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EDMONTON — Junaid Bin Jahangir was such a devout Muslim that when he arrived in Canada he ate only yogurt for two days until he was sure which food followed halal dietary rules.
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He had entered as such in Emperor Jahangir’s service, become a favorite of the Emperor, and dropped a word in Jahangir’s ear about his brother’s genius.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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He had entered as such in Emperor Jahangir’s service, become a favorite of the Emperor, and dropped a word in Jahangir’s ear about his brother’s genius.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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He had entered as such in Emperor Jahangir’s service, become a favorite of the Emperor, and dropped a word in Jahangir’s ear about his brother’s genius.
Shadow Princess Indu Sundaresan 2010
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After reviewing the merits of the case, Asma Jahangir -- one of Pakistan's leading human rights advocates and president of the Supreme Court Bar Association -- offered to defend Haqqani before the court.
Syed Yahya Hussainy: Pakistan's Latest Political Trial Syed Yahya Hussainy 2011
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He quotes Asma Jahangir, a leading Pakistani lawyer and human rights advocate: "What sort of honor is it to open fire on an unarmed woman?"
Anastasia Hobbet: The Honor Code and the Arab Gulf Anastasia Hobbet 2010
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Although monarchs such as Jahangir, who was the ruler of the Mughal Empire from 1605 to 1627, claimed that his restless effort to help artists elevated the quality of art in India, many artists on the subcontinent considered themselves as craftsmen and either didn't sign their works at all or marked their paintings with terms such as "servant," "from the lowest of the unworthy" or even "slave."
Masterful Works Open the Gateway to India Goran Mijuk 2011
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He quotes Asma Jahangir, a leading Pakistani lawyer and human rights advocate: "What sort of honor is it to open fire on an unarmed woman?"
Anastasia Hobbet: The Honor Code and the Arab Gulf Anastasia Hobbet 2010
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Jahangir 1569-1627 succeeded his father, Akbar, in 1605.
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After reviewing the merits of the case, Asma Jahangir -- one of Pakistan's leading human rights advocates and president of the Supreme Court Bar Association -- offered to defend Haqqani before the court.
Syed Yahya Hussainy: Pakistan's Latest Political Trial Syed Yahya Hussainy 2011
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