Asif Ali Zardari (English Wikipedia)

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Pakistan Journal of History and Culture. National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research. 1996. p. 82. The second son Hakim Ali Zardari, left his place of birth, Phatohal Zardari, and settled in the village Mir Khan Zardari village where he started cultivating ancestral lands. He married Bilqees Khanum, daughter of Hasan Ali Memon and grand daughter of the famous scholar Hasan Ali Effendi.
Selections from Regional Press. Institute of Regional Studies. 2008. p. 48. On his maternal side, he is the great-grandson of Khan Bahadur Hassan Ali Effendi, the founder of first educational institution for the Muslims of Sindh. The founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, was among the prominent students to graduate from the Sindh Madrassa.
Current Biography Yearbook. H.W. Wilson. 2009. p. 623. On his maternal side, Zardari is the great-grandson of Khan Bahadur Hassan Ali Effendi ["Afandi" in some sources), the founder of Sindh Madrasatul Islam, the first educational institution for Muslims in Sindh.
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