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Pakistani Islamic scholar

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.

Khan has served at Wayne State University, the Islamic Center of Irving, and the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences.

References

  1. "Solemnised Imran's nikah with Bushra Bibi twice: Mufti Saeed".
  2. "عمران خان اور بشریٰ بی بی کے نکاح کے معاملے پر ان کی سہیلیوں کی بات پر اعتبار کیا: مفتی سعید".
  3. ^ Rashidi 2012, p. 115.
  4. "Profile of Mufti Muhammad Saeed Khan Sahib --- Seerat.NET ~ Madani Memorial Inc. ~ Audio Lectures by Mufti Muhammad Saeed Khan".

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