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	BANGLAPEDIA: Musa Khan
		Musa Khan ruler of Bhati (East Bengal Delta), was the son and successor of isa khan Masnad-i-Ala.
		Musa Khan possessed a formidable fleet of war-boats, and besides his capital sonargaon he had fortified posts at Khizrpur, Katrabo, kadam rasul, Jatrapur, Dakchara, Shripur and vikramapura.
		Musa Khan was taken to the viceroyal court at Jahangirnagar and was most sternly treated by islam khan chisti.
	banglapedia.net /HT/M_0412.HTM (198 words)

	Ayub Khan Summary
		In a repetition of the events of 1958, martial law was decreed, and Yahya Khan, the commander in chief of the army, was appointed chief administrator.
		Muhammad Ayub Khan (Urdu: محمد ايوب خان) (May 14, 1907 – April 19, 1974) was a Field Marshal during the mid-1960s, and the political leader of Pakistan from 1958 to 1969.
		Khan was born in the village of Rehana near Haripur Hazara to a Hindko speaking Pashtun family of the Tareen tribe, the first child of the second wife of Mir Dad Khan, who was a Risaldar Major in Hodson's Horse.
	www.bookrags.com /Ayub_Khan (2278 words)

	Musa Khan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was the eldest son of Sardar Yazdan Khan, born in a Hazara family in Quetta, He used to belong to the sardar family of hazara tribe in Afghanistan.
		After Gen. Musa retired from the army, President Ayub Khan appointed him as the Governor of West Pakistan from 1967 to 1969.
		In Balochistan, Governor; General (Retd) Musa dissolved the provincial assembly in December 1988.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Musa_Khan (402 words)

	BANGLAPEDIA: Islam Khan Chisti (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Islam Khan, then only 38, apparently had no military training, though it may be assumed that, having been born of a noble family, he received the formal education available to Muslims in those days.
		The emperor appointed Ihtimam Khan as mir-i-bahr (admiral) and Mutaqid Khan as diwan.
		Islam Khan succeeded in subjugating the whole of Bengal and annexing the frontier kingdom of Kamraupa.
	www.banglapedia.net /HT/I_0104.HTM (1376 words)

	Brujula.Net - Your Latin Stating Point (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Khan was born in 1907 in the village of Rehana, to Mir Dad Khan.
		Ayub Khan was later made Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistani Army, becoming in 1951 the first non-British general to hold that position.
		Under Khan's presidency, the industrial sector of Pakistan grew very rapidly, and this in turn improved the economy, as did Khan's educational and land reforms.
	www.brujula.net /english/wiki/Ayub_Khan.html (404 words)

	Yahya Khan - Wikipedia Mirror
		Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan (February 4 1917 – August 10 1980) was the President of Pakistan and Chief of Army Staff from 1969 to 1971, following the resignation of Ayub Khan.
		Yahya Khan was born in Chakwal in 1917 to a family of Qizilbash Persian speaking soldiers.
		General Rahimuddin Khan was appointed by Yahya to oversee the proceedings, and would later sentence Mujib to an unconfirmed guilty verdict (which Bhutto would go on to veto).
	www.wiki-mirror.us /index.php/General_Yahya_Khan (749 words)

	FOLK TALES FROM KASHMIR----The Clever Lawyer and the Cleverer Client(16)
		It was shortened to Musa Khan and to Musa in colloquial language.
		Musa Khan put several questions to his client who told him that the sum he had repaid by way of interest exceeded the principal borrowed.
		Musa Khan saw into the whole business: he had been beaten with his own stick.
	www.koausa.org /Folk/Sadhu/16.html (613 words)

	Nur Khan reminisces ’65 war -DAWN - National; September 6, 2005
		A still incredulous Nur Khan was shocked when on further inquiry he found that except for a small coterie of top generals, very few in the armed forces knew about “Operation Gibraltar”.
		This in short is Nur Khan’s version of 1965 war, which he calls an unnecessary war and says that President Ayub for whom he has the greatest regard should have held his senior generals accountable for the debacle and himself resigned.
		It is not punishment of the failed leadership that should be the aim of the commission but sifting of facts from fiction and laying bare the follies and foibles of the irresponsible leaders in matters with grave implications for the nation.
	www.dawn.com /2005/09/06/nat2.htm (1106 words)

	Rajput News, Articles, Indian Resources, Hinduism Resources, Kshtriya Dharma
		He said that former military ruler Ayub Khan and his generals “misled the nation with a big lie that India rather than Pakistan had provoked the war, and that we were the victims of Indian aggression’’.
		Khan, in his account of the war, said subsequently he came to know that except “small coterie of generals’ around President Ayub Khan, few people knew about ‘Operation Gibraltar’ and even Lahore Garrison Commander had not been informed about it.
		Khan said since the 1965 war “was based on a big lie and was presented to the nation as a great victory, the army came to believe its own fiction and used Ayub as its role model and hence continued to fight unwanted wars—the 1971 war, the 1999 Kargil fiasco’’.
	www.rajputindia.com /resources/showarticle.asp?JournalID=396 (1069 words)

	PAF, Navy didn't know of Ayub plan : HindustanTimes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Khan said the PAF and Navy were not taken into confidence by the top army command as they secretly started to send infiltrators into Kashmir, an operation which finally led to Pakistan-India war in 1965.
		He said the decision to launch the infiltrators in Kashmir in 1965 was taken by the then President, Field Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan, Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, Gen Muhammad Musa Khan and the divisional commander with some in cabinet and the Foreign Ministry also being on board.
		Khan dismissed as absurd a theory that there was a tacit understanding between the top commanders of PAF and IAF in 1965 not to attack each other's Air Force in the bases.
	www.hindustantimes.com /news/181_1449716,001300270003.htm (585 words)

	Mughal Empire 1526-1707 by Sanderson Beck
		Khan Zaman was descended from Babur's Uzbek nemesis Shaibani, and he resented the Persians at Akbar's court.
		After Mahabat Khan, the Mughal governor of the Deccan, besieged and captured the Daulatabad fort to complete the conquest of Ahmadabad in 1633, the Shi'a state of Golconda recognized Mughal hegemony in 1635; but Shi'a Bijapur had to be invaded before they submitted.
		Amin Khan was appointed governor at Kabul in 1677, and his payments to the chiefs for serving the Mughals kept a diplomatic peace for the next twenty years.
	www.san.beck.org /2-9-MughalEmpire1526-1707.html (19924 words)

	Defenceindia : News : Pak admits 1965 war was 'wrong'
		Air Marshal (Retd) Khan's account of the war, published in the local daily Dawn on Tuesday, coincided with Pakistan's commemoration of the 'Defence Day' on the 40th anniversary of the conflict.
		Khan said the war was the result of attempts by Pakistani Army to push a large number of armed militants into Jammu and Kashmir without even informing Air Force and Navy.
		Khan said since the 1965 war "was based on a big lie and was presented to the nation as a great victory, the army came to believe its own fiction and used Ayub as its role model and therefore continued to fight unwanted wars -- the 1971 war, the Kargil fiasco in 1999."
	www.defenceindia.com /05-sep-2k5/news11.html (570 words)

	Grand Slam - A Battle of Lost Opportunities
		Musa made up a story to cover up the change of command on 02 September, stating that it was a pre-arranged issue.82 The same story was repeated by Shaukat Riza in his GHQ dictated trilogy on the Pakistan Army.83 This was 1984-85.
		Musa writes in his memoirs that Yahya was not his first choice as Army C in C but was selected by Ayub overruling Musa’s reservations about Yahya’s character.112 Musa’s book prove that he did not like Akhtar Malik.
		Musa later in the same book also states that Ayub did say in the same meeting “Why don’t you go for Akhnur”, but the first part of the paragraph in Musa ‘s book proves that the Grand Slam idea i.e choice of Akhnur as an objective had originated from the 12 Division.
	www.defencejournal.com /2000/sept/grand-slam.htm (11101 words)

	"musa" - Shopping.com
		Fouad Ajami - The Vanished Imam: Musa Al Sadr and the Shia of Lebanon
		Ahmed Essop - Hajji Musa and the Hindu Fire-Walker
		Musa Khan Jalalzai - The Foreign Policy of Afghanistan
	www.shopping.com /xCC-musa~FD-0~LO-1~PG-3 (653 words)

	Bengal under the Mughals
		Akbar's brother Mirza Hakim declared himself independent in Kabul, and Muzaffar Khan was defeated by rebels sympathetic to him, and Bengal and Bihar was declared to be his.
		Ibrahim Khan Fatehjang (1617–24) reconquered parts of Bengal, but he was defeated by Prince khurram (shahabu-ud-din, later shah jahan), who had revolted against his father Jehangir.
		Shaesta Khan (March 1664–June 1688) was known for his economic oppression, but popularity amongst common man, in Bengal.
	members.tripod.com /~tanmoy/bengal/mughal.html (804 words)

	Human Rights Violations in Balochistan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Sanaullah Baloch member of defunct National Assembly who was leading the procession to, was told that they had reached an understanding with the local authorities allowing the precisionists to stage their demonstration and public gathering condemning the WAPDA role in disconnecting of the power supply and raising tariff.
		The procession was marching peacefully towards the ground, when the procession was approaching sona khan thana close to Marri camp from fruit and vegetable market, it was fired upon.
		President of Balochistan national Party and convener of PONM (Pakistan Oppressed Nation Movement),Sardar Attahullah Khan Mangle, President of Pakhtoonkhaw MAP and deputy convener of PONM Mr.; Mahmood Khan Achakzi and former Chief Minister of Balochistan Sardar Akhtar Mangel,expressed his shock over the indiscriminate firing on the growers by the armed forces in Quetta.
	www.balochvoice.com /Human_Rights_Violations_in_Balochistan.html (1651 words)

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		The U.S aerial assault killed 12 relatives of Musa Khan, 22.
		Haji Khyal Khan, who lost 5 family members, said, “why is this tyranny happening to us?” Charred trees snapped like toothpicks, a burnt car sat idle.
		Musa Khan added, “we are just poor people,” as he looked at his home reduced to a 20-foot crater.
	pubpages.unh.edu /~mwherold/MusaKhan.htm (300 words)

	Amazon.com: "Musa Khan": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The biggest strides were made in 1611-12 under the governor Islam Khan Cbishti (1608-13) against Musa Khan of Sonargaon and Raja Pratapaditya of Jessore, and in 1666 under Shaista Khan (1664-78) against the Arakanese forces in Chittagong.
		The biggest strides were made in 161 1-12 under the governor Islam Khan Chishti (1608-13) against Musa Khan of Sonargaon and Raja Pratapaditya of jessore, and in 1666 under Shaista Khan (166.1-78) against the Arakanese forces in Chittagong.
		Musa Khan, Masnad-i-'A1, was the son of 'Isd Khan, who in turn was the leader of twelve, mostly Afghan, 'lords of the...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Musa-Khan (559 words)

	Yahya Khan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Yahya Khan was born in Peshawar in 1917 to a family of Pashtun soldiers.
		Immediately after the 1965 war Major General Yahya Khan who had commanded the 7th Division in Operation Grand Slam was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General, appointed Deputy Army C in C and C in C designate in March 1966.
		Ayub Khan was President of Pakistan for most of the 1960s, but by the end of the decade, popular resentment had boiled over against him.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yahya_Khan (2325 words)

	Countrybookshop.co.uk - Tell Me About the Prophet Musa
		Presents the life and times of the Prophet Musa from the days of his infancy, when he was put in a box in the River Nile, to the period of his divine mission and preaching of Allah's words.
		The life of Musa is full of incident, adventures and excitement, and has lessons and guidelines for all times.
		The focus throughout the book is on the spirit of the Prophet Musa's story, and on the lessons that it has for our daily lives.
	www.countrybookshop.co.uk /books/?whatfor=8187570482 (259 words)

	Anwar Khan : Banglapedia Article:Boi-Mela
		As described in the Baharistan, he was the chief of the zamindars, and was in no way less powerful than musa khan Masnad-i-Ala.
		But on his way back, Anwar entered into a secret plot with Mahmud Khan, brother of Musa Khan, and bahadur ghazi of Bhawal, who were in the imperial camp at Hasanpur.
		Anwar Khan fought hard, but was ultimately compelled to surrender to Islam Khan, who put him in chains.
	www.boi-mela.com /Banglapedia/ViewArticle.asp?TopicRef=270 (256 words)

	Ali Kuli Khan
		She was kidnapped from Kohat Cantonment in 1923 by Ajab Khan Afridi for the alleged insult to his wife by a British soldier.
		My late father Muhammad Habibullah Khan (Bibo to all his friends and relatives) was the second son of KB Muhammad Kuli Khan who was a Provincial Civil Servant officer (PCS) and belonged to the Khattak Tribe.
		KB Kuli Khan was truly a great man in all respects, self-made, capable, religious and exceedingly loving (in the truly Pathan tradition to his sons and grandsons), he reminds me of nothing but sweetness.
	www.defencejournal.com /2001/dec/alikuli.htm (7758 words)

	The Hindu : International / India & World : Pakistan to blame for 1965 war: ex-officer
		ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Air Marshal during the 1965 war with India, Nur Khan, has said that not only the war was forced on India by Pakistan but that it was unnecessary and completely unplanned.
		In startling disclosures in an interview to the English daily, Dawn, Air Marshal (retd.) Khan has said barring a few top generals in the Army, the war plan was not shared with other wings of the armed forces, which forced him to contemplate resignation in protest.
		Air Marshal (retd.) Asghar Khan, while handing over the command to Nur Khan had not briefed him about any impending war because he was not aware of it himself.
	www.hindu.com /2005/09/07/stories/2005090707541200.htm (386 words)

	Opinion
		Somehow, he gained the favour of Ayub Khan (probably through his wife who was greatly influenced by the Pir Sahib) and most who mattered in the government made a bee line to the Pir Sahib for paying their homage.
		So much so that during a dinner in our officers' mess where the-then Army Chief Musa Khan was present, a Lieutenant Colonel asked him to invoke the spiritual powers of such Pirs to get the better of our adversaries during a war.
		Of all the persons Musa Khan - known to be a docile and quite religious person - rebuked sharply the Lt Col telling him that the day you depended upon such invocations will mark the end of the Army and Pakistan.
	www.pakistanlink.com /Opinion/2006/Oct06/27/04.HTM (353 words)

	Iranica.com - VAZIRI, ¿Ali-Naqi
		Life: Vaziri was the son of Musa@ Khan Mirpanj, a high ranking army officer, and Bibi K¨a@nom, a well-educated woman active in the cause of women's liberation.
		It was Solayma@n Khan who urged Vaziri to study piano, so that he could better understand harmonic techniques such as chord progressions and modulation (K¨a@leqi, I, pp.
		This was gratifying, but it was not Vaziri's intention to promote an elitist enterprise; his primary aim was to provide music with a public arena, where ordinary citizens could come to hear music and develop appreciation and respect for music as a great art.
	www.iranica.com /articles/supp4/Vaziri.html (4201 words)

	Pakistan sent infiltrators to Kashmir in ’65: Nur Khan -DAWN - National; August 2, 2005
		The 82-year-old retired former Air chief revealed this to Dawn as he shared his memories of leading PAF from the front during the 1965 war, a fact also acknowledged in a recently published article by Air Marshal S. Raghavendran of the Indian Air Force (IAF).
		Air Marshal Khan said the decision to launch the infiltrators in Kashmir in 1965 was taken by the then President, Field Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan, Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, Gen Muhammad Musa Khan and the divisional commander with some in cabinet and the foreign ministry also being on board.
		Air Marshal Khan said, “the earliest when the infiltrators started going into Kashmir was by August 6.
	www.dawn.com /2005/08/02/nat4.htm (635 words)

	MUSA KHAN
		After the countrywide success of Guns and Roses ik junoon and Mujay chand chaye, this year he is again coming for making your Eid unforgettable with full of creativity and innovation in MUSA KHAN.
		MUSA KHAN is the fight between Peace and war, The race between nobility and crime.
		The whole movie is shooted at the beautiful locations of Swat Valley and at the barren land of Chelass Fort which indicates two opposite pictures of life (good and Ugly).
	www.geofunkar.com /lollywood/moosa.htm (506 words)

	Indo-Pak wars and the Truth as per Air Marshal (retired) Nur Khan - Jatland Forums
		Field Marshal Ayub Khan also was planning to demonstrate -- in the wake of the Indian Army's debacle at Sela-Bomdila in Arunachal Pradesh in November 1962 -- that one Pakistani was equal to 10 Indians in terms of military prowess.
		Achieving this positioning would absolve, the US Government, the US State Department, the CIA, and Musharraf, and Co, of the cynical terror that they have heaped on the Indian subcontinent, is support of their erstwhile Paki ally, since 1947- for whom Kashmir was to be the reward.
		This statement of Nur Khan appears to bea Public relations exercise, to coddle up to the US, and bolster their claim to being the US’s chief and principal ally in the “War on Terror”.
	www.jatland.com /forums/showthread.php?t=9793 (4219 words)

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