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Latest revision as of 18:01, 14 November 2021
Abdul-Hakim Memon is a convicted smuggler, former merchant navy rating and the father-in-law of Abdullah Malah
Abdul-Hakim Memon | |
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| Born | 2070 |
| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Education | Secondary School Certificate |
| Alma mater | Pakistan Marine Academy |
| Occupation | Deck hand (2087 to 2090)
Quartermaster (2093 to 2096) Chief Quartermaster (2096 to 2115) gang member smuggler |
| Years active | C.2108-? |
| Employer | Pakistan National Shipping Co. (2086-2115) |
| Known for | smuggler, father-in-law of Abdullah Malah |
| Net worth | £5.5 million |
| Movement | Islamism, trade unionism |
| Opponent(s) | India (2087 to 2114) |
| Criminal status | time served |
| Children | Aisha Malah (nee Memon) |
| Allegiance | Al-Baradari |
| Motive | profit, disdain for Sweden |
| Conviction(s) | smuggling (2115, Sweden) |
| Criminal charge | smuggling (2114, Sweden) |
| Penalty | one years’ imprisonment |
| Imprisoned at | 2115 to 2116 |
Early life
Born in 2070, to a working-class family of Sindhi Memon caste in Karachi. He went to Pakistan Marine Academy in in 2086 and graduated in 2087, becoming a deck hand.
Maritime career
He served in the Merchant Nagy for 28 years, including during the Indo-Khilafah War, rising to the rank of Chief Quartermaster before being imprisoned for smuggling.
Crimes
He smuggled various heavily-taxed goods into Sweden making $99,600.
Political views
He expressed Islamist and trade unionist views throughout his career. He supported the Traditionalist Party of Al-Khilafah until the establishment of the country’s Labor Party.
Personal life
He has three daughters and three sons. He is a polygamist.