Khan, A. Q. 1936-2021

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Name (Hebrew)
ח'אן, עבד אל-קדיר, 1936-2021
Name (Latin)
Khan, A. Q. 1936-2021
Name (Arabic)
خان، عبد القدير، 1936-2021
Other forms of name
Abdul Qadeer Khan, 1936-2021
Qadīr K̲h̲ān, 1936-2021
ʻAbdulqadīr K̲h̲ān, 1936-2021
K̲h̲ān, Qadīr, 1936-2021
K̲h̲ān, ʻAbdulqadīr, 1936-2021
Qadeer Khan, Abdul, 1936-2021
Khan, A. Q. (Abdul Qadeer), 1936-
Khan, Abdul Qadeer, 1936-
Khan, A. Q., 1936-
Abdul Qadeer Khan, 1936-
Qadeer Khan, Abdul, 1936-
Khān, ʻAbdulqadīr, 1936-
Date of birth
1936-04-01
Date of death
2021-10-10
Associated country
Pakistan
Field of activity
nuclear science and technology
Occupation
Physicists
Associated Language
urd
Gender
male
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 92292655
Wikidata: Q310773
Library of congress: n 85104293
Sources of Information
  • Dr. A.Q. Khan on Pakistan bomb, 1987:pref. (Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan) p. 10 (b. April 1936 in Bhopal) p. 11 (went to Dusseldorf and then to West Berlin to study metallurgy at Technische U. at Charlottenburg; M.S. in 1967; doctorate of engineering in physical metallurgy in 1972) p. 13 (working in the Dr. A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories)
  • Muḥsin-i Pākistān Ḍākṭar ʻAbdulqadīr K̲h̲ān ... 2009:t.p. (Ḍākṭar ʻAbdulqadīr K̲h̲ān) p. 9 (Ḍākṭar Qadīr K̲h̲ān)
  • Muḥsin-i Pākistān, Ḍākṭar ʻAbdulqadīr K̲h̲ān, 1991.
  • Abdul Qadeer Khan; d. October 10, 2021, Islamabad; grew up in Pakistan after the partition of India that created the new country in 1947 ( (Washington Post WWW site, October 15, 2021) )
  • ʻUrāz̤ah Ḍākṭar ʻAbdulqadīr K̲h̲ān kā ʻaks-i taḥrīr, 2011:t.p. (ڈاکٹرعبد القديرخان = Ḍākṭar ʻAbdulqadīr K̲h̲ān)
  • His Dr. A.Q. Khan on Pakistan bomb, 1987:pref. (Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan) p. 10 (b. April 1936 in Bhopal) p. 11 (went to Dusseldorf and then to West Berlin to study metallurgy at Technische U. at Charlottenburg; M.S. in 1967; doctorate of engineering in physical metallurgy in 1972) p. 13 (working in the Dr. A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories)
  • Siddīqī, Sahar. Muhsin-i Pākistān, Dāktar ʻAbdulqadīr Khān, 1991.