Pakistan_ A Hard Country - Anatol Lieven [305]
Khan, Rai Mohammed Akram
Khan, Sahabzada Yaqub
Khan, Tajuddin
Khan, Tazmir
Khan Sahib, Dr (Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan)
khandan
khans (lords)
Kharan
khassadars (paramilitary police)
Khattak, Afrassiab
Khattak, Khushal Khan
Khayyam, Omar
Khidmat-e-Khalq Foundation
Khilafat (Caliphate) movement
Khojas
Khokar, Gul Hafeez
Khomeini, Ayatollah
Khosar tribe
Khoshk family and village
Khudai Khidmatgars (Red Shirts)
Khunda family
Khursheed Begum (mother of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto)
Khurshid, Azem
Khwaja, Rizwan Qadir
Khyber Tribal Agency
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa see North West Frontier Province
kidnappings
Kidwai, Khalid
kinship system
and armed forces
in cities
and ‘feudal’ power
and ‘feudals’
and Islamist parties
leadership roles in
marriage and
and Mohajirs
and old families
and patronage
and pir families
and police
and political structure
and punishment by rape
in Punjab
strength of
and struggles for power
terms used
and urbanization
Kipling, John Lockwood
Kipling, Rudyard, Kim
kleptocracy
Kohlu
Koran
Jamaat and
on righteousness
Kot Diji
kshatriyas
Kunar
Kunduz
Lahore
Ashura festival
Badshahi mosque
Daily Times
Data Ganj Baksh shrine
Defence Housing Association
elite families on
film industry in (‘Lollywood’)
Fort
GDP
geography of
High Court Bar Association
Hira Mandi
IJI in
industries
and Islamist radical groups
JI HQ in
Jinnah Bagh (Lawrence Gardens)
Kashmiri families in
Minar-e-Pakistan
mosques
Museum
police academy, attack on
and possible national revolution
PPP in
race course board
saints’ shrines in
Shalamar gardens
Shia – Sunni relations in
shrines in
society figures
and Taleban
Taleban attacks in
transport
university
University of Management Sciences
violence by lawyers in
Lahore Resolution
land
division through inheritance
grants to retired military men
land-grant system
reform
Landi Khotal
landowners
in Multan
in Potwar region
in Punjab
see also ‘feudals’; waderos
langars
Langrial family
language riots
Larkana
Bhutto mausoleum
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ)
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT)
lashkars (independent militias)
Latif, Abdul
Lawyers’ Movement
Lebanon
Leghari, President Farook
Leghari tribe
Liaquat Ali Khan
Libya
loans, state
LOC (Line of Control)
Loe Agra
‘Lollywood’
London
Lop Nur
loyah jirga
Lucknow
Shia – Sunni relations in
Lyall, Sir Charles James
Lyon, Stephen
MacDonald, Major Henry
Machiavelli, Niccolò
Madni, Maulana Hussain Ahmad
Madras
madrasahs
female
Maghrib
Mahmood, Sultan Bashiruddin
Mahsoods
Mahsud, Beitullah
Mahsud, Hakimullah
Mahsud tribe
Mai, Mukhtar
Majeed, Chaudhry Abdul
Malakand
malangs
Malik, Iftikhar
Malik, Munir
maliks (Pathan tribal notables)
in Mohmand Agency
Mamasani tribe
Manchester, England
Mangal Dagh
Mangla
Manki Mullah
Mansehra
Mansuqa
Mansura
Manto, Saadat Hasan
Toba Tek Singh
Mao Zedong
Maoism
Marathas
Mardan
Marri, Balach
Marri, Khair Baksh
Marri, Mir Shahnawaz Khan
Marri tribe
marriage
arranged
between new and old families
multiple
outside tribe
of widows
within kinship groups
of young girls, as settlement of feuds (swara)
martial law
Marwandi, Shaikh Syed Usman (Lal Shahbaz Qalandar)
Masoud, Ahmed Shah
Masoud, Shireen
Mastoi tribe
Matheson, Sylvia, The Tigers of Balochistan
Maududi, Syed Abu Ala
Mazar-e-Sharif
Mecca
Medina
Mehmood, Khalid
Mehmood, Makhdoom Ahmed
Memon (language)
Memons
Mengel tribe
Menon, Pervaiz
Merk, W. R. H.
Metcalf, Sir Thomas
Methodism
Mexico
Miangul dynasty
Miangundi
Mianwali
migration, mass
militant groups, anti-Shia
military coups
Mingora
Mir Ali Shah, Pir
Mir Chakar
miracles
Mirani, Attab Shaban
Mirpur Bhutto
mirs (rulers)
Mirza, President Iskandar
Mohajir Qaumi Mahaz (MQM)
administration
and ANP
headquarters
and industry
and Nizam-e-Adl
see also Mohajirs; Muttahida Qaumi Mahaz
Mohajirs
Jamaat and
as middle class
and Nizam-e-Adl
and other ethnic groups
and Pathans
relations with Sindhis
in Sindh
urban tradition
see also Karachi, Mohajirs in;