Nationality Pakistani Known for Political activism Died November 5, 2010 Profession Politician Role Political leader | Parents Esa Khan Name Sain Khan Children 6 Religion Islam | |
Born 3 January 1924
Zhob, British Balochistan, British India ( 1924-01-03 ) Alma mater Islamia College University Political party Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party | ||
Resting place Balochistan, Pakistan | ||
Sain kamal khan sherani interview with barakwal miankheil
Sain Kamal Khan Sherani (Pashto:سايي کمال خان شیراني)(January 3, 1924—November 5, 2010) was the founding member and leader of Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party a democratic Pashtun nationalist political party in Pakistan. Sain (being an honorary prefix)
Contents
- Sain kamal khan sherani interview with barakwal miankheil
- Mahmood khan achakzai sain kamal khan sherani funeral part 1
- Education
- Political career
- Death
- Mahmood khan achakzai sain kamal khan sherani funeral part 2
- Mahmood khan achakzai sain kamal khan sherani funeral zhob part 3 3
- References
Sain Kamal Khan Sherani was born in district Zhob British India village shina ponga (شنه پونګه) in middle class Sherani tribe family. His father name was Esa Khan and he has business in Dehli. Sain has three brothers named Mutha Khan, Ibrahim Khan, Nawab Khan and has two sisters. He has six children in number five sons and only daughter.
Mahmood khan achakzai sain kamal khan sherani funeral part 1
Education
Kamal Khan Sherani got his basic education from home town Zhob and in 1939 he got admission in "Sandeman High School Quetta" by scholarship. After completing his Matriculation, in 1940 he proceeded to Islamia College University Peshawar, obtaining an Honours degree in Economics.
Political career
Sain Kamal Khan Sherani was the closest companion of Khan Shaheed Abdul Samad Khan Achakzai. Sain
Death
In the first week of November, he was taken violently ill and for the last five days he hovered between life and death, every moment henceforth was a risk; when ultimately on the 5th November 2010, the paragon of intellectual gentry and the greatest living fighter against obscurantism ceased to fight and gave in, and peacefully gone to sleep.