|p=115}} | Khan is the founder of Al-Nadwah Educational Trust, in ], Pakistan.{{Sfn|Rashidi|2012|p=115}} He edited the journals ''Al-Nadwah'' and ''Al-Manad'' and then served as the editor of ''Al-Hamid'', a monthly journal published by the Jamia Madaniyah in ].{{Sfn|Rashidi|2012|p=115}} Following the ], he has been seen as a controversial figure within the religious circles.{{Sfn|Rashidi|2012|p=115}} | ||
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Mufti Muhammad Saeed Khan (Template:Lang-ur) is a Pakistani Islamic scholar and core committee member of the political party Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
He is a religious leader and is well-known for having solemnized the marriage of PTI's leader, Imran Khan, with Bushra Bibi.
Life and works
Khan is the founder of Al-Nadwah Educational Trust, in Islamabad, Pakistan. He edited the journals Al-Nadwah and Al-Manad and then served as the editor of Al-Hamid, a monthly journal published by the Jamia Madaniyah in Lahore. Following the 1995 Pakistani coup d'état attempt, he has been seen as a controversial figure within the religious circles.
Khan has served at Wayne State University, the Islamic Center of Irving, and the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences.
References
- "Solemnised Imran's nikah with Bushra Bibi twice: Mufti Saeed".
- "عمران خان اور بشریٰ بی بی کے نکاح کے معاملے پر ان کی سہیلیوں کی بات پر اعتبار کیا: مفتی سعید".
- ^ Rashidi 2012, p. 115.
- "Profile of Mufti Muhammad Saeed Khan Sahib --- Seerat.NET ~ Madani Memorial Inc. ~ Audio Lectures by Mufti Muhammad Saeed Khan".
Bibliography
- Rashidi, Zahid Hussain (June–July 2012). "دارالعلوم دیوبند کاقیام اور مفتی سعید خان کا انکشاف". Bayyinaat. Karachi: Jamia Uloom-ul-Islamia: 115–129.