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Pal Do Pal
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Badshah Khan Meera as Ruby Nayyar Ejaz as Wazir Khan Ghulam Mohiuddin as Mukarram Khan The film was released on 5 November 1999 across Pakistan. "Pal Do Pal
Jahandar Shah
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Humayun's tomb. Jahandar Shah's first wife was the daughter of Mirza Mukarram Khan Safavi. The marriage took place on 13 October 1676. After her death
Aimal Khan Mohmand
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the battle of Khapush. Operating near Khapush in the Bajaur region, Mukarram Khan was lured into an ambush by a Pashtun lashkar led by Aimal Khan and
Jamaat-ul-Ahrar
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of Afghanistan on 11 November, will be headed by militant commander Mukarram Khan . Khan had previously served as an important commander and spokesman
Bengal Subah
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Mirza Amanullah Khan Jahan II میرزا أمان اللہ ، خان زماں ثانی 1626 Mukarram Khan Chishti مکرم خان 1626–1627 Fidai Khan I فدای خان 1627–1628 Qasim Khan
2022 Karnataka hijab row
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visiting the spots where religious violence had occurred. Congress leader Mukarram Khan gave a statement that those who opposed the hijab would be chopped into
Puri
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'Lotani Baragachha' or Banyan tree) and then at 'Dadhibaman Temple'. 12 Mukarram Khan , 1617 Purushottama Deva, the King of Khurda Images moved to the Bankanidhi
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2009
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"Eight killed, 17 hurt in Kamra suicide hit" The News, 24 October 2009 Mukarram Khan . "18 killed in Mohmand mine blast" Daily Times, 23 "Fresh attacks rock
List of rulers of Bengal
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Shahjahan Darab Khan 1624–1625 while Shahjahan occupied Bengal. Killed by Mahabbat Khan. Mahabat Khan 1625–1626 Mukarram Khan 1626–1627 Fidai Khan 1627–1628